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China Shipping (Group) Ltd, the country's second-largest sea transport operator, is set to purchase 39 ships this year to meet surging demand. The company aims to expand its fleet to become one of the world's largest three fleets by 2010. The new additions will increase China
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Selectica, Inc. has successfully showcased its expertise in the manufacturing industry by launching its first out-of-box application for quote management. The application, known as Selectica Enterprise Productivity Suite for Manufacturing (EPSM), was introduced at IBM's Software University 2005, an annual conference that brings together IBM software executives and
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CSP Inc., a leading provider of IT solutions, systems integration services, and dense cluster computing systems, has reported significant financial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2005, ended December 31, 2004. The company's sales grew by 22% to $14.4 million from $11.8 million in the
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In-Stat, a high-tech market research firm, has expanded its presence in the Asia-Pacific region by establishing a branch of its research practice in Mainland China. This move represents another step in In-Stat's strategic road map to produce actionable market research on a global basis. The China operation is
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Storage Networking World (SNW) has kicked off its "Best Practices in Storage" Awards Program, seeking IT user-organization case study submissions to recognize outstanding achievements in storage networking solutions. The program will evaluate end-user case studies in five designated categories: Systems Implementation, Storage Reliability and Data Recovery, Data Lifecycle
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Dan Demeter, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at Korn/Ferry International, has been recognized as a 2005 Premier 100 IT Leader by IDG's Computerworld. This prestigious award honors technology leaders who have positively impacted their organizations through the effective use of technology. Demeter was commended for
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John Miles, VP of Global Systems and Services at Lend Lease, has been recognized by Computerworld as one of the Premier 100 IT Leaders for 2005. Miles was selected for his creativity and business savvy in implementing the IT infrastructure redesign initiative, project highRISE, which utilizes ManageSoft dynamic software management
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The leading provider of comprehensive technology intelligence, InfoWorld, recently announced two conferences, SOA Executive Forum, which aim to focus on the corporate value of evaluating and implementing service-oriented architecture (SOA). The events are designed for senior technology and business decision-makers, with a focus on the needs of IT professionals dealing
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Jan Rideout, Northrop Grumman Corporation's vice president and chief information officer of the Ship Systems sector, has been recognized as one of the business world's Premier 100 IT Leaders by Computerworld magazine. This prestigious award honors executives who demonstrate exceptional technology leadership in addressing pressing business
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange's James Krause, managing director and chief information officer, has been named one of the Premier 100 IT Leaders by IDG's Computerworld. Krause's leadership in building CME's technology infrastructure and electronic trading platform, CME Globex, has been instrumental in driving
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The 2005 Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference, organized by Computerworld, has set new records in registration and sponsorship. The list of 100 honorees, which includes 80 men and 20 women from a diverse range of industries, has been announced. These IT executives have shown exemplary technology leadership in resolving business
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A federal judge in the United States is set to rule on a trademark dispute that could significantly impact Google's advertising revenue. Attorneys for Geico, the auto insurance giant, argue that Google should not be allowed to sell ads to rival insurance companies triggered by typing Geico'
