Friday November 20, 2009

• Chrome OS: There Will Be Local Storage

• Web 2.0 Expo: Noveck Cites Open Gov Challenges

• J.P. Morgan Stepping Up Fight Against Corporate Payments Fraud

• Motorola Buys RadioFrame's iDEN Business

• Air Force To Expand PlayStation-Based Supercomputer

• China Cyber Espionage Threatens U.S., Report Says

• U.S. Cellular Offers Mobile Plan Notifications

• Microsoft AppFabric Adds Azure Cloud Plumbing

• Transamerica Insurance & Investment Group Launches iPipeline's iGO e-App for Life Business

• Sword Group Acquires AgencyPort

• Network Provides Healthcare Pricing Data

• Nokia Sees Enterprise Demand For Netbook

• IBM and Informatica Take Next Steps Toward Cloud Delivery

• Telepresence Acquisitions Booming

• Number of Millionaires Grows in China

• GAO Report Offers Mixed Bag of Commentary on Interchange Fees

• Ballmer Says Windows 7 Is Microsoft's Best OS Ever

• Bank Enforcement Cease and Desist Actions Quickly Rising

• FINEOS Introduces Its Workers' Compensation Claims Solution to U.S. Market

• Remote Monitoring Yields Healthier Patients

• First LTE Data Call Made On Live Net

• Most Financial Advisors Long to Be Independent, Schwab Survey Says

• Tesco Bank Announces Fiserv as Core Banking Provider

• IBM Reports Cognitive Computing Advances

• BMC, CA Join Salesforce.com Cloud

• Medicine Bottles Get Net Connection

• Interop: CIOs Eye Cloud With Optimistic Caution

• Google Chrome OS Depends On Hardware Partners

Thursday November 19, 2009

• Interop: CIOs Eye Cloud With Optimistic Caution

• Obama Team Challenges Web Developers

• eBay Founder Starting Online News Site

• Opera Mobile 10 Hits Windows Mobile

• Google Releases Chrome OS Code

• FCC Speeds Cell Tower Reviews

• SWIFT's New MT 202 COV Messaging Standard Necessary, but Could Pose Challenges

• Web 2.0 Expo: Startup Aims At Public Policy Crowdsourcing

• Wildfire Smoke Patterns to be Analyzed

• Report: Cell Phones Replacing Landlines

• The Hartford Names Christopher Magee Managing Director of International Financial Products

• AT&T Loses Bid To Stop Verizon Ads

• 8 In 10 Smartphone Users Frustrated By Content

• Interop: New York Tests Xbox-Based Alert System

• FAA Resolves Flight Plan System Failure

• BNP Paribas, Oberthur Team Up for NFC

• Amex Acquisition of Revolution Money Marks New Fight for Remittance Space

• OECD Sees Lagging Recovery for Jobs

• Mereor Absolute Return Fund Picks GlobeOp as Fund Administrator

• Healthcare Goes Mobile, Virtual WIth Dell Offering

• OTC Derivatives Market Reform Update (VIDEO)

• IBM WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging Completes STAC-M2 Testing

