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Mid-Range Storage Gets High-End Functionality
HDS's Thunder series delivers speed and increased manageability
Bank Delivers Safe And Secure Messages
Software will help Bank of America comply with privacy regulations
Lessons Learned
ID-theft scam shows the weak link in systems that depend on password protection
Linux Is Launchpad For Boeing's Simulations
Defense contractor turns to low-cost systems to test Delta IV rocket
Tracking The Troops
HR system to unite military personnel data
IBM Launches New IT Assistants For Managing Records, Licenses, Identities
Three products are designed to automate IT management and boost IBM's thrust into autonomic computing.
New Worm Adds Insult To Injury
Winevar worm can delete every file on a hard drive--and call the user foolish in the process.
Sun Solaris Security Hole Leaves Users Vulnerable
Problem in how operating system handles fonts could let an attacker take over a machine.
IBM Leads 3Q Server Sales
IDC figures show vendor has nearly 30% of the market, pushing it ahead of Hewlett-Packard in worldwide sales.
Taking Stock: Xerox Attempts To Copy Past Success
Better management of Xerox's balance sheet is driving a recovery.
Top 11 Reasons Not To Celebrate Thanksgiving In The Server Closet
With apologies to David Letterman...
Web Services Built Into PeopleSoft App Update
Release 8.8 of Enterprise Warehouse will have more business metrics and data-extraction tools, and the ability to use Web services to share analytical results.
Business Processes As Simple As 1-2-3
Nobilis' enterprise products let users create services with just a few clicks.
Computer And Electronics Industry Embraces E-Commerce
Strong value chains keep industry ahead of most other business sectors and fuel trade growth.
Fingerprint System Speeds Password Access
Biometric hardware and software reduces burden on Chicago Housing Authority's help desk
The Observer: Gerstner's Gift To IBM
Give me a vision and I'll sit and talk to customers about it for three hours in a conference room. Wrong, shouts Lou Bertin.
The Opposite Of Moore's Law
Intel's hiking the price of flash memory just as demand for the hardware is climbing.
Denis O'Leary Leaving J.P. Morgan Chase
The hard-charging, merger-hardened tech exec is leaving the financial powerhouse at the end of January.
DataMirror Pays Price For Failed Investment
Write-offs on investment in another vendor send supplier of enterprise application integration software into the red.
Lions And Tigers And Bears--For A Price
National Geographic is letting commercial users of its famous photo collection search for images and purchase usage rights online.
E-Mail That's Ready For Anything
MessageOne launches backup E-mail system for business emergencies.
Langa Letter: Lindows: Beyond Windows, Before Linux
Fred Langa test-drives the latest version of this Linux-based Windows work-alike operating system to see if it's ready for prime time.
It's Who--Or What Vendor--You Know That Pays
Magazine survey shows that being certified by the right vendor can mean a much fatter paycheck.
E-Trade Continues Diversification Through Lending Acquisition
Online financial-services firm to buy Ganis Credit for $101 million.
Keeping Data Clean
Metagenix tool analyzes business processes and audits data for signs of trouble.
Secret CIO: Vendors Are Your Friends, Just Ask Them
Consider: trust, but verify, when working with salespeople.
Dell Gets Into Blade Market
New PowerEdge 1655MC will compete against offerings from HP and IBM, among others.
Probe Into CA Books Reportedly Widening
Computer Associates dismisses accusations that it misdated sales contracts.
TopCoder Coding Contest Crowns Contestant
Four people competed in a final round of a contest to find the best coder.
Huge Productivity Boost Reported With Collaboration
A new survey indicates companies that are linking their processes with third-party partners and suppliers are enjoying a variety of benefits.
FedEx, Motorola Building Business PDA
FedEx drivers will get the PowerPad first. Motorola will sell it more broadly next year.
Attachmate Bridges The Legacy-To-Web Gap
Toolset lets users convert legacy data to Web-based apps without having to make changes in the original host application code.
EDS To Offer Customers Xerox Products and Services
Deal lets EDS offer customers advanced Xerox support services, helping users of desktop and office printing services save money.
IBM Rolls Out WebSphere 5.0 For E-Business On-Demand
Upgrade adds Web services and autonomic computing features.
News Flash: 2002 Stunk
A new study puts numbers to what we all know: This was the worst year in the history of the IT industry.
Apple Delays Storage Server
Xserve RAID, which had been due by the end of the year, was pushed back until early 2003.
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