- Using nutrition technology to feed data-hungry
managers: with the right software, information systems can add speed and
accuracy to the facility's dietary operations.
Application of information technology (IT) to nutrition in long-term care is increasing as providers strive to offer better customer service and positive nutritional outcomes while maintaining and improving daily operations. Today's IT for nutrition offers everything from complete dietary department management systems (purchasing, receiving, inventory, menu and meal planning, clinical ......
- Mind Your Business by Mining Your
Data.
Introduction Data is the organizational challenge of the new millennium. Competitive success will depend on the ability to quickly and effectively convert data into comprehensible information. Decisions can be negatively affected when needed information can neither be accessed nor presented intelligibly. While some large corporations make information technology (IT) investments ......
- Still a good ride for IT
Look to a solid half-decade ahead for worldwide information technology spending. That's what IDC tells us to do in a new study it has released. In fact, the analysts say that annual spending around the globe will top $1.48 trillion in 2010, up from its current $1.16 trillion, a combined ......
- Security Tops Technology Trends
Information security management has topped the list since 2003, reflecting ongoing concern by organizations about protecting key data and systems.
- A Shrinking Software Market
Since Y2K, the tech crash of 2000, and the recession, businesses have been reluctant to spend money on information technology, and acquisition announcements in the software industry appear almost daily. The latest round of consolidation is driven by economics; shrinking distribution populations, outsourcing, vertical markets that can't support the number ......
- The statistics corner: measurement issues in the U.S.
information technology sector as it moves to future migration
paths.
My guest columnist for this issue is Martin Fleming, who is well known to readers of Business Economics for his many contributions, including former Editor of The Statistics Corner -- Maurine Haver, Editor, Statistics Corner. Economists are quick to cite changes in technology and competition as the most important underlying ......
- The information technology
revolution.
It has become a cliche to note the revolutionary impact of information technology (IT), but the real upheaval lies just ahead. If the number-crunching mainframe computers of the 1970s formed the childhood of IT, and the flowering of personal computers during the 1980s marked by its youthful adolescence, then the ......