Monthly Archives: July 2002
Wake-Up Call From WorldCom
Nervous WorldCom Enterprise customers couldnt have been reassured by CEO John Sidgmores recent statement that the chances of a major service-level drop were low...
Netegrity Beefs Up Security
Netegrity Inc.s namesake application security platform continues to take shape with the companys announcement this week that it will have the identity management and...
BEA Adds Web Services Support, Wizards to Portal
BEA Systems Inc. is improving its portal technology with native support for Web services.The San Jose, Calif., company last week announced that new administration...
Dirig Agent Peps Up System Tools
Dirig Software Inc.s newly re-branded and beefed-up Dirig 3.5 agent technology shows theres still room for improvement—not to mention cost savings—in the mature application...
The Buzz: July 15, 2002
Ebay to Buy Paypal ServiceIt didnt come as the biggest surprise, but online auction house eBay last week said it was purchasing online payment...
Sun Beefs Up Management, Hardware Features of Cobalt
Sun Microsystems Inc.s latest server appliance, the Cobalt Raq 550, is an inexpensive and easy-to-use product that provides Web hosting and application services for...
ATG Suite Lures Buyers to Cabelas
Hunting, fishing and outdoor gear retailer Cabelas got a relatively late start to the dynamic B2C game, but ATGs Consumer Commerce Suite has helped...
Is Gateway Ted Imbibing Too Much Cow Juice?
"So, how much influence does that talking Holstein cow have on Gateway head honcho Ted Waitt?" mused the Mouser after hearing that the PC...
3Com Wireless Gateway Bridges Large Gaps
Wireless equipment maker 3Com Corp. will try to take the "local" out of WLANs next week with new products that support wireless LANs connecting...
New Options Help Sort Out 802.11
WLAN vendors are navigating the confusing 802.11 landscape with new multiplatform products that let users tap the best current technologies, while others are helping...