May 4, 1998
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The Center Takes All Both Sides Now Data Extractor More For Less Doctor's Orders Shift To Services PG&E Picks IBM Taking Stock: Lucent's Networking Splash |
Activity surges in preparation for 64-bit Intel processors.
Legal action may put users' deployment plans in jeopardy.
Nation's utilities may not have time for testing in '99.
Lotus, Microsoft, Novell seek to lure users of old systems.
Product can support 500,000 users.
Will pack Unicenter interface, agents for TME 10, OpenView.
Product will let users tighten links.
Suite to add document sharing over the Web.
Products from Cisco and Fore promise multigigabit network capacity.
R6 line boosts processing power, improves availability.
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Host recentralization is back-to support high transaction levels and cut costs.
Business learns to exploit the opportunities offered by Internet technologies.
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Web apps merge buying and selling pieces of supply-chain-management software.
VSoftware lets customers use standard clients to access Banyan message server.
Andrews named CEO of Sanga, a builder of Java applications.
Better searches and tailored data offered.
Collaboration with customers and suppliers means fewer mistakes and fast turnarounds.
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Oracle toolkit for PeopleSoft lets users get at data and create a warehouse.
Upgrade also will include Web access, more flexibility.
Tool provides access to legacy code; lets users test and debug from workstations.
Add-on module for R/3 will give footwear and apparel makers more efficiency.
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3Com, other s push LAN switch prices further downward.
Centrax security software set to ship.
Compuware's EcoSystems update improves application and traffic analysis.
Intel's TeamStation room system promises PC-like ease of use and pricing.
Affordability, new applications, emerging standards to boost technology's adoption.
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PC-based pen tablets are replacing medical workers' paper charts.
CDS 2000 TM mainframe bundled with Discovery 2000.
Latest SureStore speeds data access.
New systems to offer more power, bundled applications.
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Consulting, support replacing products as top offerings of reseller companies.
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Utility outsources business processes to speed push into new markets.
Ex-Zale CIO promises lower -priced deals.
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Leading telecom equipment company continues aggressive expansion with acquisition of ATM vendor Yurie Systems.
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