Monthly Archives: June 2007
The 40 Fastest-Growing Software Companies
Introduction
The biggest public software companies are increasingly relying on acquisitions for growth, as they pick off weaker competitors or startup companies that have decided...
IBM Rational`s Lee Nackman Talks Jazz
ORLANDO, Fla.-IBM is slated to officially announce the particulars around its Jazz.net community effort for building out its Jazz collaborative software development framework and...
Symantec Aims to Unite the Worlds of Data Storage
LAS VEGAS—Symantec is doing its level best to become the Switzerland of the data storage and protection business.
Symantec has introduced a new companywide business...
OpenOffice Introduces Mac OS X-Native Port Aqua
OpenOffice.org, the open-source productivity project sponsored by Sun Microsystems, has moved forward on its long-awaited Mac OS X-native port by releasing "Aqua," the alpha...
Ingram Micro Extends Outlet Program to U.S.
Ingram Micro is extending what has been its Canadian-only outlet program—selling refurbished and discontinued products—to solution providers and other channels in the United States.
The...
IBMs Cheetah Ready to Pounce
IBM released on Tuesday the Informix Dynamic Server 11, a new data server company officials expect to give them a leg up in the...
Critical IE, Vista Flaws Patched
Internet Explorer is suffering from six vulnerabilities, five privately reported and one publicly disclosed, all of which are addressed in security bulletin MS07-033. Microsoft...
Report: PC Shipments Expected to Grow
Worldwide PC shipments are expected to increase more than 12 percent this year, with shipments of notebooks and ultraportable PCs being the main drivers...
Google Apps: A Simple, Hosted On-Demand Offering
On its own, Google Apps is a simple, hosted on-demand offering that requires no additional hardware or software beyond a PC with a Web...
Safari on Windows Falls Short of Top Browsers
When some people travel to a new country, they immerse themselves in the culture and live much as the locals do. However, other travelers...