Monthly Archives: June 2003
Wireless Web Digest: Sybase Pumps $25 Million into Wi-Fi Research
Roads Diverge to Wireless Net Service QualityEngineers hammering out a quality-of-service (QoS) standard for 802.11 networks have agreed to disagree by writing two distinctly...
Vector Set to Acquire Corel
Struggling Canadian software firm Corel Corp. on Thursday indicated that it was about to be acquired by San Franciscos Vector Capital Corp.In March, Corel...
Embarcadero Arms DBAs With New Management Tools
Embarcadero Technologies Inc. on Monday will launch DBArtisan Workbench, a package of database management tools for managing complex databases across the enterprise.DBArtisan Workbench combines...
Copy Your DVDs
According to Murphys Law, your favorite DVD will be scratched, broken, or lost sometime soon. Thats life. In order to be safe, you really...
Feds to Develop Radio Spectrum Policy
The White House on Thursday announced an initiative to develop a radio spectrum policy for government users.Commerce Secretary Don Evans will form an interagency...
Next-Generation Internet Protocol is In Play
Sometimes a new technology standard gets stalled even when it holds substantial promise. Thats true for the next version of TCP/IP—or IPv6. Its a...
SembleWare Launches .Net-Based App Development Tool
SembleWare announced a new .Net-based application development tool that follows the assembly line model of using reusable components to build finished applications.SembleWare, a Fort...
OIS Releases Vulnerability Reporting Plan
A group representing several security and software vendors on Wednesday finally released a draft of a plan that asks security researchers to voluntarily keep...
MySQL Takes Over SAP DB Development
Open-source database developer MySQL AB is riding high, scoring venture capital wins in a tight-fisted economy, fueled by a recently announced partnership that will...
Patch Management: The Enterprise Advantage
Sorry for the broken record treatment to all my regular readers, but I think its perhaps the most important security point in real world...