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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.

Net Radio: Still a Pandoras Box?

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

Internet broadcaster Radio Free Virgin plans to announce today that its users can now click on a record button to save copies of songs onto their computers.

Kicker Gets the Boot

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

Computer Associates regional VP Henry Crouse kicked in his office door to commemorate the loss of a $680,000 software sale.

PeopleSoft Hits Stride

Renee Boucher Ferguson | March 26, 2001

But tough challenges still ahead

Low-Cost Personalization Option Looms

Dennis Callaghan | March 26, 2001

Small businesses gain entry to Web opportunities with performance-based service from Dynaptics

Fast Facts Section B: March 26, 2001

eWeek Editors | March 26, 2001

An Egghead Scrambles

Keep Your Head Above Water

John Moore | March 26, 2001

Veterans of recessions past offer advice on managing in an undertow.

Oracle App Server Taps Power of Caching

Timothy Dyck | March 26, 2001

Oracle Corp.'s release last fall of its Oracle9i Application Server marked the first determined effort in the market to combine the benefits of caching with an application server

Room to Swing a Katt at Internet Show

Spencer F. Katt | March 19, 2001

As the Katt traveled out west recently, he felt like one of the pioneers when he cast his gaze across the wide-open expanses

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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.