Monthly Archives: February 2004

PeopleSoft Eases Integration

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PeopleSoft Inc., like its enterprise application rivals SAP AG and Oracle Corp., is providing tools designed to make it easier for customers to integrate...

SarbOx Reaches Far and Wide

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Three companies working to meet a rapidly approaching Sarbanes-Oxley deadline show the breadth of systems the act affects and the lengths to which IT...

Spam Fight Gains Steam

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A grass-roots movement to improve the SMTP protocol that governs e-mail traffic is gaining acceptance, and its lead developer hopes to get fast-track approval...

GNOME 2.5.3 Shows Improvement but Still Trails KDE

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Whenever the KDE project ships a new release, you know the next version of the Linux worlds other dominant desktop environment, GNOME, cant be...

It All Adds Up to ISLs, Mesh Networks

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Simple math shows why 10G-BPS Fibre Channel speed matters a great deal for Inter-Switch Links.To establish a 10G-bps link between two switches using standard...

QLogics 10G-BPS Switch Stands Out

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QLogic Inc.s SANbox 5200 stands out as a solid entry - and midlevel storage area network switch - while packing an unexpected 10G-bps Fibre...

KDE Gains Browser, Management Muscle

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Version 3.2 of the K Desktop Environment, which began shipping earlier this month, is a full-featured and easy-to-use desktop environment for Linux and Unix...

HP Acquisitions Add Up

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In acquiring Novadigm and Consera Software this month, Hewlett-Packard continued a buying spree that has brought a number of small companies under its corporate...

Competing With Outsourcing

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Having read Eric Lundquists column ("Technology May Make Outsourcing Obsolete," Jan. 19) in which he suggested that technology advances will foster new industries that...

Microsoft Launches WS-Discovery

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Microsoft and a group of partners were set last week to release a new Web services specification, which will help provide Web services interoperability...