Monthly Archives: May 2003
Survey: Java, C# Draws Visual Basic Developers
A new survey of developers shows that existing Visual Basic developers are moving to Microsofts upgraded Visual Basic .Net as well as to Java...
Readers Respond: Face Up to Outsourcing
Thank you for bringing an open view to this environment. Having been on both sides of this equation, I think everyone needs to understand...
South Korean Group Sues Microsoft Over Slammer
In a sign of users increasing frustration with the security shortcomings of many software applications, a civic group in South Korea has made good...
Veritas to Unveil Service Manager
Responding to customer demands to administer storage more in the context of overall IT infrastructure, Veritas Software Corp. this week will announce Service Manager,...
Hyperion Updates Performance Scorecard
LAS VEGAS—Hyperion Solutions Corp. introduced the latest version of its Performance Scorecard application at its Solutions user conference here Monday, offering tighter integration with...
CodeWeavers Latest Release Is Music to Linux Users Ears
As the de facto standard in desktop operating systems, Microsoft Windows is generally the platform of choice—often, to the exclusion of any others—for commercially...
IT Work Force Stabilizing
The news is bad for people looking for tech jobs, but for users of IT services, a persistent lackluster need for new IT hires...
Wheres Waldo? Hes Hiding in an MP3 File and Youll Never Find Him
So afraid was the government of encryption that they once pursued Phil Zimmerman, author of PGP (and according to Zimmerman hes still under investigation),...
Storage Web Digest: Sun Solaris Upgrade Supports Beefier Storage
Enterprise StorageDiligent Brings Virtual Tape Technology to Open SystemsDiligent Technologies last week brought its mainframe-class tape virtualization technology into open systems. The company will...
Small News from N+I
Wireless and security, separately and together, were the name of the game at Networld+Interop in Las Vegas this week.The biggest news at N+I (relatively...