Monthly Archives: December 2001
Suite Tracks HR Processes
Office automation and professional services automation software provider Automation Centre is expanding its offerings to include human resources tracking. The company will release its...
Building Scalability into Databases
FileMaker Inc., the long-time maker of mid-market and departmental databases, is planning to build new features and scalability for future versions, while company executives...
Change Management Comes to .Net
Web services development got a boost today when Serena Software Inc. announced support for Microsoft Corp.s .Net platform.Serena makes products that help developers make...
XML Gets Bigger DB2 Role
IBM has an all-encompassing data management product on the drawing board that promises to further the companys efforts to marry structured and unstructured data.Known...
Qwest to Lay Off 7,000 More, Warns on Revenue
Qwest Communications announced on Thursday that it plans to layoff an additional 7,000 employees, and lowered its revenue estimates for 2001 and 2002.Qwest had...
Microsoft and the Liberty Alliance
Microsoft Passport debuted in 1999 and is currently used by 200 million people. The Liberty Alliance Project, proposed by Sun Microsystems this past September,...
OS Flaw Opens Systems to Remote Attackers
Security researchers on Wednesday warned of a potentially serious vulnerability that enables a remote attacker to gain superuser privileges on machines running some versions...
Lucent Warns on 1Q Low Point
Lucent said on Thursday that it sees a "low point" ahead in its fiscal first quarter for revenues, but predicted a return to profitability...
New Sun Storage Suites on Horizon
Belatedly throwing its hat into the open storage management software ring, Sun Microsystems Inc. will announce two major products next year.One of the products...
Genuity CEOs Dot-Bomb Lessons
NEW YORK--When Paul Gudonis talks about the bursting of the Internet bubble, he knows what he is talking about.As chairman and CEO of network...