• Obama Administration Defends Its Data Quality

• Interop: IT Forecast Says Clouds

Wednesday November 18, 2009

• Lawmakers Slam Deceptive Web Marketers

• Interop: Net Optics Launches Monitoring Tools

• Mozilla Releases Firefox 3.6 Beta 3

• EMR Adoption Earns Hospital High Score

• Global CIO: Microsoft Data Center Strategy Vital To Azure

• Google, Microsoft Gain Search Share

• Salesforce Adds Enterprise Social Networking

• Arrests in U.K. Over ZeuS Virus Attack

• In-Q-Tel Invests In Cybersecurity Company

• Yahoo Refocusing Mobile Efforts

• Google Phone Coming, Report Claims

• Healthcare Provider Saves With E-Invoicing

• Sprint iPCS Acquisition Opposed

• Bill Would Ban P2P Use By Federal Employees

• Progressive Details Twitter Strategy

• Verizon's Droid Has Camera Issues

• Interop: IT Forecast Says Clouds

• UPS Gets Energy Efficiency Boost

• Trizetto Launches Value-Based Benefits Solution

• Western & Southern Financial Selects Novell Identity Management Solutions

• Nasdaq to Provide Customers Latency Measurement from Correlix

• Independence Blue Cross Appoints Lauren O'Brien VP, Chief Accounting Officer

• OTC Derivatives Reform Doesn't Go Far Enough

• Interagency Panel to Fight Financial Crime

• Q&A: Microsoft Exec Bob Muglia On Cloud, Azure

• Financial Firm CIOs Strongly Favor IBM, Aite Survey Finds

• Healthcare's New Revenue Generator: Business Apps

• Global CIO: Oracle CEO Larry Ellison's Goodbye Letter To European Customers

• Web 2.0 Expo: O'Reilly Warns Of Web War

• Toshiba Launches Unified Messaging For Small Businesses

• Quest Launches Cloud Services Based On Microsoft Azure

Tuesday November 17, 2009

• T-Mobile Says Employees Sold Customer Data

• Healthcare Affiliates Unprepared For Data Breaches

• Web 2.0 Expo: APIs Build Web Presence

• Cyber Warfare Warning Sounded

• Northern Trust Building Better Views of Liquidity for Asset Managers

• Microsoft Launches Azure Beta

• CTIA Seeks More Mobile Broadband Spectrum

• Al Hilal Bank Selects Norkom for Compliance, AML

• Global CIO: Building A Brand Takes IT Flexibility

• Obama Orders Creation of Financial Fraud Task Force

• National Cyber Incident Response Plan Coming

• SGI Intros Supercomputer With Intel Nehalem EX

• Web 2.0 Expo: O'Reilly Warns Of Web War

• Microsoft Expands App Store

• Verizon Calls AT&T's Lawsuit Meritless

• Institutions, Financial Advisers High on Hedge Funds, Survey Finds

• Americans See China as Economic Threat

• Tandberg Unveils Video Phone Provisioning App

• News from ISOTech 2009: ISO Introduces New Geoanalytics Tool for Intelligent Risk Management

• Healthcare IT Job Outlook Perks Up

• News from ISOTech 2009: Unirisx Enhances SaaS Policy Administration Platform with Integration of ISO Rating Service

• $5.1 Billion in TARP Funds at Risk

• IT Execs Fear Retribution From Former Employees

• Super Micro Unveils High Density Blade Server

• Glide OS Extends Search

• Information Exchanges Let Doctors Share Patient Data Efficiently

• Global CIO: Instead of 'China Out,' 3Com Goes In With HP

• Cray Jaguar Named Fastest Supercomputer

• Chip Industry Poised For Revenue Rebound

• HP Releases TouchSmart SDK To Lure Developers

Monday November 16, 2009

• Femtocell Demo Points Toward Standardization

• Texas' Data Center Consolidation Project Under Scrutiny

• Swedbank to Use CEP to Assess Liquidity Risk

• Most Security Products Fail Initial Certification Tests

• Citrix Rolls Out Xen Desktop 4

• Swedbank to Deploy Aleri Liquidity Risk Manager

• Sprint Lights Up WiMax In Texas

• Desktop Virtualization A Remedy For Hospital

• Psystar Guilty Of Violating Mac Copyright

• Cray Jaguar Named Fastest Supercomputer

• Clarabridge Upgrades Text Analytics For Customer-Feedback Apps

• Main Street America Surety Bond Platform Drives New Business, Efficiency

• Palm Updates WebOS

• Google Apps Gets LTech Management Tools

• Ruckus Positions 802.11n As WiMax Rival

• Obama, In China, Promotes An Open Internet

• Woodmen Goes Live on Lawson Enterprise Suite, Business Intelligence

• News from ISOTech 2009: Camilion Releases ProductAuthority 6.7

• Motorola To Buy BitBand

• Gravitas Offers Cloud Computing to Hedge Funds, Private Equity Firms

• Cisco Raises Tandberg Bid To $3.4 Billion

• News from ISOTech 2009: Guidewire Software Introduces Guidewire PolicyCenter 4.0

• IPC Upgrades U.S. Network for Voice, Electronic Trading

• Dynamics of Technology Economy Are Key to Mastering Balance of Expense and Value

• ClairMail Extends Reach With Misys Deal

• Drug Industry Raises Prices by 9 Percent

• Blue Cross Blue Shield Data Breach Investigated

• RTS Offers Low Latency Access to LME

• BAFT, IFSA Announce Plan to Merge

• Market Maker CMC to Use Streambase CEP to Build FX Apps

• IBM Launches Business Analytics Cloud

• Allin Leverages Technology to Support Wealth Management Growth at City National Bank

• Interop, Web 2.0 Expo Previews

• YouTube Steps Up High Res Videos

Sunday November 15, 2009

• Quest Stops Killer With Specialized Diagnostic Software

Saturday November 14, 2009

• Global CIO: IT-Led Opportunities Abound, So Stop Sniveling

• Blair: End State Intervention In Economies

• 7 Cloud Computing Myths Busted

Friday November 13, 2009

• Microsoft 'Sudo' Patent No Danger To Unix

• Ericsson Completes Nortel Acquisition

• Senate Bill Would Help Family Doctors Fund EHRs

• IBM Offers Security Software For Virtualization

• Health Care IT Gets Personal

• Smart Grid's $8 Billion Down Payment

• Execs Want Focus On Goals, Not Just Metrics

• Cancer Institute Network Aims To Personalize Cancer Treatments

• BlackRock Uses Analytics To Unwind Financial Failures

• Data-Driven Crime Fighting

• What IT Teams Bring To Green Building Efforts

• Companies Look To Cut Landscape Water Use

• Code, Networks Are Key To Smarter Cars

• Atmos Energy Makes Use Of Wikis And More

• Down To Smarter Business: People Want Technology Focused On Results, Not ''Solutions''

