March 2003 News
Sunday March 30, 2003

• RedPrairie, Webplan Ally On Supply Chain Technology

Friday March 28, 2003

• Microsoft Customers Find New Licensing Plan Is Bad News, But Not As Bad As Feared

• USDA Upgrades HR System

• Microsoft Antitrust Lawsuit Settlement Appeal To Be Heard

• Nasdaq Launches Liquidity Flags to Boost SuperMontageVolume

• Automated-Allocation Tool Targets Smaller Investment Managers

• Market Data Dilemmas

• Electronic Trading Briefs

• Market Data Briefs

• Risk Management Tech Briefs

• Investment Management Tech Briefs

Thursday March 27, 2003

• One Small Company's Battle Against Spam

• Hackers Deface Al-Jazeera Web Site

• Microsoft Patches Security Hole -- But Not For NT 4 Users

• IBM, Retek Finish Supply-Chain Work For Supermarket Chain

• GFI Launches Low-Cost Patch Management For Microsoft Software

• Why Eastman Chemical Is Sticking With Commerce One

• Open Source MySQL Database Tuned For Itanium

• Retail Linux Usage Soars

• Security Vendor Network Associates To Restate Three Years' Results

• Microsoft Windows XP SP1 May Make Applications Crawl

Wednesday March 26, 2003

• Addamark To Introduce Security Auditing Technology

• SuSE On Itanium To Support National Supercomputing Grid

• Middle Management

• Viewpointe and SVPCo Join Forces On Check Imaging

• Amex Blue Protects Customer IDs

• Bank One Inks Processing Deal

• Most Americans Making Minimum Payments

• Bank Bytes

• Oracle Launching Program To Entice ISVs To Port Enterprise Software To Linux

• TD Taps Fiserv Service for U.K. Subsidiary

Tuesday March 25, 2003

• Red Hat Linux 9 Release Set For March 31 For Subscribers

• Microsoft Promotes Kevin Johnson

• Windows 2000 Security Flaw Worse Than First Thought

• Hackers Strike Al Jazeera

• Commtouch Introduces Customizable Spam Filtering

• How To Reclaim 14 Percent of Your IT 'Spend'

• E-Business On Demand Selected By Insurer

• Spam Fighting Will Become Part of Anti-Virus Systems

• For Storage Vendors, The Funds Still Flow

• Calm Down...Later?

Monday March 24, 2003

• Real Software Readies Visual Basic Tool For Macs

• Microsoft Interview: Jeff Raikes

• Verio Introduces Managed VPN Service

• Microsoft: No Windows "Longhorn" Server, Definitely Not, No Way, Absolutely Not ... Maybe

• Boeing Licenses XML Tool For Aircraft Documents

• Don't Panic! Intel's New Centrino Notebook Chipset Means Wi-Fi Is Coming Whether You're Ready For It Or Not

• Microsoft Office Version for SMB On Tap

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Patch May Crash Systems

• The Incredible Shrinking Federal Reserve

• Unite And Conquer

Friday March 21, 2003

• Virus, Spam Filtering Combine In New Symantec E-Mail Security Product

• Credit Union Outsources Network Security

• Application-Level Firewalls: Smaller Net, Tighter Filter

• Altiris To Upgrade Technology For Remote Software Deployment

• Microsoft .Net Compact Framework Gets Support From Odyssey

• Microsoft Mobile Framework Gets Intermec Support

• Microsoft Sketches Great Plains' Future Direction

• Commerce One Readies Web Services Integration Pack

• On Location at McCarran International Airport: Sneak Peek

• Making Mobile Apps Networkable

Thursday March 20, 2003

• Cisco Acquires Linksys, To Bolster Product Line

• Spammers Would Be Made To Pay Under IBM Research Proposal

• Microsoft Pocket PC Toolset Gains HP Software Development Support

• War Information Demand Slows U.S. Military, Arab, Alternative News Sites

• Spam Researchers Yield Surprises On Staying Off Junk-Mailers' Radar

• Microsoft Warns Of Yet Another Security Hole

• Linux Security Hole Could Allow Local Users To Take Over System

• UPDATE: Viruses, Web Site Defacements Launched In Wartime Hacking

• Virus Capitalizes On Iraq War Interest

• How To Lop 40 Percent Off Temporary IT Labor Costs

Wednesday March 19, 2003

• .Net Is Moving To Linux, Unix