Monthly Archives: March 2003
IBM Brings Managed Storage to Health Care
HANNOVER, Germany—IBM this week at CeBIT is showcasing its e-business-on-demand and dynamic workplaces initiatives, both designed to help organizations reduce operating costs and pay...
Novell Updates GroupWise for Messaging
HANNOVER, Germany—Novell Inc. took instant messaging a step further into the enterprise world this week at CeBIT here with the launch of an enhanced,...
Microsoft Serves Location in MELS Diner
At the Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference in New Orleans next week, Microsoft is expected to provide an update and possibly beta code for its...
No Security Without Physical Security
Very often well hear reports about a serious security vulnerability. We look into it, and theres a catch: In order to execute the attack,...
Wireless Spectrum: Defining the Commons in Cyberspace
Skepticism about whether a "spectrum commons" could work most likely springs from the way weve been trained to think about "spectrum." A hundred years...
AOL Adds Pop-Up Ad Blocking
After years of customer requests for relief from annoying Web pop-up advertisements, America Online has announced AOL Web Pop-Up Controls, which can block pop-up...
Microsoft Pushes Big Toe into Enterprise Storage
With the eyes of the computer industry focused on Intels latest microprocessor, up north in Redmond, Microsoft on Wednesday made several announcements about enterprise...
Microsoft Licensing Move Could Cut Enterprise Costs
Microsoft Corp. has made changes to the licensing terms for some of its server software products, a move that could reduce costs for some...
Oracle Offers UnitedLinux Support
Oracle Corp. will provide customers with technical support for operating systems powered by UnitedLinux, the company announced at the CeBIT Conference in Hannover, Germany,...
Sun ONE Vulnerability Comes to Light
Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Sun Microsystems Inc.s Sun ONE Application Server that can give an attacker control over the Web server.The...