Monthly Archives: November 2004

Oracle Intensifies Offer

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With Oracle Corp. making its "best and final" tender offer for PeopleSoft Inc. last week, representing a $3-per-share increase over its long-standing $21-per-share offer,...

Real-Time Reality

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Once upon a time, there seemed no end in sight to the magic that the Internet could work on public markets. Then came the...

A Little Software Vendor Honesty Goes a Long Way

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I often wonder what shopping in the "real" world would be like if all vendors followed the same practices as many enterprise software vendors.For...

Big WLAN on Campus

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By bringing Tablet PCs and wireless projectors into its classrooms, Hinsdale Township Public High School District 86 is revolutionizing teaching in Illinois. It was nearly...

CEO Likes SAS Position

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With $1.34 billion in annual revenue, SAS Institute Inc., in Cary, N.C., is the largest business intelligence software company and the largest privately held...

BPM Helps Grace Chemical Innovate

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The Grace Performance Chemicals division of specialty chemical and materials company W.R. Grace & Co. needed to organize and review ideas to drive company...

Dressing Up RFID for Max Appeal

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IBM is working with the leading RFID standards body to develop a technology that combines product movement data from radio-frequency identification readers with enterprise...

Mercury Adds Mapping to Performance Suite

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Users looking to dynamically manage end-to-end application performance will see improved tools from Mercury Interactive Corp. At its annual user conference in Orlando, Fla., this...

Graduating to Wireless

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When Gallaudet University wanted to deploy a campuswide wireless LAN in the fall of 2003, it turned—as did other enterprises at the time—to a...

Symbol Partners With Zebra

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Mobile workers who need to access and print data on the go will soon get new options from Symbol Technologies and bar-code-printer provider Zebra...