Monthly Archives: March 2001
Peering Into the Future of Peer-To-Peer
Napster-like companies may come and go, but P2P is here to stay. At least thats what peer-to-peer companies say. Why these companies think they...
Freeze Frame
While there may be demand for video-on-demand, the supply side looks a little thin these days.With the major Hollywood studios casting a wary eye...
HP to Bank on OpenView for Storage
When it comes to heterogeneous storage support, Hewlett-Packard Co. is going it alone.The Palo Alto, Calif., company next month will release a software family...
Golden Data
Data warehouses, data mining systems and business intelligence applications stand in readiness to serve e-commerce, but they carry one Old Economy characteristic that gets...
Fevered Pitch
The battle between owners of data centers and companies that want to sell more lucrative Web services is intensifying — and its bound to...
No Time For Fatigue
When internet time caught up with the U.S. Armys Personnel department, a network-attached storage (NAS) solution from integrator ECCS Inc. won the war. The...
Its the Copper, Baby!
First there was voice over copper. Then there was data over copper in the form of DSL. Now, finally, theres voice and data over...
U.S. Firms Find No Haven in Safe Harbor
When Kent Harman goes to Belgium later this year to collect tissue samples from murdered children buried in a mass grave, he will be...
Fuel for Growth
Because the relevant working "group" is no longer constrained to those on one companys payroll, groupware systems will need to easily extend to any...
Startups Flock to Storage
With both demand and revenue rapidly growing, the staid data storage industry is witnessing an unprecedented level of entrepreneurial interest.Dozens of startups have come...