A few weeks ago, I wrote that the proliferation of mobile phones, PDAs, BlackBerry devices, and the like was blurring the line between consumer and enterprise purchase and application of technology. After all, very few people have a mobile phone...
MILWAUKEE - The announcement that TechStar will receive a two-year grant from the state Department of Commerce is the latest sign that research institutions in Milwaukee, which for years trailed their counterparts in Madison in pushing technology into the marketplace, are aspiring to catch up....
Low-cost Internet routers are the source of problem Madison, WI- Over 2,200 computers on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus were infected with the latest e-mail virus last week. At the same time, it was revealed that beginning in May 2003, UW-Madison discovered that it was the...
I applaud Senator Ted Kanavas for his desire to align best business practices to state government. I was also pleasantly surprised to see the senator refer to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (Sarbox) in his recent WTN exclusive interview....
High-tech advancements can get techies into ballgame, too As the manufacturing sector struggles to recover from its two-year-long nightmare, recent or soon-to-be college grads may view a career in building things a bit gauche....
MADISON, WI - Five Wisconsin companies recently won CIOmagazine’s CIO Award, given to 100 businesses annually based on their resourcefulness regarding the use of information technology(IT) within their enterprises....
MADISON-The University of Wisconsin-Madison is experiencing problems with the “SoBIG.F” e-mail virus and requires campus e-mail users to help contain its spread....
Would you like some fries with your Internet connection? MADISON, WI - McDonald’s restaurants recently began installing wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) Internet connections in five Milwaukee locations as part of a six-month pilot program. These Milwaukee locations join select McDonald's restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area,...
MADISON, WI - Information technology analysts, consultants and executives are reporting that there are early indications that IT spending will increase in the second half of 2003, which provides the necessary first steps for a turnaround in IT spending for 2004....
MIDDLETON, WI – SoftSwitching Technologies, a high-technology spin-off of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, recorded power events on about 250 monitors Thursday during the biggest blackout the nation has ever seen....