Monthly Archives: March 2002
Developers Trust Will Be Hard to Earn
When I posted my review of Microsofts Visual Studio .Net on our Web site, I included an interactive poll to learn more about your...
Merger or No, Users Need Some Direction
Which will end first, the Microsoft and Department of Justice travails or the Hewlett-Packard and Compaq melodrama? While most would point to the upcoming...
Spotfire Enables Nonstop Analysis
Spotfire Inc. has overhauled its DecisionSite analytics software to aid manufacturers in dissecting their product development process.DecisionSite 7.0, released last month, connects a broad...
AltiWare Cranks VOIP Volume
In a move aimed at small and medium-size businesses, AltiGen Communications Inc., of Fremont, Calif., will unveil this week software that boosts the capacity...
EDS Scores in PLM Arena
Electronic Data Systems Corp. is making a name for itself in the PLM software world with a trio of partnerships and a software release...
This Little Pony Stomps Viruses
One little goodie that popped up at the recent RSA Conference was Tiny Trojan Trap 3.0, from Tiny Software. In tests, this desktop tool...
Flatrock Adds Dimension to Extranets With Routers
Flatrock Adds Dimension toExtranets With Routers">Flatrock Inc.s Linux-based series 1500 Application Routers break new ground in the extranet market by providing enterprises with a...
Adobe Aims for New Arena
Adobe Systems Inc. is the latest high-tech company to venture into the burgeoning world of Web services. The San Jose, Calif., company announced its...
Firms Take on Web Services
Plumtree Software Inc. is rolling out technology that adds collaborative applications as Web services to its portal software. Collaboration Server, due this week, allows...
Getting Rid of the Spam
Employees returning to work on Monday mornings not only have to deal with shaking off the weekend but also must sort through in-boxes burdened...