Monthly Archives: July 2003
Mathematica Powers Range of Apps
Whether for engineers or financiers, creative problem solving begins with finding new ways of asking insightful questions—but once the paradigm shifts, value in practice...
Sleepycat Boosts Database
Sleepycat Software Inc. last week tossed its open-source database into the XML ring with the release of code for Berkeley DB XML, a native...
Microsoft, IBM Team on Spec
Led by Microsoft Corp. and IBM, a group of companies last week announced a new Web services specification for handling security in Web services...
FCC Clarifies Porting Process
The Federal Communications Commission has made it clear that delinquent accounts and safety issues should not stop cell phone customers who want to switch...
NetApp Switches Interoperable With McData
Network Appliance Inc. announced Monday a new switch option for its Fibre Channel customers, spanning several operating systems.The specialist in network-attached storage devices launched...
CAs Kumar Hints at On Demand Advances
LAS VEGAS—Computer Associates International Inc.s Chairman and CEO Sanjay Kumar in his keynote at CA World here last night previewed two new offerings that...
Microsoft Stock Plan Sends Welcome Signals
Microsofts shift in its compensation plans, from granting stock options to giving employees actual shares, holds up a mirror to the IT industry and...
Security Web Digest: Network Associates Inc. releases Intrusion Detection/Prevention Product
EnterpriseA little more than three months after announcing its intention to purchase IntruVert Networks Inc., Network Associates Inc. announced its first release of IntruVert...
Java at Center of Cell Phone Battle
NEW YORK (AP)—The latest cell phones can show you the nearest bathrooms in San Francisco or which subway to take in London. They can...
Linksys Delivers a Media Hubbub
For playing MP3 music on your stereo and showing digital photos on your TV, the Linksys Wireless-B Media Adapter is the new front-runner among...