Learn how companies are cutting costs by hiring microworkers who are paid by task. Read about the businesses and Websites that are helping match workers with jobs and employers. These include Amazon.com, CloudCrowd, LiveOps and ODesk
1/31/11
As the economy improves, which tech companies are making up for lost sales and market share during the recession? It's not your ususual suspects
12/14/10
Learn how companies including Flextronics, Siemens and Accenture are using cloud computing to cut costs and tackle tasks including human resources and sales management; Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Salesforce.com, Workday and SuccessFactors are competing for a slice of a $148.8 billion market
12/7/10
Learn how companies including Flextronics, Siemens and Accenture are using cloud computing to cut costs and tackle tasks including human resources and sales management; Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Salesforce.com, Workday and SuccessFactors are competing for a slice of a $148.8 billion market
11/2/10
Learn about efforts to use new technologies to protect digital devices such as smartphones, computers and industrial controllers against a growing threat posed by worms and other malware
10/14/10
New cleantech companies face long odds; GE magic at Abound Solar; Brazil's wind power plans; forecasting the wind; Q&A;: Shell's Marvin Odum; and the perils of protectionism
10/7/10
Learn how General Motors is using high-performance computers made by International Business Machines to make cars safer and market new automobiles. Other companies harnessing high-power computers include Boeing, DreamWorks, Eli Lilly, and Speedo. Supercomputing leaders are IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Oracle and Cray
10/5/10
Learn how companies including AT&T;, Intel, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and Google are developing software, hardware, and components designed to put artificial intelligence onto tablets and other mobile devices
9/21/10
Learn how companies including Pitney Bowes, AT&T;, Cisco Systems and Electronic Arts are using software to tap workers' collective knowledge and ideas to solve problems at a low cost
9/8/10
Learn how large companies including Wells Fargo and SAP as well as smaller businesses such as restaurants and nail salons are using Apple's iPad to make employees more productive and keep them better connected to the office
7/7/10
Companies are turning to individualized plans for employees to improve their fitness, assisted by wearable technology and Web sites, in an effort to contain health care costs
5/4/10
Fake chips, routers, and computers cost the electronics industry as much as $100 billion a year; distributors and law enforcers are fighting back
3/2/10
Some handset makers are skipping this year's annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, but there's still plenty of mobile industry news about cell phones, carriers, services, and software applications
2/15/10
Microsoft, McAfee, and Symantec are countering costly infringement litigation by joining a year-old group that buys and licenses its own patents 2/2/10
IT departments attempt to cut costs by experimenting with thin clients, netbooks, virtual desktops, and other substitutes for traditional computing1/13/10
As Baby Boomers retire, companies as varied as GE, Philips, and Nintendo are working on technology that helps seniors stay at home and remain independent
9/22/09
Under pressure from customers and the government, utilities are going green and changing the way they produce and deliver power to homes and businesses
8/6/09
Entrepreneurs are at the forefront of the environmental revolution with the products they sell. Now they're transforming their companies to cut waste and save money
8/7/09
Meet the entrepreneurs behind top technology-focused startups; read about social networking, online search, 3D technology, blogging, cloud computing, and more
4/21/09
As recession looms, fast growing tech companies like Apple, Oracle, Google, and Microsoft are looking to budget-minded products, steady streams of revenue, and overseas sales to help fuel growth
10/27/08
What every pupil needs to know about the phones, computers and other innovative tech they will need as the school year gets under way. How is technology changing the way students learn and teachers teach?
8/28/08
If the No. 2 and No. 3 Web search titans tie the knot—via Microsoft's multibillion-dollar bid for Yahoo—they may only just keep up with No. 1, Google 3/6/08
Without a fully funded, federal alternative energy policy, the U.S. risks squandering the potential of a powerful economic engine and will continue to depend on foreign energy resources 2/11/08
With the analog-to-digital changeover a little more than a year away, owners of rabbit-ear sets must decide: a new set, pay TV, or a converter box? 1/28/08
The annual Consumer Electronics Show, usually the stomping ground of geeks, was a circus of stars as Comcast and Sony introduced their new wares 1/7/08
Four of the top 10 companies in our annual Hot Tech Growth 75 are involved in the manufacture of semiconductors. What's behind their banner year? 12/3/07
Winners were clear in the music player and game console categories, but the dust has yet to settle in the fight over PC-to-TV and next-gen DVD technology 11/21/07
With health-care costs rising and 47 million uninsured in the U.S., Presidential candidates talk about reforming the system. Few have detailed proposals9/17/07
How do you turn the Web into the marketing tool it's cracked up to be? These businesses used blogs, wikis, social networking sites, podcasts, and more 9/10/07
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