May 25, 1998
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2000 Beyond The Mainframe Outside Help Software For Rent 'Superglue' For Apps Management Plan High-End Storage Easy Integration Taking Stock: Catching Up With Rational |
Microsoft is pumping up its technology bundling strategy--even as the government takes issue. Customer reaction is mixed.
PC vendor says it's now No. 2 in revenue.
Appliance makers balk; wine seller sued.
Server will provide application-sharing.
Package integrates call-center, field-service, and sales-force automation apps.
CEO Ellison touts Web-based design; customers cautious.
Sun seeks to ensure that major software programs will support final version.
Tivoli builds in agents to do auto configuration
Objects designed to cut development time.
Entevo offers unified view of NT domains.
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PCs and servers are vulnerable to year 2000, too- and fixing them will cost IS managers plenty.
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Outsourcing application development can let companies deal with complex applications.
Products help combine familiarity and ease of use.
IT managers see a role for VB 5.0 in distributed systems.
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Internet providers hope renting apps will bring them closer to customers
Web auctions lure business buyers.
Semio tool displays document clusters.
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Software Technologies' DataGate helps tie together disparate applications
New products check niche platforms
PowerQuest's Drive Image features Windows-like user interface, wizards.
System lets Win98 users revert easily.
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Bay aims to combine network, service-level management.
Cisco machines do Web load-balancing.
Convergent's Enterprise Network Services give smaller companies a break.
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IBM, Clariion to shi p data-storage, distribution products.
NetServer LH 3 adds high availability.
Compaq, InFocus, and Iomega team on lightweight PC-projector-storage bundle.
Shorter life spans popularize practice.
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Digital's BusinessBus tool promises to eliminate custom coding.
Companies anticipate financial consolidation.
Furor over prescription-drug filing snafu.
Knowing your software's worth improves decisions.
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Nearly a year after acquiring Pure Atria, Rational's revenue is growing nicely and business is stable, though competition looms.
Record sums invested in software and information companies in first quarter.
1Q profit turns into $386,000 loss.
Profitable quarter is third in a row.
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