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...that's not a deterrent for most businesses. One million account holders have already opted to use face recognition for check cashing at Wells Fargo ATMs. Illinois uses the technology to check for fraudulent multiple licenses among 8 million driver's-license holders, as does West Virginia. And IBM has installed a portal system, with a metal detector in the door, to prevent employees from stealing computer chips at a factory in Ireland...
Roger B. Porter is the IBM Professor of Business and Government at the Kennedy School. He’s worked in the White House for more than 10 years under a host of presidents, directing the White House Office of Policy Development under Reagan and serving as the executive secretary of the Economic Policy Board under Ford. This former Rhodes Scholar has been telling our Presidents what to do for a long time. Aside from the top-level positions in Washington he’s held, you probably know him here at Harvard as the co-master of Dunster House...
...morning, as the Fed chairman settled into his usual bob-and-weave under oft-vapid questioning from senators and congressmen, that stability was falling away under his feet. Stock markets had opened with the bulls Wednesday after Intel and IBM met lowered Wall Street expectations and signaled that tech life was indeed going on. Big Blue didn?t even change its fourth-quarter outlook...
...revenue; in the second quarter of 2001 it made up 25%, and it is expected to reach 30% in two years, compared with 50% from hardware. "EMC sets the bar," Duplessie says. "By the time others reach the bar, EMC has already moved somewhere else." Sun Microsystems, HP and IBM, however, believe they are well positioned because they already sell comprehensive packages of hardware, software and services...
...competes with Veritas in data replication, and the two are expected to compete even more as EMC moves into storage-management software. Veritas, which is often sold along with EMC, Sun, IBM or HP systems, runs its programs off storage hardware and the servers that make up enterprises' local-area networks. For that reason and because it does not have a vested interest in selling any hardware of its own, Veritas is compatible with many brands. EMC, on the other hand, already boasts the largest companies as its customers. EMC says its software will eventually manage others' equipment...