Fuji Xerox rebrands as Fujifilm Business Innovation
The company also announced it is cutting technology ties with Xerox.
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Creating a truly 'open' wireless network
Commentary: Several technical drawbacks to Wi-Fi must be overcome if the much-hyped wireless technology is to truly become the next big thing.
Innovation to order
Dell says it has to change. Investors and customers agree — the question is, how much?
Is open source the right way to bring innovation to market?
Terracotta offers a server which eliminates most trips to your database, which for Web applications saves a ton of compute time.
Churchill Club: 9th Annual Top Ten Tech Trends
The Churchill Club held its "9th Annual Top Ten Tech Trends Debate" at the San Jose Fairmont last week. Four of the the top venture investors gave their predictions gave their predictions on the top tech trends emerging over the next few years.
Sony: We're innovative again
Chairman and chief executive Howard Stringer says Sony has made a return to innovative ways with its software and OLED products
Croslin II: The Real Value Innovation Management Platforms Offer Your Company
Last week we heard from innovation veteran David Croslin and author of Innovate the Future: A Radical New Approach to IT Innovation, about some of his thoughts separating innovation from invention and pitfalls facing organizations when they institute innovation programs.One of the items Croslin touched on as we were speaking was the real value behind innovation management platforms - such as Accept Software, BrightIdea, Element8, Imaginatik, Kindling, Qmarkets.
Asian firms find legacy systems hindrance to innovation
CIOs and IT managers believe modernization of IT infrastructure can improve responsiveness where retiring old apps and reducing expense of maintaining old systems can yield benefits, new HP study indicates.
Japan shifting from consumer to specialized innovation
Country has evolved from mass commodity manufacturing to engineering specialized, highly-advanced technologies for enterprise market, say local industry players, who note Japan hasn't lost place as Asia's IT innovator.
Innovators bemoan near-sighted R&D
Technology researchers and scientists gathered in New York City last week to honor two colleagues: Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, and Claude Berrou [at right], co-inventor of turbo codes. Berrou and several of the attendees at the Marconi Society-sponsored symposium added their voices to the growing concern that the United States is falling behind the rest of the world in technological innovation because fewer dollars are being allocated to long-term research.
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