June 2004
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- Cover story:
The power to react
The dawn of the event-driven enterprise.
- Lessons from the over-achievers of e-learning
- Hewlett-Packard starts to look like IBM’s first true rival
- IT's latest windfall: Cashing in on the ‘compliance dividend’
- Q&A interview: BAT
The power to react
The dawn of the event-driven enterprise.
Instantly responsive enterprise
Most businesses will soon build systems that enable them to respond instantly to unusual events.
MANAGEMENT
IT's latest windfall
IT directors are using business regulations to justify a new wave of technology investments. What kind of projects are they getting approved?
PROFILE
The Great Pretender
Two years after it acquired Compaq, Hewlett-Packard has started to look like the rival IBM has never had. But do the fundamentals support that challenge?
TECHNOLOGY
School's out
Lessons from organisations that have put e-learning to the test.
Code open, loophole closed
Contributors to Linux will now have to personally certify their work. But is it a case of too little, too late?
Murky Windows
The content of the next version of Microsoft's operating system will indicate whether its business model has taken a new direction.
Q&A
British American Tobacco
on implementing a service-oriented architecture for more flexible and cost-effective applications integration.
INFLUENCER
Ian Watmore
A profile of the UK's first head of electronic government.
DEAL WATCH
Tube boob?
Two organisations that control sections of the London Underground have opted for two very different application infrastructures.
Moving target
There may be bright times ahead for mobile applications providers. But which companies are poised to reap the profits?
COMPANIES
Month in review
A round-up of the month's key IT industry news.
Infoconomy Index
Company analysis
An in-depth analysis of the events shaping leading technology companies.
Dell
Symbol
SPSS
CA
Intel
Microsoft
Mobile enterprise
An examination of some of the recent developments in the mobile communications sector
WiMax
Multimedia messaging
Urban, unwired
Business SMS
FINANCE
Financial results
Analysis of results from leaders in business intelligence and systems management software.
M&A
Recent deals in the global IT industry, as security giant Symantec acquires Brightmail and Verisign buys Jamba.
The IT industry has a seemingly endless supply of 'Next Big Things', says Kenny MacIver.
Readers' letters
Feedback on offshore outsourcing, application performance management and staffing shortages.
UPDATES
Insider
Highlights, facts and inside stories from the frontiers of the information economy.
NHS chief pleads for recognition
Web services raises the tide
CIOs ‘set to overspend their IT budgets’
Access fewer areas
Continuity – a management decision
Whatever next?
RESOURCES
Industry trends
Highlights, facts and stories from the stormy seas of the information economy.
The instantly responsive enterprise
IT services
IT budget optimism
HP holds onto lead in EMEA PC market
Data cleansing tools
ERP demand starts to climb
Crib sheet
A primer on calculating the value of IT.
Books
The Value Factor
CRM Unplugged
Last word
Does the outbreak of peace in the IT industry harbour something more sinister, asks Andrew Lawrence?
