May 2003 News
Friday May 30, 2003

• Ace Hardware's The Place For UCCNet Global Registry To Take Root

• Another Winning Month

• SunGard Exec Ponders Revivio

• Data Protection With Less Hassle

• Spotfire Continues Business-Intelligence Push

• Microsoft Talks Tough On Spam

• Sun To Update Toolset to Simplify Java GUI Development

• SCO Promises To Show Offending Code Next Week

• Exchange Server To Highlight Microsoft Tech Ed

• Microsoft CEO Sells $49 Million Worth Of Shares

Thursday May 29, 2003

• Don't Ask Jeeves Anymore

• University Defends Virus-Writing Class

• Microsoft and AOL Settle Suit Amid Broad Media Pact

• Microsoft Pays AOL Time Warner $750 Million To Settle Antitrust Lawsuit

• J.D. Edwards Tips Over For A Loss

• New Tools Help Insurance Industry with Acord Compliance

• Tech Stocks: Techs Keep On Surging

• Businesses Cut Security Losses

• MIT Combines Two Big Labs To Boost Collaboration

• Office XP Price Cuts May Not Thrill Big Businesses

Wednesday May 28, 2003

• HP Talks Up Jabber IM Framework

• ScanSoft Ships Speech Recognition Software

• Crystal Decisions Signals Its IPO

• Subaru Of New England Makes Sure Right Parts Get To Dealers At Right Time

• Microsoft Pulls Update After Finding Flaw

• IBM Teams With Bowstreet On Portlet Tools

• Microsoft Cuts Office XP Price To Attract SMBs, Consumers

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• ISS To Plug Vulnerabilities Without Patches

• Tech Stocks: The Surge Continues

Tuesday May 27, 2003

• Tech Stocks: A Green Tuesday

• Adobe's Desktop Acrobatics

• Microsoft Tosses Freebies To License Buyers

• Sprint Begins Converting Network

• Surfing The Friendly Skies

• J.D. Edwards Aims To Make Splash At User Conference

• SAP Opens Its Database

• Virus-Writing Class Creates Stir

• Group Calls For Federal IT Funds To Update Hospitals

• TheftGuard Leverages BIOS Technology To Trace And Disable Stolen PCs

Monday May 26, 2003

• Freshness-Dated IT Service Model

• Last Mile

• Career Coach

• FUDBusters

• Mr. Management: Slow Train to Config Management

• Letters

• Got Discipline?

• Virtual Server Not Really Ready for Prime Time

• Paging Dr. Watson...

• Chasing the On-Demand Data Center

Sunday May 25, 2003

• Major Internet Standards Group Working On Fast Plan To Can Spam

Friday May 23, 2003

• Microsoft To Announce Licensing 6.0 Tweaks Next Week

• Microsoft readies 'Green,' unified code base for business apps

• Making Tape Backup Less Of A Remote Nightmare

• Niku Adds To Portfolio-Management Momentum

• TECH STOCKS: Slightly Off For The Week

• Digital Asset Management Around The Clock

• Microsoft Likes Open Source. Kind Of

• CIOs Sure Think IT Matters

• Demand For Software Integration Expected To Ease Dramatically

• Torvalds Sounds Off On SCO Lawsuit

Thursday May 22, 2003

• EBay's Business-Intelligence Bid

• Colorado Governor Vetoes Piracy Legislation

• Torvalds Sounds Off On SCO Lawsuit

• Bug In Trend Micro Anti-Spam Software Blocks All Mail Containing The Letter "P"

• TECH STOCKS: Another Upward Climb

• Industry, Politicians, User Groups Call For National Spam-Killing Measures

• Federal IT Spending Will Keep Growing, But More Slowly

• Government Has No Business Regulating Spam (Wagner's Weblog)

• Gates Takes A Bite Out Of Spam

• Fujitsu Servers Now With Multiple Chips

Wednesday May 21, 2003

• HP And Microsoft ReClaim Top Benchmark