Monthly Archives: October 2003
A Richer RSS Format in the Works
Jeremy Allaire is hoping to transform the way people exchange information on the Internet.In an interview this week, Allaire, the technologist-in-residence at General Catalyst...
Sybase Looks to Lower Cost of Operations
Sybase Inc. is tackling TCO with the latest version of its enterprise database, Adaptive Server Enterprise 12.5.1, released next week.New goodies are aimed at...
Security, Busines to Star at MS Partner Expo
Brand-new small-business wares — including the Microsoft Business Network, Windows Small Business Server 2003 and new demand-planning modules for its Great Plains and Axapta...
New Microsoft Small-Biz Wares in the Hopper
Brand-new small-business wares — including the Microsoft Business Network, Windows Small Business Server 2003 and new demand-planning modules for its Great Plains and Axapta...
IE Gets Blame for Theft of Half Life 2 Code
Security experts are blaming known but unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft Corp.s Internet Explorer for the theft and distribution of the source code for a...
Allaire on Lookout for Hot Technologies
Jeremy Allaire, an industry thought leader and software visionary, left his job as chief technology officer at Macromedia Inc. this year to become technologist-in-residence...
Security Web Digest: Symantec Reports Increases In Security Threats … and More
EnterpriseSymantec this week released its semiannual Internet Security Threat Report, and the results were not pretty. In the past six months, Web application vulnerabilities...
Report: DOJ Readies Antitrust Case Against Oracle
A report published Thursday suggests that the U.S. Department of Justice is readying its antitrust suit against Oracle Corp. stemming from the companys bid...
Siebel, IBM Announce Hosted CRM Offering
Siebel Systems Inc. and IBM announced Thursday that the two companies will jointly offer a hosted customer relationship management service to be known as...
Tech Vendors: Dont Curb Individual Liberties for Security
Security technology is growing increasingly sophisticated—so much so that computers can now identify and track the movements, physical characteristics, and chemical traces of people...