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MarchFirst Woes Mounting

Paula Musich | April 02, 2001

Web boutiques struggle to regain ground; lose out to bigger integrators

Microsoft Exudes Optimism

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

VP Brian Valentine says company looks to expand, improve partnerships

SAS Moves to Strengthen CRM Suite

Dennis Callaghan | April 02, 2001

The company?s acquisition of Intrinsic benefits both; merges research and development teams

Microsoft Finds Its Voice

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

The upstart voice application companies gunning for the enterprise and the service provider market have had one unified mantra: Become the Microsoft of voice.

Operator No. 9: April 2, 2001

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

What do Larry Ellison and out-of-work dot-commers have in common? Housing problems.

Developer Duo Pumping Up Analytics

Dennis Callaghan | April 02, 2001

Analytics software developers Informatica Corp. and Broadbase Software Inc. are looking to make their customers more efficient through new applications that perform even richer business analysis

A Walk on the Wide Side

Jason Brooks | April 02, 2001

In developing its handheld operating systems, Microsoft has consistently chosen to err on the side of complexity in deciding which applications to include in its Pocket PC devices

The Buzz: April 2, 2001

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

A week after saying he was giving up the CEO job at Novell, Eric Schmidt signed on as chairman of the board at the popular search site Google.com

Plucky Plan

Edward Cone | April 02, 2001

El pollo loco hatches ASP strategy

Mobile Makers Not Immune to Hard Times

Carmen Nobel | April 02, 2001

Faced with slowing demand for products and a slowing economy, the major cell phone and handheld computer makers spent the end of last month cleaning house

Coding Over the Waterfalls

Peter Coffee | April 02, 2001

I recently challenged the continuing relevance of the "waterfall" model of software development in a column for our eWeek Labs e-mail newsletter

Sell to Uncle Sam

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

OK, so the Internet hasn't changed the world.

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GitHub Makes Service More Accessible to Developers

DAILY VIDEO: GitHub launches unlimited free private repositories and a new enterprise offering, and Protego Labs boosts serverless security with an open-source project.

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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.