Monthly Archives: February 2005
Microsoft Preps 13 Security Advisories
Microsofts February Patch Day will be a busy one for IT administrators.The software giant on Thursday announced plans to release 13 security advisories on...
Yahoo Builds Search into Web Pages
In its latest move to expand the reach of its search results, Yahoo Inc. released a service late Wednesday that provides related search results...
New HP Software Boosts Business Continuity
Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday announced three new additions to its HP StorageWorks Business Continuance Software portfolio that are designed to drastically improve replication and automatic...
Microsoft Keeps Office 12 Cards Close at Dev Conference
Microsoft is hosting about 800 of its system partners, ISVs and Office application developers at its Redmond, Wash., campus this week to drill down...
i2s Revenues Down for 2004
i2 Technologies signed a number of deals in the last financial quarter, with customers that included Sun Microsystems, but the supply chain vendors total...
Study Finds Doctors with EHRs Have More Complete Patient Information
Patients care may be adversely affected by missing information in as many as 220 million patient visits each year, according to a study published...
SBC: AT&T Becomes You
I may be alone in this, but I have always thought the breakup of AT&T was stupid and probably did more to hinder the...
First Was Phishing, Next Is Pharming
You probably think youre pretty safe from phishing attacks, right? After all, how difficult is it to ignore a "security warning" from a bank...
Privacy Debate Misses the Point
With the debate over renewal of the Patriot Act and talk of turning drivers licenses into national ID cards, the privacy issues long familiar...
Rand McNally, TCS Bring Traffic Warnings to Cell Phones
Rand McNally has started delivering real-time traffic information to some wireless phone users, the company announced Wednesday.
Rand McNally & Co. is working with Annapolis,...