Monthly Archives: May 2006

Perking Up PLM With .Net

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Product lifecycle management software has long been thought of as a tool for "tech weenies." But Microsoft and UGS are setting out to change...

Prepare to Do Battle Over DRM

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I like to read all kinds of books—from fiction to nonfiction—but some of my favorite tomes detail historical accounts of famous battles. I always...

Career Central: Cert Concerns

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Certification: Worth the paper Its Printed On?A study released April 25 found that for the first time since 2000, bonuses paid for certifications have...

The Pandemic Plan: Wing It

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Vericenter chief technology officer Dave Colesante is a rare bird. Unlike many IT executives, Colesante has actually thought about a potential avian influenza virus,...

Low IT Quality Has High Costs

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You have no idea how much youre paying for the inconsistent performance, unproductive complexity and inadequate management facilities that afflict your enterprise information systems....

Readers Call for Vision; Disagree on USB Security

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Mail call. Time to dip into the e-mail bag and let the readers talk back to the writer. The two columns that have drawn...

Getting the Lay of the Wireless Land

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AirMagnets Survey Pro 3.0 is a useful site survey tool that allows wireless LAN administrators and consultants to provide on-the-spot planning, maintenance and troubleshooting...

HP Hopes Cool Fan Will Fly

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A trip to a remote-controlled model airplane show more than three years ago will result in a new fan design in Hewlett-Packard blade servers...

Drug Agency Finds Safe Harbor for Critical Data

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IT folk in corporate America spend many a sleepless night fretting over network security and how to prevent denial-of-service attacks or downtime that can...

The Buzz: Search Engines

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Ever wonder why everyone on the planet can find out about your kid on MySpace.com and you cant? Former dot-com executive and Dallas Mavericks...