innovation

• Article | 16/03/2011 Telcos must embrace the NBN as a chance to innovate

  Telcos must welcome the development of the National Broadband Network (NBN) as a chance to innovate, or face unpopularity, a member of TM Forum said.
• Article | 15/12/2010 7 Quick Tips for Social Business Transformation

  For some reason people assume that implementation methodologies are different according to the type of software and newer technologies such as enterpr...
• Article | 24/05/2010 Left out in the cold: Tech innovation favors the rich

  Technology innovation is something anyone can undertake these days. Or so we are told.
• Article | 7/09/2009 Gestures set to shake up mobile user interfaces

  Touch screens have changed the way people use mobile phones dramatically. But gesture controls, augmented reality and larger screen sizes are about to...
• Article | 5/09/2009 Prototype uses gestures to control appliances

  Thumbs up, lights on. Thumbs down, lights off. That's all a user would need to do with the GestureID project from Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for D...

• Article | 28/08/2009 Banking services aim to help Gen Y manage money

  PNC Financial Services is targeting 18- to 24-year-olds with its Virtual Wallet, a mobile and online banking service that is designed for people who a...
• Article | 15/01/2009 Tech heavyweights kick off the year at CES

  The economy may be sliding but innovation at Asia's tech giants is alive and well, if gadgets on show at this year's International Consumer Electronic...

Whitepapers about innovation

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  Linux on IBMSystem z - Enterprise Linux on System z: A Simple Idea That Changed the World

  Over the last ten years Linux®on IBM System z®has evolved withsustained innovation, continuous refinement and proven technologies, resulting in today’s unique advantages. Cost pressures, underutilised business and IT assets, increasing opera-tional complexity, and continuous service availability are the forces that continue to drive the need for IT optimization over that period. Addressing these needs, Linux on System z is an excellent solution—even more on the new IBM zEnterprise System (zEnterprise).