March 2006 News
Thursday March 30, 2006

• Firefox Essentials: Fixing The Fox

• Compliance Newsflashes: SEC Pilot Program Gets 17 Test Subjects, and more

• Data Security: Out to Lunch, Er, Dinner

• Investment Management Newsflashes: Advent Wins 53 Clients in 2005, and more

• Operations Newsflashes: Southwest Securities to Take on TD Ameritrade Clearing Clients, and more

• Trading Newsflashes: Bloomberg TradeBook Offers Access to CME Eurodollar Options

• FOIA Request: DOJ Subpoena Highlights

• FeedDemon 2.0: Nourishment For News Junkies

• Weird News Of The Wired

• Review: Outsourced Data Center Services

Wednesday March 29, 2006

• Justice Department Subpoenas Reach Far Beyond Google

• The Hanover Insurance Group Deploys OneShield

• Western Life Assurance Company Chooses MFX

• Daily Spin: Show Me the Money!

• Is Open Source Ready To Implement SOA?

• Keeping Older Tech Workers on the Job

• SEPA: Time to Light the Fire

• New Products

• A Teaching Tool for the Masses

• The Next Generation

Tuesday March 28, 2006

• JBoss Aims for High-End Market with New Open Source Middleware Projects

• Daily Spin: Catch Up with the Skype Hype

• Data Security: Out To Lunch, Er, Dinner

• Cox Communications to Deploy Informiam's ClearPath with Cisco IP Contact Center Solution

• In Midst of RFID Virus Scare, Contactless Payments Remain Sound

• Guardian Promotes Sguerra

• In-Q-Tel: The CIA's Tech Matchmaker

• NEC Solutions 2500 Storage Array

• Hosted CRM Face-Off

• Eight-Socket Blade Server

Monday March 27, 2006

• SAS Expands Into Credit Risk, Bank Compliance Areas

• Internal E-Mails Detail More Questionable Behavior At Morgan Stanley

• Cognos Adds Search Technology To BI Toolset

• Process Management Grows Up: Q&A With Gartner's Jim Sinur

• Skype Founders Sued For Racketeering

• Three No-Cost Ways To Get Started With BPM

• Fujitsu Announces Controls Automation and Monitoring Solution for Compliance, Risk, and Performance Management

• Daily Spin: How Do You Spell "Chutzpah?"

• Sanford Bernstein Goes Live With Omgeo ALERT Web Interface

• Azul Plans 48-Core Processor For 2007

Saturday March 25, 2006

• Cast Iron Systems' iA3000

Friday March 24, 2006

• Pump Up the Online Jam

• Credant Mobile Guardian 5.1 Enterprise Edition

• Updated: Check Point And Sourcefire Scrap Acquisition Amidst Scrutiny

• GAO: Sensitive Taxpayer Data At Risk

• Strong Earnings Show Palm Is On A Roll

• Jabber XCP 5.0

• Centerfold: Civil Engineering Firm "White Lists" Vulnerable Apps

• Problems Pile Up For Upcoming Vista, Office Upgrades

Thursday March 23, 2006

• Trading Newsflashes: NYSE Wins SEC Approval for Hybrid Market

• Investment Management Newsflashes: TD Ameritrade Eliminates All Account Maintenance Fees, and more

• Compliance Newsflashes: U.S. Regulators Warn of Bird Flu, and more

• Operations Newsflashes: JPMorgan Kills the Horizon Tool, and more

• Bear Stearns Installs Wombat Platform to Fuel Low-Latency Trading

• Laptop Loaded With HP Employee Data Stolen From Fidelity

• India And The IT Career Ladder

Wednesday March 22, 2006

• Vista Delays And Multiple Versions: Cut Through The Confusion

• Daily Spin: Fear, Dread and Vista Delays

• The H-1B Visa Race Starts Soon; Will Congress Raise The Cap?

• Kawasaki Expands Use of Click Commerce Solution Worldwide

• Adware Pioneer To Exit Market, Sale Could Lead To Consolidation

• Careers: Using IT To Improve Medicine Here And Abroad

• Eclipse Expands, Urges Shift Away From Windows User Interface

• Google's Privacy Win Could Be Pyrrhic Victory

• EDS Latest Tech Giant To Increase Offshore Hiring

• Workscape Promotes Enterprise Compensation Management

Tuesday March 21, 2006

• Microsoft Delays Consumer Version Of Vista Until January