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Pitney Bowes bets on digital logistics and APIs to move beyond meters

Like many companies of a certain age, Pitney Bowes is banking on software to bolster lagging sales in a world where ecommerce is gaining steam.

Government’s fintech data access plan doesn’t go far enough: InvestmentLink CTO

Nordstrom CIO hires former Amazon exec as CTO

Nordstrom hires Kumar Srinivasan, who will work with CIO Dan Little to help streamline and improve the fashion retailer's merchandise and supply chain software.

The future of sports predicts the future of healthcare

Disruption starts slowly. If youu2019re paying attention, small cracks in the foundation of normal will be visible.

How technology-enabled partnerships empower consumers battling healthcare costs

The shifting burden of financial responsibility towards consumers is driving them to shop around for health care services. New technology platforms and partnerships are emerging to help consumers and insurers alike with products designed to help driv

Starbucks’ CTO brews personalized experiences

Using data collected from millions of weekly transactions, Starbucks plans to provide more personalized service to its mobile app and loyalty reward users.

Why it’s time to learn COBOL

COBOL offers the promise of job security and above-average pay. Even some of the cool kids are doing it.

Some iPhone 6s owners are bitter about the iPhone SE

Appleu2019s launch of its new 4-inch iPhone SE is already a success, but some owners of the iPhone 6s are feeling very blue about it and regretting their purchase of the larger iPhone.

Consumers still think wearables are expensive, confusing — but also ‘nerdy cool’

New research suggests consumers think wearable technology is still too pricey, but they're intrigued by the cool factor and less worried about security and privacy issues.

Final Four: March Madness data lessons

What March Madness can teach healthcare CIOs and technology leaders about data mining.