Monthly Archives: January 2002

Wanted: Real Desktop Innovation

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O the irony! The week that Apple introduces a new piece of desktop sculpture, IBM says goodbye to desktop manufacturing. For anyone who remembers...

Self-Serve and Save

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Managing the end-user environment boils down to improving productivity while containing costs, and IT professionals can reach this desktop sweet spot by letting end...

Compaq Buys Service Provider Technology

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Starting last year, Compaq Computer Corp. has been pushing, mostly through partnerships, to build a global, on-demand IP storage network.Last week, the Houston-based company...

Following Through on Priority 1: Security

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Security is this years top priority for IT, and now Bill Gates is making security Microsofts top priority. Did I hear a chorus of...

Watching Your Back

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Most football fans think of the Super Bowl as the end of the professional football season. While it may be the official finale, theres...

Gates: Security Over Features

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As the launch of Microsoft Corp.s critical .Net Framework nears, Bill Gates is kicking off an all-out effort to repair the companys reputation for...

Norton Secures Deletion Process

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Symantecs $69.95 Norton AntiVirus Professional Edition 2002, which started shipping last month, provides secure file destruction as well as effective virus defense.The secure erase...

Down Economy Has Upside for Some

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The Puss was pontificating to a pal recently that Epiq Systems seems to be in the catbird seat. After all, being a company that...

Load Balancing and Open Source

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In the true spirit of the open-source community, IP Metrics Software Inc. last week launched a version of its vendor-neutral, NIC-based load balancing software...

Improving Data Visibility

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Enterprise software providers are answering IT managers calls to ease data exchanges between their systems and those of competitors.Siebel Systems Inc., Commerce One Inc.,...