Monthly Archives: June 2004

Its Management, Stupid

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Lets see now, an outstanding company would get more value from IT and pay less for it, wouldnt it? Thats the not-so-surprising finding of The...

The Big Brother Myth

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"Big Brother" is commonly understood to mean an omnipresent, seemingly benevolent figure representing the oppressive control over individual lives exerted by an authoritarian government....

Net Management in Supercomms Limelight

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To give carriers and their enterprise customers ways to make better use of the vast amount of network capacity available today, vendors are developing...

Relicore Enhances Configuration Tool

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Relicore Inc. continues to expand the functionality of its Clarity automated application configuration management tool by adding application process discovery capabilities.The AppSense technology in...

ServerVision Keeps Watch on Windows

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IT managers looking for an easy-to-use and affordable system-monitoring tool should consider Sunbelt Software Inc.s ServerVision.Click here to read the full review of ServerVision...

Microsofts Anti-Virus Strategy Keeps Users Guessing

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One year after it surprised rivals and partners by jumping into the anti-virus market, Microsoft Corp. still has no clear AV strategy, and users...

Ricoh Boosts Networking in New Laser Desktop Line

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With its color laser desktop printers, Ricoh is aiming to give small and midsize businesses more networking options.The new models—which include the Aficio CL1000N,...

Hercules 3.0 Beefs Up

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Citadel Security Software Inc.s Hercules 3.0, which shipped last month, offers a streamlined administrative interface and compelling quarantine capabilities for vulnerable hosts. Hercules integration...

Driver Issues Still Challenge Linux

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The Linux kernel and the open-source software components that surround it have progressed to a point where Linux on the desktop has become attractive...

Comparing the Costs of Sun, Red Hat Offerings

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Sun Microsystems Inc.s Java Desktop System and Red Hat Inc.s Red Hat Desktop are built on free software, but neither is free of cost. Both...