Monthly Archives: April 2004

Highwire Converts Web Pages to PDFs

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While Web pages arguably have been one of the most successful forms of electronic content delivery ever, they have serious shortcomings. When it comes...

Privacy Concerns Dog RFID Chips

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During a briefing on RFID tags at Sun Microsystems Menlo Park, Calif., facility late last month, Director of Advanced Development Juan Carlos Soto passed...

Oracle Ships Web Services Tools

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Oracle Corp. announced last week the availability of its latest Java and Web services development environment and said its Java application server continues to...

Drug Companies Look to RFID

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With a need for greater reliability and accountability in the supply chain, companies in the pharmaceutical industry see RFID as a way to increase...

App Furnishes Framework for Moving RFID Data

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ConnecTerra Inc.s RFTagAware 1.0 manages RFID readers to ensure accuracy while providing a framework for passing radio-frequency identification data to applications. ConnecTerra uses per-reader antenna...

NAI Adds to Netasyst Line of Net Management Tools

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Network Associates Inc. is expanding its Netasyst line of network management tools for SMBs with a pair of new distributed network analyzers. The Netasyst D...

IBM Goes Midsize with Mainframe

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Forty years after introducing its first mainframe server, IBM continues to polish the venerable computing platform with hardware and software enhancements designed to make...

Sun Tools Hone Blade Performance

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Sun Microsystems Inc.s N1 Grid Provisioning Server 3.1 Blades Edition is a comprehensive management tool kit that provides robust configuration, automation and management of...

Patent Process Needs Reform

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When Microsoft and Sun announced their rapprochement this month, one tangible benefit to both was the resulting settlement of patent disputes. Like Cold War...

IT Security Providers Lobby for Incentives

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The U.S. government does not need to mandate IT security audit reporting because corporate America will adopt best practices voluntarily, industry lobbyists promised. But...