Most agree that speech technologies still have a long way to go, but IT managers should not ignore some interesting applications emerging from a variety of sources; waiting for Hal.
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Jack Vaughan talks with Rational Software's Grady Booch.
Global conflicts and a flagging economy prompt added study, but experts say the benefits still outweigh the risks.
What you need to know about standards, technologies and implementations.
In which we tender some views on hot technology trends and offer some thoughts on how to predict their paths to success.
Collaboration requires a change in developer attitudes, but experts say an emerging union of open source and proprietary mindsets are making CIOs take notice.
ADT's Editor-at-Large Jack Vaughan talks with the OMG's Richard Soley.
Realists dismiss noise surrounding J2EE and .NET to concentrate on more important hurdles on the road to a true distributed component model -- like licensing, reuse, testing and Web services.
Align IT and business goals through the use of common metrics and performance indicators to get both sides of the "technology divide" speaking the same language.