March 9, 1998
Desktop Decisions The Learning Revolution Easier Extranets Data-Analysis Tools For R/3 Customized Call Centers Color On Every Desktop? Digital Vows Full Service Wang Goes Global Taking Stock: A Sterling Performance |
Desktop Decisions
Enterprising users are starting to deploy tens of thousands of thin clients to meet specific, everyday business needs.
CA Moves To Plan B
Smaller acquisitions planned as takeover bid for CSC falters.
SFA Software Shakeout
Siebel to buy Scopus; Vantive and Trilogy integrate products; Clarify gets new chief.
Xerox Buys Services Firm
Acquisition of XLConnect will expand menu of knowledge-management offerings.
Vendors Put Databases In Your
Hand
Sybase, Oracle, and others reveal plans for porting to palmtops and other devices.
Microsoft Updates Web RAD Tool
New Visual J++ packs Java, HTML, more.
HP Revises OpenView Strategy
Focus is now on IT service management.
Novell Updates GroupWise
Interface allows view of information from many sources.
E-Commerce Upgrades
Oracle, IBM, others ready new versions of Net-cash products.
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The Learning Revolution
The Web and other collaborative technologies are helping companies redefine corporate learning-and do a better job of training employees.
Technology Solution Series
Networking The Enterprise--Bandwidth Explosion.
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Easier Extranets
Third-party tools can help relieve the headaches that go along with extranet management.
USWeb's Lofty Goal
Company envisions future as a giant in Internet services.
MailWorks For NT, Unix
I/G OpenWare to sell ports of Digital app.
More Updating Options
TargetLink sends software over Internet, intranets.
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Data-Analysis Tools For R/3
Startup's suite will help users build data marts and warehouses linked to SAP apps.
Spreadsheet With Java
Athena incorporates real-time data feeds.
One-Step Communication
Optika offers users single access point.
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Customized Call Centers
New products let companies integrate and extend systems.
Compaq Goes Remote
Access server line based on Windows NT.
Tivoli CEO Rules Out Nothing
Jan Lindelow is even open to partnering with rival Computer Associates.
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Color On Every Desktop?
Desktop laser printers slowly come into their own.
Pentium II Desktops At Budget Prices
HP, IBM midrange models priced lower; management features highlighted.
HP Adds Heft To Two Unix Server Lines
V- and K-Class units get faster processors.
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Digital Vows Full Service
Cost cuts won't weaken customer support, memo says.
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Wang Goes Global
Vendor expands IT services presence by buying Olivetti unit.
McGraw-Hill Streamlines Data
Access
AT&T to manage networks.
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Taking Stock: A Sterling Performance
Sterling Software has a solid track record for both IS managers and investors, and the company shows no signs of tarnishing.
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