Procter & Gamble tries a bring-your-laptop-to-work program

Procter & Gamble Co. is letting several hundred of its employees use their own laptops at work as part of an experiment -- one of numerous efforts by companies trying to keep workers happy.

3G buildouts push up mobile network investment

Mobile networks may not be getting upgraded as fast as some subscribers would like, but carrier spending on infrastructure is expected to rebound slightly this year after falling in 2009.

P&G's clout with HP reaches to the CEO's office

A Procter & Gamble IT executive talks about the company's mega outsourcing pact with Hewlett-Packard and about how the consumer products company uses simulation to find ways to increase sales.

CIOs explain how to thrive under pressure

Several major company CIOs explained how IT operations can thrive during hard times during presentations at this week's Computerworld Premier 100 Conference in Phoenix.

IBM CEO's pay hit $21.2 million in 2009

IBM CEO Sam Palmisano’s bonus fell 14% in 2009, but his stock awards rose 11%. His total compensation is up slightly compared to 2008.

DOJ requires changes to e-voting acquisition

The U.S. Department of Justice will require Election Systems & Software to sell off some voting equipment systems it purchased as part of its September acquisition of Premier Election Solutions in order to preserve competition among voting systems in the U.S.

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