The Trouble with India's People Car
Tata created the world's least expensive automobile. The only problem now is selling it.
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The Empire Strikes Back
How Xerox and other big corporations are harnessing the force of disruptive innovation.
Transcending Borders but Not Laws
As cloud computing spreads data around the globe, a haze of legal and privacy questions follows.
Business Gets Remote
Cloud computing is redefining the way companies send e-mail, store data, and allocate IT budgets.
Facebook Shares Its Cloud Designs
Cloud hardware could get cheaper because of the social network's self-interested altruism.
Being Smart about Cloud Security
An authority on Web security believes your data might be safer in the cloud.
The Rise of Electronic Medicine
Medicine today is a sea of paper and fax machines, privacy barriers, and unconnected data. The public is ready for a better system.
Tiny, Cloud-Powered Desktops
The profusion of mobile devices is driving advances in cloud-based productivity apps built for the small screen.
New Technology Brings Offshoring to Villages
The Xerox CTO describes research that allows manufacturing and office workers to avoid commuting to traffic-choked Indian cities.
Smashing the Cubicles
By designing new spaces around tablets, smart phones, and social technologies, companies can operate with far fewer desks.
