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May 13, 2008
Technology and the Internet
Armed with a court order, electronic data detective John Jessen recently walked into the headquarters of a multibillion-dollar company and took over its computer system.
June 16, 1994
World & Nation
Not long ago, businesses hoping to sell to the slow-moving federal government searched through hefty reports for contracts that suited their strengths, then submitted bids by mail or in person.
April 8, 1998
Since Sept. 11, the FBI has budgeted tens of millions of dollars to turn its massive collection of computerized case files, memos, tips and phone intercepts from an investigative black hole into a mother lode of predictive intelligence.
July 29, 2002
Business
Some call it one of the government’s “crown jewels,” a vast computer database containing the secrets and dirty laundry of America’s biggest corporations.
July 19, 1994
Fear of “hackers” and electronic whizzes is spurring some Southern California corporations to tighten security at their computer installations.
Feb. 6, 1985
Paper is being supplanted by electronic pulses in a communications revolution that is sweeping through corporate offices and factories across the country.
Sept. 8, 1988
Electronic Data Systems, which provides computer services and consulting to corporations, saw 15% earnings growth.
July 20, 1995
Electronic Data Systems Corp.’s net grew 24% to $323.1 million in 1987.
Feb. 9, 1988
While Saturday’s settlement of a government antitrust case against Microsoft Corp. will do little to alter the balance of power in the mainstream PC software business, the competitive battles have only just begun in markets ranging from corporate computing to interactive television.