Looking at a new Vista
Bill Gates prepares Vista security strategy as well as Windows server Longhorn and Office 2007
Hummingbird to be acquired
In a bid to deal with its liquidity problems, Hummingbird Ltd. is being sold to Symphony Technology Group in a US$465 million deal.
Net Integration rolls Domino
IBM and Net Integration Technologies Inc. have formed a partnership to bring a Linux-based Lotus Domino solution to small and mid-market customers in Canada.
SAP expands hosted offerings
ORLANDO – SAP will expand its hosted software offerings by adding a supplier relationship management product, its second on-demand service.
Sun moves to take Java open source
Company offers SOA tools and middleware software to the developer community
You don’t know Jack
Tough talking McAfee GM puts the onus on larger resellers to become better security specialists and the government to go after pimply-faced hackers
Patch management: full steam ahead – cautiously
Exploiting security holes in applications is becoming easier as malware becomes ever more dangerous. Applying security patches is a must for all administrators. But it’s best to proceed with caution
Wireless solutions: the sky’s the limit
The market is seemingly saturated, but another wave in corporate wireless is coming that will overhaul infrastructures
Channel expert shines light on partner plans
T.C. Doyle discusses money making strategies with solution providers
The battle of wireless data standards
The fight between Wi-Fi and WiMAX is heating up
Illuminating or alarming?
A study shows how the market for supply chain applications and services offers challenges for the channel
Not so good enough computing
Some customers are taking good enough computing to new heights of inefficiency
Symantec connects security with storage
SAN FRANCISCO – Symantec CEO John Thompson took shots at Microsoft, and admitted a mea culpa to customers during his keynote address here at the Vision 2006 conference.
Sage on a Fast Track
Company acquires Master Builder from rival Intuit and unveils new plans
HP extends mobile offerings
SAN FRANCISCO – At its annual mobility summit, Hewlett Packard introduced more than a dozen products and services the company says make it easy for businesses and consumers to have always-ready mobile computing.