IBM announced its latest “self-healing” software, touting a sidestep to IT staff-stealing glitches and other outages through managed monitoring, application manager, and multi-platform system ...

IBM on Friday will attempt to establish industry guidelines for the emerging field of highly automated computing systems. Big Blue will publish a blueprint that describes how information technology ...

IBM’s Project eLiza initiative to bring self-healing IT systems into the enterprise will get even smarter by the end of the year. In an announcement today, IBM said it will offer additional eLiza ...

As the server market heats up, a new initiative from IBM--eLiza--aims to supply enterprise IT with self-managing technology infrastructures that promise to reduce TCO dramatically. The new eLiza ...

The computing behemoth accelerates its effort to make money from its "Eliza" plan to let servers manage themselves, adding the technology into its Global Services division. Stephen Shankland worked at ...

NEW YORK -- Thanks to new IBM technology, consumers can now check out selected items at practically any location in a store. Big Blue's first-of-a-kind self checkout technology solutions provides ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Next-generation computing systems will have to be more self-managing if users want to realize their full benefits, an IBM Corp. executive told Robertson Stephens Technology Conference ...

eSpeaks' Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

IBM Tivoli unveiled two new self-healing software tools last week, as well as a major revision of its IBM Tivoli Monitoring product, which features a new graphical interface to create programs that ...

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