Michael Vizard

Articles by Michael Vizard

CRM fools and their jobs are soon parted

Throwing money at a problem is the wrong thing to do and customer relationship management software is no exception to the rule, says InfoWorld (US) editor-in-chief Michael Vizard.

Fear and loathing of Web services

If you listen very carefully, you can hear the sound of large application software vendors damning Web services with faint praise.

Building on the corporate portal

In this exclusive interview with InfoWorld (US), two executives from Art Technology Group explain why they think an applications approach to corporate portals is preferable to any other approach.

Beware of portals you can’t leave

Given half a chance these days, it seems that every major software vendor is willing to give any prospective customer a portal for free.

Vignette manages content

In an interview Vignette Corp. CEO Greg Peters and senior vice-president and general manager for strategy and technology Bill Daniel talk about the strategic role content management plays in unifying data assets across the enterprise.

Interview: A grip on the grid

As the executive director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), Dan Reed may have one of the better jobs in all of IT. He leads an organization that is committed to pushing the computer-science envelope, and as such pioneers many of the concepts that will become part of mainstream IT infrastructure in the future.

One word: Plastics

In an exclusive interview with InfoWorld (U.S.), the CTO of Omnexus, a plastics industry e-marketplace, discusses why consortium-backed public exchanges will ultimately triumph.

Web services and the unfinished revolution

As a technology, Web services is little understood because it is primarily an application development phenomenon. But like most fundamental changes to a key set of enabling technologies, the impact Web services will have will be profound.

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