March 2005 News
Wednesday March 30, 2005

• Electronic Trading Newsflashes: Eze Castle Launches Algorithmic Trading Framework, and more

• Operations Newsflashes: NYBOT Joins Business Continuity Planning Network, and more

• Firefox Thrives Among Bloggers

• IBM Lays Out Storage-Virtualization Plans

• Mobile Computing Shines in Trinidad

• Bloglines Adds Package Tracking

• Brainshare 2005 Show Report

• Vendors Offers IP-Telephony Security Services

• Information Builders Announces WebFocus 7

• Business Objects Touts 128-bit Encryption

Tuesday March 29, 2005

• Network Appliance Kicks Off Virtualization Product

• Borland And Capgemini Team Up To Help SAP Customers

• HP Confirms NCR's Hurd Will Replace Fiorina

• CEO Moves Manugistics Back To Basics

• Siebel Introduces On-Demand CRM/Call-Center Combo

• Intel Adds 64-Bit Xeons For Multiprocessor Servers

• Wells Fargo Offers Internet-Based Remote Deposit Capture

• Jobster Tries To Tap Social Networks To Improve Internet Talent Searches

• In Focus: Why Search Trumps Management

• High-Tech CEOs See Net Services Overtaking Wireless As Greatest Growth Area

Monday March 28, 2005

• Pink Slips Handed Out To Dozens At Meta Group

• Plumtree Analytics Server Provides Consolidated View Of Portal Performance

• Wireless LAN Vendor Launches First Product

• SunGard To Be Acquired By Private-Equity Firms

• Egenera And SWsoft Form Blade-Server Virtualization Effort

• CEO Minute: Packeteer's Dave Cote

• System For Screening Passengers For Terrorism Risk Not Ready For Liftoff, Report Says

• Company Introduces RFID-Embedded Medical Test Tubes

• Code-Checking Service Hunts Down Litigation Risks

• Service Offers On-Demand Tool For Finding Software-Licensing Violations

Friday March 25, 2005

• Businesspeople Get Control In New Online Network

• New Support-Center Tool Detects Emotion In Voice Of Disgruntled Callers

• Tibco Sales Grew 40% In First Quarter

• Phishing Attack Targets Yahoo Messenger

• Compliance Newsflashes: Keeley Asset Management Selects Financial Tracking for SEC Compliance, and more

• Wal-Mart Looks To New Uses For RFID

• Q&A: Avaya CEO Discusses The Battle For IP-Telephony Market Share

• I2 CEO Aims For Profitability

• Using IT To Improve Physical Security

• StrikeIron's OnDemand Web Services

Thursday March 24, 2005

• Intermec Hits Symbol With Intellectual-Property-Infringement Lawsuit

• Consumers Spooked By Identity-Theft

• Wireless Spec Gaining Traction In Financial Services

• Lax IT Security Threatens Theft Of Personal And Other Sensitive Data From Government Systems

• FCG Completes Implementation of Organon's Electronic Document Management System

• Study: 2005 Will Be Bright Year For PLM Software

• Implementation of SAP NetWeaver Expands IDS Scheer's Global SME Presence

• Symantec Moves Into Hosted E-Mail Security

• IBM Supercomputer Sets Another Speed Record

• CSC Wins Contract With Chinese Insurer

Wednesday March 23, 2005

• Kelly Blue Book Tops Ranking Of Online Auto Sites

• AMD Targets Blade Servers With New Chip

• Improving Query Performance for Data Warehouses

• BMC Buys ID-Management Company

• Claims: Breaking With Tradition

• Claims: A Look Ahead at the Art and Science of Claim Technology

• Claims: Wrestling the Reinsurance Claims Bear to the Ground

• Dell Pushes Four-Way Servers For Data Centers

• Nortel And Trapeze Team On Wireless Networks

• Georgia-Pacific Uses Innovation Brainstorming Tool

Tuesday March 22, 2005

• Patent Litigation: Legalized Blood Sport

• Shifting Gears: Gibson to Head Tech, Ops at NYLIM

• Interacting With Algorithms

• Making the CIO’s Role Viable

• Two Worlds Come Together

• Oracle 3Q Sales Up, But Earnings Are Down

• Update: IBM Fires Back At Spammers

• IBM Brings Virtualization And Blade Servers Together

• Linux Users To Get More Options For Storage Management And High Availability

• Internal Auditors

Monday March 21, 2005

• AOL Tests Travel Search Engine

• Your Cluttered In-Box Is Likely To Remain That Way

• Tibco Steps Up Integration Competition With IBM

• SunGard Data Systems Says It's Being Shopped

• Novell Expands Linux And Identity-Management Strategies

• Nasdaq Commits To HP's NonStop Platform

• EEye Offers Its Security Products To Service Providers

• IAC To Acquire Ask Jeeves For $1.85 Billion

• Sensationalism Has No Place in Corporate Governance

• Wireless Security Top Concern For Financial Companies

Sunday March 20, 2005

• Shining Light On Privacy Policies