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NetDocs Succumbs to XP

Peter Galli | April 16, 2001

Microsoft puts technology team under Office umbrella, ending rivalry

The Franchise Is Alive

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

There's still some life left in NetWare. First of all, NetWare 5.1 is not going to go away, at least in the near term.

B2B Software Firms Slump

Mel Duvall | April 09, 2001

The economic downturn is taking no prisoners, hammering away at the very companies that thought they could coast through a recession.

Edholm Joins DecisionPoint

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

Enterprise analytical applications and packaged data warehouse provider DecisionPoint Applications Inc. late last month appointed Yorgen Edholm as CEO.

Microsoft Scales Back VB Changes

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

The company heeds developer concerns and focuses Visual Basic.Net on backward consistency.

Web, Print Publishing With a FreeHand

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

Designers looking to publish their work in multiple media will get help with the newest version of Macromedia Inc.'s FreeHand design tool.

B2B Firms Victims of Own Failures

John S. McCright | April 09, 2001

B2B software providers are the latest to take their turn at the Wall Street whipping post.

Operator No. 9: April 9, 2001

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

In a somewhat spiteful gesture, the Recording Industry Association of America last week launched a new Web site: Nofreelunchster.com.

No Browsing on Shopping Block

Jacqueline Emigh | April 09, 2001

Key acquisitions set to trigger consolidation in portal software market.

A Spoonful of E-Medicine

Matthew Hicks | April 09, 2001

Extranet helps drug company digest ad material.

UltraSPARC Patch Slows Performance

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

A glitch with Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Sun Blade 1000 workstations would impact few, if any, users. But the remedy will ultimately curb the performance of all those systems.

7. Rational Software

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

The offices at Rational Software have many of the trappings of a New Economy 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.