June 15, 1998
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Handhelds aren't just curiosities anymore--they could become an important part of enterprise computing.
Vendors unveil thin clients designed to work with Microsoft's multiuser NT 4.0.
Collaboration, other features improved.
Version 6.0 will feature easier data access and application deployment.
New team, structure unveiled, but details remain sketchy.
Reservation company taps Boole & Babbage for management.
Move seen as Web procurement boost.
As the technology matures, companies mull user reactions.
Mock trades dated in 1999, settled in following year.
Exchange to boost data distribution.
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Message systems are the lifeblood of many a company- but too often, these systems are purchased with little regard for TCO.
More companies are choosing midtier consultants, not the Big Six, for implementation services.
Companies that don't use enterprise resource planning software to share information may regret it.
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SportsLine USA rewrites the rules for success on the Internet.
Primus speeds telecom provisioning system.
Software.com, Fabrik debut services.
Startup's service manages server software updates.
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SQL Financials adds budgeting and procurement apps.
Retailer retains NCR to upgrade central data warehouse.
Enfish Tracker Pro identifies 20 topics.
Software queries relational databases.
Holos 7 lets users access OLAP servers.
Online analytical processing tools speed product and sales information to more users.
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Equifax, IBM team on Vault Registry.
WRQ update helps manage data access.
VPN+ aims to lower remote-user costs.
Pure ReQuest! implementation expected to cut one site's operator calls by a third.
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Users turn to PDAs to increase business efficiency, not just to keep appointments.
Quick server delivery promised to resellers.
Irix 6.5 supports 128-processor CC-NUMA, comes with management capabilities.
Cybex upgrade lets users save space.
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A new class of applications helps the medical community cut costs through illness prevention.
Supply-chain engine to feature software from SAP, Optum.
Commercial units leverage technology investments.
Failure to plan for extra staff costs can lead to disaster.
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Innovative WorldPoint sells multilingual software tools for doing business on the increasingly global Internet.
Defense and Transportation departments are among agencies in worst straits.
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