Monthly Archives: January 2001
Mixed Reactions From Down South
IBMs software group continues to stumble, but Lotus solutions providers are worried about taking their own fall. Specifically, Lotus partners fear that they may...
Openhack III Bowed But Not Broken
The battle has begun, and the first salvo was a fierce one, as a cascade of denial-of-service attacks swept over the Openhack III site...
Wrestling with E-Commerce
Washington is more eager than ever to get its arms around the Internet, and much of the work of the 107th Congress will revolve...
Defenses Still Weak
Mafiaboy, the canadian teenager accused of launching DDoS attacks against a septet of the Internets most popular sites last year, pleaded guilty last week...
Editors Note: January 22, 2001
Pervasive computing and distributed computing. Chances are, your customers have been using both of those terms a lot lately. But its up to you...
Toysrus.com
The Toysrus.com/Amazon.com store came out on top, preferred over 85 percent of our test shoppers.Toysrus joined forces with Amazon in August to open the...
Oracle Redefines B2B Apps
0racle Corp. last week introduced several tools and services for its Oracle Exchange Marketplace that company officials said will enable Internet e-marketplaces to offer...
All-in-one Portal Design, Management
Mongoose Technology Inc. and Verity Inc. are both readying products to ease the creation and management of information portals.PortalStudio Enterprise Edition, which Mongoose will...
Shielding Nets from Prying Eyes
Rising awareness of network security risks has spurred more vendors to offer access-control solutions. This eWeek Labs eValuation pits two relative newcomers against new...
Peer 2 Cash
Peer-to-peer computing might be the hottest technology brewing on the internet, but can it put food on the table?Hotline Communications launched its file-sharing and...