May 2006 News
Tuesday May 30, 2006

• Frontier Takes Off With Massively Parallel Flight Management System

• Wells Fargo to Offer Envelope-less ATMs

• Financial Services Industry Leaders Join Together to Fight Fraud

• Getting Ready To Eat My Words About 2007 Office And Windows Vista

Monday May 29, 2006

• VA Had Many Security Warnings Before Its 26.5 Million-Person Breach

• Businesses Mine Data To Predict What Happens Next

• Big Plans, Unanswered Questions For Microsoft

• Tech Giants, Nonprofits Make Ambitious Push With Cheap PCs

• Two Events Show Effort To Fix Mobile Web Browsing

• Microsoft's Got A New Go-To Guy For Server Software And Justice Relief

• Feds Lead The XBRL Charge

• One-Stop Shop From Your Car

• Google And Dell Ink Deal For Prime Desktop Real Estate

• Standard Key To Smart Card Use

Friday May 26, 2006

• Apple's Effort To Unmask Journalists' Sources Fails

• New IBM Program To Woo Appalachian Students Into Tech Jobs

• Do You Want To Be Part Of Microsoft's Revolution?

Thursday May 25, 2006

• Searches Get Smarter, Thanks To A Human Touch

• Google Cuts Deal To Put Its Desktop Software On Dell PCs

• MapInfo Launches New Web Services Connectivity in Location Intelligence Application

• VA Secretary Comes Under Fire At House And Senate Data Theft Hearings

• IBM Beefs Up Criminal Detection/Analytics Software

• Rising Technology Stakes

• Day Trading and Russian Roulette

• Who’s Looking Out for Your Block Trading Interests?

• The Great Order Flow Debate

• Trading Newsflashes: Currenex Applies for Patent on Liquidity Matching Engine

Wednesday May 24, 2006

• Symantec Suit Against Microsoft Symbolizes Security Shift

• Standard Invests Wisely in Financial Management Tech

• ACORD LOMA INSURANCE SYSTEMS FORUM BRIEFS

• ACORD Awards

• Kinaxis On-Demand Solution Spans Enterprises

• Planning and Budgeting Remains Immature

• Microsoft Launches MapPoint 2006

• CSC Reports Big Gains In Sales To Feds, DOD

• Nokia Opens Browser Code To Developers

• Salesforce.com Moves Microsoft Excel To The Web

Tuesday May 23, 2006

• Oracle Issues First Upgrade Of Sleepycat's Berkeley DB

• IT Confidential: Government Surveillance Is A Job Opportunity

• Informatica Pioneers Data Integration As Online Service

• Gates Says Next Windows, Office Will Show The PC Is 'In No Way Standing Still'

• Credit Unions Hacked More Than Banks

• In Focus: Microsoft Details Content Management Plans for SharePoint 2007

• Thief Steals 26.5 Million Veterans' Identities

Monday May 22, 2006

• IT Confidential: Government Surveillance Is A Job Opportunity

• Analysis: Invest in Tech as you Would Stocks and Bonds

• Geek Chic: Symantec PcAnywhere 12.0

• Market Analysis: Security Information Management

• Review: Security Information Management Products

• Google Continues To Gain Search Share

• Can Data Mining Catch Terrorists?

• Does Salesforce.com Have The Chops To Become A Billion-Dollar Company?

• Cardinal Health Revamps IT Organization

• Microsoft, Intel Debut Pay-As-You-Go PC For Emerging Markets

Friday May 19, 2006

• MSN Phisher Sentenced To 21 Months

• Microsoft MapPoint Web Service Access for Startup Applications

• Internet Registry Fights For .XXX Domain

• Smart Cards Poised To Offer Wireless Access In Korea, Fight Fraud In Qatar, And Expand In U.S.

• Putting Analysis Back in BI

• Diagnosing an MDM Malaise

• Business Objects Announces Incentive Compensation Management

• Business Objects and Purisma Announce Technology Partnership

• Taking Innovation To School

• Symantec Sues Microsoft, Seeks To Block Distribution Of Windows

Thursday May 18, 2006

• Symantec Sues Microsoft, Seeks To Block Distribution Of Windows Vista