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  • Global Businesses Align to Provide Accurate Product Data to Consumers

    Alliance participants, including Coke, Kraft, and P&G among others, first convened in March 2010 to discuss the state of publicly available product data, and decided to form the alliance and work together to improve it.
  • Land O'Lakes Deploys a Catalyst for Change

    Historically,Land O' Lakes ran as a holding company with many separate entities. Over time,this resulted in an overly complex IT environment. In 2005,a strategic decision was made to move toward an operating company mode. Here, two company VPs give an exclusive update on Project Catalyst'sprogress.
  • IBM Officially Owns Unica Corporation

    The deal expands IBM's initiatives to help organizations gain customer insight and transform marketing through technology.
  • Experts Weigh in on IBM/Netezza Deal

    This week, IBM announced plans to acquire Netezza, a leader in data warehouse, analytic and monitoring appliances, for $1.7 billion. Are these companies well matched? And how is the acquisition going to impact the competitive data warehousing landscape? Here, bloggers and industry experts share their thoughts in this big deal.
  • IBM Completes Acquisition of Sterling Commerce

    The acquisition is expected to expands IBM's integration portfolio and cross-channel commerce software for marketing, selling and fulfillment.
  • IBM Acquires Coremetrics

    IBM gains the ability to help businesses gain intelligence into socialnetworks and online media sources through a cloud-based delivery model.
  • Henkel Awards Accenture Application Outsourcing Contract

    Accenture will provide management services for the local applications and related project services of Henkel's North American business.
  • Experts Weigh In on IBM/Sterling Commerce Deal

    On Monday, IBM announced its intent to acquire Sterling Commerce from AT&T for approximately $1.4 billion in cash. We asked experts from IDC, Gartner and Altimeter Group to weigh in on the deals implications for IBM and consumer goods companies.
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