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IEEE creates services computing community

Using the umbrella phrase 'services computing' the IEEE this morning announced the IEEE Services Computing Community. Within the context of the newly created community, IEEE classifies services as Web services, service-oriented architectures (SOAs), business process integration, autonomic, grid and utility computing.

InfoWorld: IEEE creates services computing community

Big Blue Dips Into Federated ID

IBM has formally joined the red-hot federated identity fray, revealing new single-sign on software that helps enterprises safely let users tap into their computer resources.

Big Blue Dips Into Federated ID

Decision-making is an art

According to a study of 376 real-life business decisions, managers tend to use decision-making tactics that are the easiest -- and, consequently, the least successful.

Performance targets miss target

Would performance targets, otherwise known as "work quotas," prevent your team from slacking off? Probably not, according to a recent paper by economists at the University of Bonn.

Two Gorillas Come Together

Industry titans Microsoft and SAP today announced a partnership that should be giving competitors pause.

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