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Fact is, customers want these services, and IBM has a deep enough bench to provide them. IBM is paying closer attention than ever before to customers, and recent innovations in "self-healing" technology brought about by the company's eLisa development program may eventually lead to a realm in which fewer IBM tech service personnel have to move in with you to make sure your systems keep running smoothly...
Some firms package this new realm and call it enterprise computing. Others call it edge computing, and it really is: powerful servers and software at the core of a business allow employees at the edge to work more efficiently and less expensively from anywhere, packing lighter laptops and handhelds and accessing vast amounts of software and data that reside...wherever. As Jonathan Eunice, president of the consultancy Illuminata, puts it, "Increasingly, customers are saying, 'I want a solution, and I don't care...
...Arafat has ordered an inquiry and promised to punish any member of his administration involved. He also hinted that even in the PA, "there are things that take place outside my realm of jurisdiction." That was unlikely to even slow Sharon's momentum in proclaiming the Karine A as Exhibit A in its case against any further dealings with the Palestinian leader. The crisis for Arafat provoked by the ship's capture raged not only on the diplomatic front where both sides continue to court the United States; it also undermined his position at home. While Arafat unconvincingly condemned...
...necessary to find quarrel with it. For me, the conservative Crimson column by Ross G. Douthat ’02 is a prime example of this phenomenon—I disagree with his arguments even if his style agrees with me. Sarcasm gives us a colorful kaleidoscope realm where the women’s crew team can brandish oar blades and even a bit of pathos can creep into a University professor’s comments. Especially during exam time, a time when we are more likely to slit our wrists than write notes on them, we could all take...
...sheltering Omar, had agreed to surrender and had relinquished some arms. "Shir Mohammed and the Americans did not trust him," Mirwali continued, "So they asked Rais to go inside Baghran." We asked Mirwali if, as intelligence reports and Kandahar commanders say, Rais was hiding Mullah Omar in his Baghran realm. "This issue is unconfirmed," Mirwali said unhurriedly, though Taliban commanders who withdrew from Gereshk went that way. We told him we wanted to go to Baghran. We asked for soldiers. He shook his head, "If I have permission I will give you soldiers," adding he has no satellite phone number...