Monthly Archives: March 2004
Systems Integrator Eases Handoff of IT Baton
When communication is a pillar of your business, migrating to another communication system and then maintaining it once its installed can be equally critical....
ISPs Sue Spammers
America Online, EarthLink, Microsoft and Yahoo announced last week what they said are the first industry lawsuits against spammers since the federal CAN-SPAM Act...
Sun Hears Java Argument
Whether or not, or how, Sun Microsystems Inc. decides to open-source Java, the company appears to be seriously considering the issue.In addition to an...
Automating the Supply Chain
IBM and Global Exchange Services Inc. are each leveraging data synchronization technologies gained through recent acquisitions to aid manufacturers in automating supply chains.IBM plans...
IBM Bundles Storage Software
IBM aims to simplify the complexity IT departments face in managing data centers that are filling with disk and SAN storage systems from various...
Vendors Seek Leap in Life-Cycle Automation
While Business Process Management Software to date has enabled companies to document and model their processes—and to some degree execute on those processes—there is...
3PAR Systems Boost Low-End Storage
The X-series InServ S400 and S800 storage servers from 3PARdata Inc. deliver impressive scalability and flexibility by harnessing the companys unique InSpire architecture and...
The Gunk in Windows and How to Deal With It
Like a lot of you, friends and relatives are always asking me to fix something on their computers. Inevitably, when I get to the...
Report: Number of Security Flaws Stabilizes, but Ease of Exploit Worsens
While the number of vulnerabilities found in software essentially has stabilized, the flaws are increasingly easy to exploit—and more often than not, quite severe—according...
Kanoodle.com Battling Google for Contextual Ads
The former executives of a company acquired last year by Google Inc. are reviving their approach for matching advertisers with the most relevant Web...