The subject of identity and access management is commonly followed by questions surrounding security and responsibility.

1974 - A book by Richard L Nolan, Managing the Data Resource Function, may be the earliest known systematic English-language treatment of the topic of large-scale IT management.

Retailers are changing how products and services get delivered to customers globally. And they're using IT to do it.

WiMax is definitely flavour of the month. So what's all the fuss about?

Value Logistics opted for a wireless broadband solution when all attempts to install critical Diginet lines at its premises failed.

Although there is a great deal of excitement around WiMax, Gartner still views the technology with trepidation.

1896 - Guglielmo Marconi obtains a patent and establishes the Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, the first radio factory in the world.

The network is the business, these days anyway. ITWeb looks at how CIOs can keep theirs current, relevant and delivering the goods.

CIOs are blowing a fabulous opportunity to design networks according to new architectural principles, says Gartner.

1940: George Stibitz uses a teletype machine to send instructions for a problem set to his Complex Number Calculator in New York and receives results back by the same means.

CRM might have been all about technology 10 years ago. Today, it's more about people and processes.

The in-source, outsource game has been going on for some time. Current indications are 'out' is now 'in'. Is this yet another round in the (perpetual) cycle?