That’s Too Many Samples! - Engineers and managers often rebel at the number of samples a consulting statistician or a textbook may recommend in order to estimate a process parameter.
Publisher: Semiconductoronline.com     Author: Jack E. Reece   

The Backbone of Your Business - In the information age, your network backbone--the conduit for the day-to-day operations of your enterprise--also handles most forms of communication, including networked applications and file servers, e-mail and Internet, intranet and mainframe access.
Publisher: Network Computing     Author: Joel Conover   

The Irrelevance of Browsers - At its root, a Web browser is simply a terminal emulator, designed to display text on a screen.
Publisher: Network Magazine     Author: Steve Steinke   

The State of Security 2000 - Security is to the next five years what IP networking was to the previous five: The infrastructure technology that enables a wave of new applications.
Publisher: Network Computing     Author: Philip Carden, Mike Fratto, Peter Morrissey, Robert Moskowitz and Greg Shiply   

The Year 2001 Problem - Are you getting the best return on all that money spent on Y2K? Not if you're wasting the skills your people acquired.
Publisher: Darwinmag.com     Author: Meg Mitchell   

This Is Your Father's IBM, Only Smarter - How a former has-been kicked its old habits, got open-source religion, and regained its status as one of the biggest, baddest tech companies on earth.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Erick Schonfeld   

To Avoid Personal Liability, Get Insurance, Enforce Contracts, and Be Nice - "The consultant, the outsider, is used as a scapegoat," consultant Bill Dodson says resignedly. "Even when the project was ill-conceived, or never meant to succeed, the first thing they come up with is: 'Let's take contractor to court.'"
Publisher: CPuniverse.com     Author: David S. Bernstein   

Top 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Pitching High Tech Reporters - While it seems that there are infinite sources of technology ink, there really aren’t that many left any more. If you need to pitch a technology story, you’re going to have to make nice with the handful or so technology reporters and columnists who matter.
Publisher: MarketingSherpa.com     Author: Anne Holland   

Trial by Fire - A seasoned IT veteran enters the tenuous e-commerce landscape as a newly-anointed dotcom CTO.
Publisher: CIO.com     Author: Megan Santosus   

Truth or Consequences - How do you know if a vendor will deliver on its promises? When checking references, you'd better ask the right questions.
Publisher: Darwinmag.com     Author: Wayne E. Pollard