Information You Need, Almost Anywhere
Truant officers in Boston are testing a new system that shows how mobile applications are supposed to work. Elliot Feldman, […]
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Articles written by Dylan Tweney published in various outlets
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Equally Shared Parenting
One year ago, my wife and I became parents, and decided to share the responsibility of raising our daughter equally.
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Minding the E-Store
Web merchants are flooded with so much information on consumer traffic that they can’t make sense of it all. A
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A Smarter Way to Buy Bandwidth
The ISP market is about as orderly as a medieval bazaar. Fortunately, new route-control products may give corporate buyers an
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Global Trend or Passing Fad: Putting Government Services Online
Article Summary:Around the world, government is turning into e-government, as local, state, and federal government entities move more of their
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Buying Industrial-Strength Tech on the Cheap
How do you run an IT department on a tight budget? Two words: Linux and eBay. Five years ago, if
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Does Your Company Need a CTO?
The economy may have slowed down, but that doesn’t mean the pace of technological change has abated. If anything, choices
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Java Fundamentalists Want My Head!
I waded barefoot into the middle of a religious war with my recent article on Web services and Java (see
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Is Java Obsolete?
Sun’s programming language is great for linking corporate applications to the Internet. Trouble is, Web services promise to do the
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Java on Your Mobile Phone?
Sun Microsystems brought a civil suit against Microsoft last Friday, alleging that the Redmond-based company unfairly used its operating-system monopoly