Technology Management

Magazine articles on organizing and integrating technology systems.

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CRM December 2003 Lisa Picarille	User Buy-In Boosts Sales The revamped version of Siebel 6.5 deployed in 2001 became a must-have for everyone on Cingular's sales force.
Fast Company December 2003 James Champy	Technology Doesn't Matter -- but Only at Harvard Does IT matter anymore? When it comes to innovation, it's more relevant than ever.
Insurance & Technology November 26, 2003 George V. Hulme	Integration Key to Competition While leveraging the value of legacy systems, insurers are turning to Web services and document management to increase efficiencies.
Insurance & Technology November 25, 2003 Katherine Burger	Supporting Growth Via Agent Self-Service First American P&C is taking advantage of Web services and technology from Fiserv SIS to gain efficiencies and speed-to-market.
Insurance & Technology November 25, 2003 Johannah Rodgers	Empowering Employees To Help with Upgrades Royal & SunAlliance realizes significant cost savings with a self-service software change management solution.
Insurance & Technology November 25, 2003 Johannah Rodgers	GE Commercial Leaps A Technology Generation Insurer moves from legacy architecture to an Internet-based product to improve service, business processes.
Insurance & Technology November 24, 2003 Katherine Burger	Turbulence Ahead The history of the Concorde can also be viewed as a cautionary tale for executives who manage and make decisions about technology.
Insurance & Technology November 24, 2003 George V. Hulme	Microsoft Vows Better Security Microsoft promises improved patch management, firewall measures.
Wall Street & Technology November 17, 2003 Ivy Schmerken	New Tool of the Trade Despite compliance scrutiny, instant messaging is a hot communications tool on trading floors.
Insurance & Technology October 29, 2003 Greg MacSweeney	What's your Legacy plan? One thing's for sure: A monolithic approach won't work. Depending on the particular application and platform, insurers' legacy replacement/enhancement strategies vary widely according to the project specifics.
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