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THE STAT
26Percentage of wireless customers who use their cell phones to take picturesMore Vitals
| |   Less Bounce in This Tech Rebound While corporations are buying again, their spending strategies are Spartan, and no innovative tide is likely to sweep in and overcome that conservatism The Payoff from Cheaper Web Tech Thanks to the dot-com bust and continuous improvement, sites today are paying less for better hardware, software, workers, and services Tech Hiring: No Longer an Oxymoron The worst of times seems to be over as an uptick in IT spending spurs recruitment, especially for the experienced and the versatile Big Blue Rides a Big Wave The tech giant is being propelled by higher tech spending and a shift toward one-stop shopping for hardware, software, and services Sun Peeks Out of the Shadows The server giant hails resurgent sales and deals with AMD and Intel as proof that the dark days are done. Investors may need more evidence RFID: On Track for a Rapid Rise Electronic inventory-tracking tags may be a headache for suppliers who have to adopt them -- and a potential goldmine for tech companies Talking RFID with Wal-Mart's CIO Linda Dillman explains why the retailing giant is so gung ho about the tracking technology and why suppliers are signing up to test it | |
 INT'L FINANCE -- FROM BW Tech IPOs: The Tide May Be Turning There's new interest in Europe, but the lessons of the crash haven't been forgotten (2/16/04) ASIAN BUSINESS -- FROM BW Japan's Tech Comeback Thanks to demand for digital products, the country's consumer-electronics companies are thriving (2/9/04) TECH KNOWLEDGE -- FROM S&P This Tech Market Is Really Connecting Communications equipment makers finally have some promising prospects, such as VoIP and 3G telecom services (1/30/04) COMMENTARY -- FROM BW Why High Tech Has To Stay Humble The industry can't forget the key lesson of the lean years: Put customers first (1/19/04) STREET WISE Intel: Powered Up for Another Hot Year Wi-Fi, updated chips, and booming consumer-electronics are likely to keep the chipmaker firing on all cylinders (1/15/04) BW'S INDUSTRY OUTLOOK 2004 Chips This boom is just powering up (1/12/04) | |
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