Monthly Archives: March 2002
IBM, SAP Partner On Product Management
Big names in software and services, including IBM, SAP AG, Electronic Data Systems Corp. and Parametric Technology Corp. are making partnerships to round out...
Sun to Charge for StarOffice
Sun Microsystems Inc. confirmed Tuesday that it will charge users for the next version of its desktop productivity suite, StarOffice. Mike Rogers, Suns vice...
Judge to States: Stay On Track
WASHINGTON—A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday warned the states that have not settled with Microsoft Corp. not try to stretch their complaints into...
New Sun Features Will Enhance Web Services Integration
Sun Microsystems Inc. next week will unveil expanded integration capabilities for its iPlanet Portal and Integration servers, designed to enable developers to more quickly...
Rayovac Cuts NiMH Battery Recharge To 15 Mins.
Rayovac Corp. has designed a new battery which places more charging functions inside the battery itself, cutting the recharge time to an estimated 15...
Oracle Bolstering XML In Its Database
Oracle Corp. will enhance its flagship 9i database with the ability to store, manage and query XML documents within the same database as relational...
EMC Moves Ahead on Storage Management Plans
Slowly, EMC Corp. is delivering on its heterogeneous storage management promise announced last fall.The Hopkinton, Mass., company will announce a new storage resource management...
HP Says Merger Approved; Hewlett Disagrees
CUPERTINO, Calif.—Hewlett-Packard Co. Chairman and CEO Carly Fiorina said today that it appears the companys merger with Compaq Computer Corp. has been approved by...
Lucent, Verizon Wireless Team on Data Service
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Based on the notion that enterprises are clamoring for wireless bandwidth more than consumers are, Verizon Wireless and Lucent Technologies Inc....
Industry to FCC: Give Us Spectrum
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association President and CEO Tom Wheeler Tuesday tried to persuade the federal government that American wireless carriers...