Monthly Archives: June 2005
Microsoft Moves Adroitly on Digital Imaging
You have to hand it to Microsoft. When it wants to, it certainly can make things happen. It can even make peace happen.
Digital imaging...
Can You See Me Now? More Video Chats Hit the Market
Feel upset when the new millennium rolled around with nary a video phone or flying car in sight?
It seems the future has finally been...
Red Hat CEO Talks Up Open-Source Revolution
NEW ORLEANS—Red Hat Inc. CEO Matthew Szulik opened the companys first annual trade show, Red Hat Summit, with a keynote speech that was light...
Dell Adds to Optiplex Desktop Line
Dell Inc. on Thursday announced two new additions to its corporate Optiplex desktop line, the GX520 and the GX620.
The GX620 ($579) will be the...
Microsoft vs. Linux: Execs Talk Detente
NEW ORLEANS—The often-hostile relations between Microsoft and the open-source community are thawing, and new dialogues appear to be opening between senior officials in both...
Relax, Theyre Just New Microsoft File Formats
There are three things in life that should be postponed for as long as possible. Two of these you are already familiar with: death...
Security Remains the Name of the E-Mail Game
SAN JOSE, Calif.—Security will continue to dominate the e-mail management industry over the next year as enterprises face more sophisticated threats from increasingly organized...
Pending Security Policy May Unkink Global Supply Chain
Terrorism worries are adding new dimensions to the job of supply chain manager, according to Theo Fletcher, one of IBMs own supply chain managers.
Fletcher...
Lawson to Acquire ERP Software Developer Intentia
Lawson Software Inc. announced Thursday the acquisition of Swedish ERP software developer Intentia International AB in an all-stock transaction that amounts to about $480...
Microsoft to Roll Out Windows 2000 Update Rollup
Microsoft Corp. plans to announce as early as next week that it is ready to ship a Windows 2000 Update Rollup, the final security...