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IBM and a Smarter Insurance Industry
Check out this set of resources from IBM for insurance companies who are looking to make their business a little bit smarter with the help of advanced business intelligence.
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Green jobs will clean up the economy, communities
Attorney Van Jones pushes for a green "New Deal" to revitalize the economy, the environment, and underserved communities.
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Fortune on how Tim Cook is changing Apple
A FORTUNE cover story on Apple CEO Tim Cook tackles his leadership style (and how it differs from Steve Jobs), Facebook, product development and Apple's top-secret Top 100 meetings.
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Sony, Samsung limiting discounts on their HDTVs. An act of desperation?
The two electronics giants are limiting retailers' ability to discount their televisions, which should help the Best Buys of the world who often can't match the sale prices of online retailers.
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World's first M2M time clock powers payroll, doesn't fudge the numbers
The world's first machine-to-machine technology-powered time clock tracks hourly employees in the field for payroll, no paper time sheets necessary.
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HP cuts 27,000 jobs, to plow savings into R&D
HP will cut jobs and expand its recent R&D bets in services, software and hardware.
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Lenovo's next growth act will be much trickier
Lenovo's fiscal 2013 growth plan revolves around SMB, consumer, mobile and enterprise gear. The competition will heat up dramatically in those areas.
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Feeding green screen chroma key into Skype
I wanted the remote Skype viewer to see whatever image I wanted behind me: a brick wall, a rack of computers, a bookshelf, a logo, a moving pattern...whatever.
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Apple discloses more details on green data center plan
Renewable energy technology constructed by Apple will contribute about 60 percent of the power needed by its facility in Maiden, N.C.
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Is there an employment gap between employers and students?
According to new research, companies expect students to have internships - but don't offer them, and social media background checks appear to be on the rise.
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Is a 100% green datacenter practical, or even plausible?
100% renewable energy sounds great. But when you start to do the research the picture is much less clear.
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Why every organization needs four CIOs
Chief Infrastructure, Integration, Innovation or Intelligence Officer? CIOs now wear many hats.
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Petition: Pass the Password Protection Act
Access Now has launched a petition to pass the Password Protection Act (PPA), a bill looking to protect employees from employers asking for access to their social networking accounts.
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SuccessFactors swaps NetSuite for ByDesign
NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson claims SuccessFactors is a NetSuite customer. SAP says it runs on ByDesign now. Who's right?
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The Apple/Google war rages on; manifests itself in Maps
Can Apple release its own maps app that has more features than Google Maps? Or is it just using maps as a pawn in its jihad against Android?
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak: Me + Steve Jobs = Zuckerberg
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak believes Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a combination of himself and the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. I disagree. What do you think?
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Flashmob privacy protests target Facebook tomorrow: New York, San Francisco
Privacy activists target pre-IPO Facebook for flash mob protests tomorrow in New York and San Francisco.
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Yahoo's revolving door of CEOs: What happens next?
Yahoo is in a panic. Its revolving CEO door spins yet again as Scott Thompson leaves the company. Interim CEO Ross Levinsohn has challenges ahead. Here are some of them.
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5 green data center tips from eBay's Project Mercury
Despite its location in scorching Phoenix, Ariz., the online marketplace's latest facility can be tuned to operate at a PUE of less than 1.2.
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Online 'dating service' for tech jobs launched
In today's tech scene, matching professionals to job openings may be more of a mating dance than a business transaction.
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Green shopping bags linked to stomach flu
An entire girl's soccer team was infected with an outbreak of norovirus. The source: a reusable grocery bag that they ate cookies from.
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