Monthly Archives: October 2005
SuSE 10 Travels Well
Im on vacation this week. For me, though, vacation includes carrying around my Linux-powered laptop.
So while youre going to have to wait for a...
Storage Digest: News from Maxtor, Seagate, Hewlett-Packard, Copan, Centrepath, Adaptec and Symantec
Maxtor adds SATA interfaces to some of its hard drives, Seagate introduces a new family of high-capacity drives, HP adds data protection capabilities to...
In 802.11n, the n Means Now!
Finally fed-up with the progress—actually, the lack of progress—toward a new wireless LAN standard, a group of 26 companies this week announced theyll push...
IBM Donates Development Assets to Eclipse
IBM Tuesday announced its plans to donate some of its strategic software development assets to the open-source community, in an effort to help organizations...
Kazeon Finds Niche by Classifying Unstructured Data
Kazeon Systems Inc., a startup with friends in high places, may have found a much-needed and lucrative niche that many storage vendors have long...
Study Shows Enterprises Favor Concurrent-User Software Licenses
SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Enterprises are not making a significant move to processor-based licensing despite the wide discussion over the past year about the value of...
OpenOffice.org Delays Version 2.0 Release
Although OpenOffice.org had planned to release the final 2.0 version of its open-source office suite on Oct. 13—the fifth anniversary of the founding of...
Salesforce.com Targets Service and Support
NEW YORK—Saleforce.com is taking on virtual customer support and call center operations with the introduction of new technology and services aimed at the services...
Security Awareness Is the Publics Best Ally
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and Microsoft has been joining industry partners in promoting this program since it began two years ago.
The...
Government Health IT Push May Need to Circle Back
As part of a push to promote information technology, the health IT czar announced plans Wednesday to track how many physicians are using EHRs.
Starting...