February 23, 1998
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The chipmaker wants to make its architecture an end-to-end computing standard. But it will need more than just new processors to make a bigger mark on corporate users.
NC vendors aim to sway buyers away from Windows alternatives.
Compromises limit functionali ty of server components.
Becton Dickinson assembles IT, other execs for project.
Vendor seeks third-party support in battle with Oracle for NT database market.
Informatica tools let managers combine distributed marts.
MarketFirst software helps qualify leads, manage campaigns, and perform analysis.
Viasoft products address PC and client-server apps.
Venture will manage drug maker's online health-care network.
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A flurry of upstart analysts and consultants, spurred by the Internet, are vying for a place in your budget.
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Software speeds Net access but some ad-backed Web sites fear revenue loss.
Video vendors add to offerings.
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Tests will lead to 'serious' investment.
Tool eases testing for developers.
Visioneer set to roll out OCR software.
Project-management software is running across the business.
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US West forms alliances to offer applications on nationwide IP net.
Vendor supports digital certificates, enhances encryption.
NetWorker 5.1 for NT and Unix improve data-recovery times by 42%, vendor says.
Networking technology is key for an industry turning to telemedicine, and eager to contain costs.
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IBM, Int el expand PC manageability improvement effort.
New tape technology gets boost.
Intel's mobile Pentium II revs performance, but drains battery life.
Models updated for Microsoft software.
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Distributors add tech services as resellers grapple with skyrocketing demand.
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IBM and Hewlett-Packard each combine with resellers to bring support to users.
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The enterprise solutions vendor's instab ility is no surprise to those who are tracking its activities.
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