April 2006 News
Friday April 28, 2006

• Google Condemned For Click-Fraud Settlement

• Can Microsoft Convince You To Switch?

Thursday April 27, 2006

• Down To Business: IT Globalization: Don't Kill the Messenger

• Compliance Newsflashes: RSA Snatches Up Competition PassMark, and more

• Operations Newsflashes: Reuters and Novell Form Alliance, and more

• Investment Management Newsflashes: Credit Suisse to Merge Private Banking Subsidiaries, and more

• Trading Newsflashes: Lava Plans Interbank FX Platform, and more

• CIOs Retain IT Staff With Training and Flex Time, Not Money

• VMware Assembles Alliance To Virtualize Desktops

• A Price Tag On Your Skills

Wednesday April 26, 2006

• Has IE7 Caught Firefox?

• Careers: Pay Gap Is Closing Between Certified And Noncertified Tech Skills, Says Report

• Morris to Support Thrivent’s Growth Goals

• Principal Enhances Market Research Capability

• TransMedia Puts File Sharing On Phones

• IE7 For XP Beta 2: Has Firefox Met Its Match?

• IT Career Strategies And Pitfalls

Tuesday April 25, 2006

• Information Builders Expands BI To 'Power Users' And Business Processes

• Longhorn Server Slated For Second Half Of '07

• Report: Americans’ Mobile Phones Becoming Transaction Devices

• The Three Factors for a Successful Online Banking Site

• Sourcefire Has Big Plans For Open-Source Snort

• Cisco Hooks Up With RIM, Nokia, And Others For Voice Over Wireless LANs

• Microsoft Releases Second Internet Explorer 7 Beta

• BIG-IP 1500 Global Traffic Manager

• Offshoring Is Your Wal-Mart: Don't Take It Head-On

Monday April 24, 2006

• CollabNet Makes Version Control A Hosted Application

• Google's Growth Outpaces Rivals

• McNealy Steps Down As Sun CEO; Schwartz Steps Up

• Analysis: Next-Generation Imaging Beats Data Entry

• In Focus: The Top-Five Myths About SOA

• Former CA CEO Kumar Pleads Guilty

• The Right Firewall for the Job

• Intel Promises New vPro Chips For Business

• Xinjiang Telecom Implements Teradata Warehouse for its Business Analysis System

• In A Reversal, Feds Say Outsourced Programmers Are Eligible For Assistance

Friday April 21, 2006

• Microsoft Taps Ask.com Exec To Head MSN

• The Real Scoop on IT Salaries

• Intel's Capital Budget In 2006 Nearly Five Times AMD's

• Columbine-Style Plot Thwarted Thanks To My Space.com Post

• The Doors To Join Pearl Jam In Online Content Delivery

• As Blogs Grow, So Does Spam

• Satyam Reports Strong Gains In Sales, Profits, But Sees Wages Increasing

• Will Red Hat Dunk With JBoss?

• The Art of IT: Virtual Reality

• BuzzBlog: Best Buy Gone Bad; Crime Fighting Pen

Thursday April 20, 2006

• Office Interactive, Inc. Launches Free, Integrated, Online Collaboration Suite

• Compliance Newsflashes: ICT and Actimize Team Up Against Online Fraud, and more

• Operations Newsflashes: SWIFT and NYFIX Agree to Reduce Rates in Asia Pacific, and more

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• Beyman to Leave Lehman to Pursue Personal/Philanthropic Interests

• internet/webdev

• Special Report: Are Computers Destroying The Earth?

• Microsoft Pushes SQL Server Toward Continuous Hot Availability

• Wide Area File Services

• Last Mile: Smiles Everyone, Smiles (Or Else)

Wednesday April 19, 2006

• How To Punish Spammers

• HP, IBM Tout Blade Server Advancements

• Wipro Posts Big Gains, But Outsourcer's Growth May Finally Be Cooling

• Lead, Follow, Or Get Pushed Out Of The Way

• AMD, HP, IBM, Sun Want To Make It Easy To Be Green

• Google Extends Search To Enterprise Apps, Upgrades Search Hardware

• Geek Chic: ProShow Gold

• Panopticon Explorer .Net

• Geek Chic: FeedDemon 2.0

• All The News That's Fit To Rate?

Tuesday April 18, 2006

• Take the Podcasting Plunge