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Microsoft Corp. is engaging in some serious damage control following its announcement earlier this month that the company will drop two significant features from Office 10.
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With the time frame for delivering the ebXML standard pushed up two months, companies working on the initiative say they already have plans to support the specifications in their products and services.
There's nothing new about peer-to-peer networking. Indeed, the Internet fundamentally is P2P.
eWeek analyzes the year's 10 brightest and most challenging moments in IT.
Hosts environment that lets software makers create portals online
Sun microsystems inc. this week will announce a new version of its Forte for Java tool set, as well as a new edition of the product that targets the Internet.
It's one thing to rush an application to market without thinking about security.
Spencer wondered why sun microsystems ceo scott mcNealy was so snippy at the company's much-trumpeted clustering software launch in Santa Clara, Calif., last week.
30 companies, individuals chosen to two executive committees overseeing Java Community Process.
At XML Devcon in San Jose, Calif., last month, an attendee asked Ken North's panel on the future of software development to comment on the continuing need to write ever more new code. What's happened, he asked, to all the effort to make code more reusable
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