Madison, Wis. — A computer system that interfaces Wisconsin voter data with death, felony and driver's license records is now working, bringing Wisconsin into compliance with federal law, according to the state's Elections Division. ...
Along with its prediction that global IT services spending will rise 9.5 percent this year, analyst firm Gartner commented on currency values, return on investment (ROI) and companies seeking low-cost providers....
A weighty majority of IT executives believe it's important to implement green IT initiatives in their companies, and in many firms the chief executive is the biggest proponent, says a new survey by CDW corporation....
For Oskar Anderson, it's remixing and virtualizing State of Wisconsin applications to increase flexibility and squeeze out more useful life. For Brian Tennant, it's gathering data on the applications that Bethesda Lutheran uses in order to preserve institutional knowledge and add value. Legacy modernization is...
WTN Interview: Mark Hennessy, CIO of IBM, came from the business side of the shop, and his version of CIO leadership has one overriding requirement. That requirement is to not only understand the business strategy, but also set it, enable it, and execute it in...
Madison, Wis.—Wisconsin businesses are in a better position to remain globally competitive following the Wisconsin Supreme Court's 4-3 decision in favor of Menasha Corp. in a sales tax dispute involving customized software, according to local businesspeople and lawyers. ...
Madison, Wis. — CDW said on Thursday it will buy almost 12 million kilowatt-hours per year of electricity from renewable sources for its two Madison datacenters....
Many business travelers have been surprised to learn from recent newspaper articles that their laptops and other electronic files may be searched or even seized by U.S. Customs officials when returning to the U.S. from an international journey. Why is this so? How...
Milwaukee, Wis. — Fiserv, Inc., a large information technology service provider to financial and insurance firms, said today that its board has authorized a repurchase of up to 10 million shares of common stock, or about 6 percent of outstanding shares....
Milwaukee businesses continually miss out on the new waves of technological change that move through the American economy, according to Mason Wells' John Byrnes. But by focusing attention on the "grand challenge" problems in local industries, and by providing collaboration tools to encourage more interdisciplinary...