February 2003 News
Thursday February 27, 2003

• Automated Tools Help Textiles Company Keep Up With Patches

• Microsoft Introduces P-To-P Development Toolkit

• Oracle's Souder Talks Distributed Databases

• California Edging Toward Internet Sales Tax

• ARCHIPELAGO PICKS SUN SERVERS FOR OTC STOCK TRADING, REPLACING MICROSOFT/INTEL MACHINES

• UP TO BAT: THE SIA TAKES ANOTHER SWING AT THE SEC IN THE ELECTRONIC-COMMUNICATION-STORAGE DEBATE

• INDUSTRY SPLIT ON WHEN, NOT IF, OF T+1 MANDATE

• ASSET MANAGER IMPLEMENTS FRONT- AND MIDDLE-OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

• Sterling Commerce Passes RosettaNet Test

• ELECTRONIC TRADING

Wednesday February 26, 2003

• Brightmail, MX Logic Introduce Enterprise Spam-Fighting Technologies

• Due Diligence Registry Is Proposed

• Chevy Chase To Launch Wholesale Web Site

• World Briefs

• Regions Inks Deal With Alltel

• U.K. Bank Fights Money Laundering

• China's Banks Hike Tech Spending

• UniBank Taps Archiving System

• Swiss Post Installs Payment System

• ABN AMRO Hikes Efficiency Via Captiva

Tuesday February 25, 2003

• Direct Marketing Association Says It Will Fight Spam; Anti-Spam Advocates Fear A Trick

• Oracle Preps Realtime Communications Features For Collaboration Suite

• Sun Executive Details New Utility-Based Pricing Model For Solaris

• Four Ex-Qwest Execs Indicted For Fraud

• TippingPoint Introduces Technology To Block P-To-P File Sharing

• Microsoft Provides Free Tools For Migrating To Windows And Office XP

• Genetic IT: Systems With Evolving Value

• Rescue Specialist's Mission: Calm Frantic Data Losers

• Four Ex-Qwest Execs Indicted For Fraud

• Sun Exec Outlines New Pricing Model For Solaris

Monday February 24, 2003

• Sun, Yahoo, Microsoft Plan Corporate Instant Messaging Offerings This Spring

• AOL To Offer Enhanced Security For Enterprise IM Service In May

• Microsoft's Greenwich Nears Beta

• Accenture Plans To Deploy .Net Software Workbench For Large Enterprise Apps

• Nistevo Reports Revenue Jump, New Funding

• Manhattan Associates, SeeBeyond Partner On App Integration, Supply-Chain Management

• Antivirus Vendor Warns Of New PC Worm On the Prowl

• Millennia--GSA's Best-Kept IT Secret

• Supermarket Chain Hannaford To Roll Out 2,000 Linux POS Systems

• CLS Bank Seeks To Expand From Trillion-Dollar Mark

Friday February 21, 2003

• BEA Meets Wall Street Expectations for Q4

• J.D. Edwards Reports Profitable Quarter

• Pegasystems Readies BPM Upgrade

• Week In Security: Intel, Check Point Partner; Cisco Boosts Security Line

• AOL, Microsoft Unleash Lawyers On Spammers

• Vendor Wins Lawsuit Against Microsoft: End-User Fees May Ensue

• Wells Fargo Unveils Online Conferencing Service For Banking Customers

• European Investment Bank To Deploy Mercator For Integration

• BEA Systems' 4Q Profit Soars

• Agilent Reports 4,000 Job Cuts, 1Q Loss

Thursday February 20, 2003

• Inventory Management Helps Auto Supplier Withstand Pricing Pressures

• Online Bill Payments Are A Hit With Consumers

• Microsoft Accidentally Slips Office 2003 Beta Onto The Web

• ISP Head Floats Plan To Legalize Spam

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• Reuters Makes Waves with Losses, Cuts and an Acquisition

• Buy-Side Firm Ditches OMS Vendor

• FIX Takes On Fixed Income

• New FIX Order Routing Network Targets Derivatives Exchanges

• ELECTRONIC TRADING

Wednesday February 19, 2003

• Outgoing Microsoft Bigshot Says Company Must Make Drastic Changes

• Letters: Enterprises Often Need To Filter Employee Internet Access

• Court Sets Date For Microsoft Appeal Of Java Ruling

• Red Hat Releases Advanced Server Update For IBM x440, Intel Tiger

• Intel To Speed Up Xeon Performance Gains

• Microsoft To Buy Connectix To Enter Server Consolidation Market

• Web Informant: Beware of Dell's Gigahertz Dupe

• Xign Upgrades Invoice, Payment Application

• Iona Upgrades Mainframe Integration Software

• J.D. Edwards Says Its Apps Gaining Popularity Packaged With DB2

Tuesday February 18, 2003

• Outgoing Executive Warns Microsoft Must Embrace Open Source

• BEA Upgrades Java Virtual Machine

• Cisco Introduces Security Technology

• Oracle Patches Security Flaws

• Review: Open-Source Software Accurately Sorts Your Mail

• Microsoft Exec: Windows Server 2003 Focuses On Customers

• Wireless LANs Stalled Among Tight-Fisted Companies

• Ex-Treasury CIO Gets ITAA Post

• Intel To Spend $2 Billion To Upgrade Arizona Plant

• Opsware Wants To Stop Anybody From Causing Bottlenecks

Monday February 17, 2003

• SQL Sapphire: It's Not Only Microsoft's Fault