• Financial Industry Crisis Spurs Reevaluation Of Risk Management

• RFID Makes Slow And Steady Progress

• Smart Meter Made

• Farmers Try Smart Tech To Save Water

• Programmers Charged In Madoff Scheme

• Qualcomm Revamping Brew Platform

• Military Readies IT Acquisition Reforms

• FLO TV Device Hits Retailers

• Tech Giants Aim To Master Disaster

• Dell Confirms Android Smartphone

• Intel to Pay AMD $1.25B Settlement

• AXA Equitable Launches Free iPhone Apps Designed to Help Women Track Financial Goals

• Nokia N60 Gets Fast Location App

• Interop New York: Spotlight On Cloud Computing, Networking, Virtualization

• Global CIO: SAP's Spread Out Payment Plan Is Good But Not Enough

• Challenges in OTC Equity Swaps Processing

• Bloomberg Enhances CMBS Tools

• Qualcomm Shows Smartbook

• US, EU Data Sharing Deal Likely Delayed

• Going Public With Core Systems Conversion Problems

• AAA NCNU Selects Exigen for Policy Admin and Billing

• Web 2.0 Expo: The Power Of Less

• Global CIO: Cloud Computing's New Name: 500 Reader Suggestions!

• Bank Transaction Tax Rejected by G20

• Intel To Pay AMD $1.2 Billion In Antitrust Settlement

Thursday November 12, 2009

• Truviso Upgrades Real-Time Analytics Product

• Microsoft Investigating Zero-Day Windows 7 Flaw

• Google Gets Gizmo5

• Why Jaguar Land Rover Chose Google Apps

• Experian Introduces Products That Help Lenders Determine Consumers' "Ability to Pay"

• CredStar Offers ENCORE Consumer Reporting

• Google Helps You Find A Flu Shot

• Government Use Of Windows 7 Hinges On Security Spec

• Femtocells Struggle To Catch On

• Cray, Dell, Microsoft Team On HPC

• Microsoft Slams Employee Over Mac Comments

• IBM Rolls Out Mobile Shopping Software

• Adobe Flash Security Model Permits Malware

• Brainshark Launches Site for Carriers and Distributors

• Qualcomm Intros Smartphone Chips

• Independence Blue Cross Partners with WebMD on Member Site

• Apple Tweaks App Store Review Process

• Wi-Fi LANs Connecting On Campus

• Hewlett Packard To Acquire 3Com

• Wolters Kluwer Enhances Anti-Fraud Functionality

• Avaya-Nortel Acquisition Gets OK

• Intel, AMD Strike $1.25 Billion Antitrust Pact

• Hedge Fund Research Firm Aksia to Use Risk Analytics from JP Morgan/Measurisk

• Hackers Exploit Prepaid Payroll Cards

• OptionsCity Forms Strategic Relationship with ACTIV Financial

• Oracle Updates Berkeley Database

• Skytap Boosts Collaborative Cloud Project Management

• AMD Lays Out Roadmap For Fusion Processors

• Global CIO: SAP Tells Oracle To Free Java But Keeps Own Software Closed

• HP Acquiring 3Com In $2.7 Billion Deal

• Government IT Confronts Security Threats Daily

Wednesday November 11, 2009

• Hewlett Packard to Acquire 3Com

• Logitech To Acquire Video Communications Vendor

• Google 'Go' Name Brings Accusations Of 'Evil'

• HP To Acquire 3Com In $2.7 Billion Deal

• T-Mobile Lays Out 3G Plans

• Cisco Considers Withdrawal Of Tandberg Offer

• Bing Adds Facebook, Videos, Wolfram Alpha

• Fujitsu Unveils 10 Gb Ethernet Switch

• Google Search Visualizes Global Data

• Smartphones Sales Continue Rise

• FBI's New Case Management System Delayed

• Lawmaker Eyes Verizon Termination Fees

• AAA Auto Club Group Selects CodeObjects for Policy Admin and Billing

• Motorola: LTE Will Catch Up With WiMax

• Informatica 9: Another Step Toward Next-Era Data Integration

• NASA Space Technologies Go Mainstream

• Four Indicted In $9 Million RBS WorldPay Hack

• Chugoku Bank Signs 9 Year Outsourcing Deal with IBM

• RIM Looks To Woo Developers

• 1 Million Xbox Live Players Banned

• Jury Acquits Bear Stearns Fund Managers

• Dodd Presents Financial Regulatory Bill

• Kingland to Use IBM Software in Wall Street Data Projects

• Olympus Insurance to Implement StoneRiver Financial Software

• Japanese Bank Outsources To IBM

• Voice Commerce Receives Payment Institution License

• Knight Capital Brings Brokerage Service to Europe

• 'Conficker' Computer Virus Going Strong

• Banking Groups React to Sen. Dodd's Draft Regulatory Legislation With a Big 'No'

• Global CIO: Why Oracle's Larry Ellison Will Tell The EU To Pound Sand

• VMware Addresses Desktop; U.S. Supports Oracle

• Apple's Mini DisplayPort Standard Specified

• Intel Unveils Reader For the Blind