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Tools Promise Smarter Problem Solving

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

A bevy of testing and performance monitoring vendors are following networking giants to NetWorld+Interop in Las Vegas this week with advancements that promise faster and more intelligent problem solving.

Suns Sarcasm Sets Kitty to Snickering

Spencer F. Katt | May 07, 2001

Spencer had to laugh when he read that Sun offered to send volunteers to help clean up IBM's "Peace, Love, Linux" graffiti campaign, which adorns the streets of San Francisco.

Catching Up With the Times

Jeff Burt | May 07, 2001

Companies looking to migrate their business off the legacy ADW application development platform now have help.

Slicing the Enterprise Pie

John S. McCright | May 07, 2001

Portal developers partnering with integration vendors to make software more Transaction-Oriented.

Model N Revs Its Stealthy Engine

Deborah Gage | May 07, 2001

B2B software startup takes on Ariba and Commerce One.

Fast Breaks Newsfront: May 7, 2001

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

U.S. prosecutors have accused two Lucent Technologies scientists and an executive at another technology company of stealing software.

SiteRecorder Does Just That

Jim Rapoza | May 07, 2001

Someone at Lockstep Systems must have had one of those classic moments when a light bulb clicks on.

Up the Digital River

Jacqueline Emigh | April 30, 2001

Eden Prairie, Minn.-based Digital River was founded way back in 1994.

Intelligence Hath Its Privileges

eWeek Editors | April 30, 2001

Intelligent call processing software can alert you when you're online and a call comes in on your cell phone.

Sun Upgrades StarOffice

Peter Galli | April 30, 2001

Sun Microsystems Inc. is on track to release StarOffice 6, its open-source productivity application suite that includes word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and database applications for Solaris, Windows and Linux.

Gauging Hosted App Responsibilities

eWeek Editors | April 30, 2001

Someday the technology sector will prosper again, and by the time that happens, Response Networks Inc. hopes to have weeded out the pretenders in the hosted applications niche.

Crystal Palace

Jacqueline Emigh | April 30, 2001

Thanks to Digital River, Downloads Have Become a Gem for This Software Company.

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Ubuntu 19.04 Makes Linux a Snap

eWEEK VIDEO: Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, outlines new open-source innovations that are coming in the Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo" Linux distribution release.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.