Application Development and Programming - News, Trends and Analysis

Three Levels of Security

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

PX Technologies Inc., of New York, will launch a Web-enabled version of its Wintility Pro document management software next month.

Making 802.11 Standards Work Together

Carmen Nobel | July 23, 2001

Interoperability difficulties are keeping wireless deployments on hold

Strategic Ties

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

Software assists in managing partner relationships

A Big Hand From CRM

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

Many companies have turned to customer relationship management software to gain an edge, however slight, over their competitors.

Heir to the Evil Empire Throne

Rob Fixmer | July 23, 2001

A lot of people might think this is a bit premature, but I'm struggling to figure out which company will inherit the "evil empire" mantle from Microsoft. Right now, I'm betting it will be AOL Time Warner, but I've been fooled before.

.Net Turnabout Is Fair Play

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

Those loud thuds you heard earlier this month were jaws hitting the floor all over Microsoft's corporate campus.

PLM: the Big Boys Push Their Way In

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

On the prowl for fresh revenue opportunities, enterprise application vendors are pushing their way into the burgeoning collaborative product development space.

ReportSafe 3.0 Provides Flexibility, Ease of Use

Shammi Gill | July 23, 2001

Ascend Software Inc.'s ReportSafe 3.0 output manager supports a wider range of operating systems and report formats than did previous versions and now sports a completely Web-based user interface.