June 2003 News
Sunday June 29, 2003

• Bill Would Require Companies To Notify Customers When Accounts Are Hacked

• Symantec: We Should Have Done More

Friday June 27, 2003

• UBOC Aims to Expand Global Payments Capabilities

• U.S. Bancorp Taps E-Learning System

• Uncertainty Slows Preparation

• Union Planters Offers Payroll Card

• Staying in Front of Change

• Weekend at Marx's

• Prosperity Bank Upgrades To Precision Product

• Who’s Who in EAI

• Japanese Banks Ink Deal With IBM

• Taking to the Air

Thursday June 26, 2003

• Worms, Viruses, Flaws, And Vulnerabilities Keep Security Pros On Alert

• PeopleSoft Hires Former Oracle Ally

• Windows Releases Windows 2000 SP4, Preps Windows XP SP2

• Microsoft Expanding Licensing Options For Exchange 2003

• Federal Outsourcing Battle Heats Up

• Sun To Buy Pixo

• Exchange 2003: More Features, Same Price

• PDAs Find A Place In The Enterprise

• Companies Look To Rent, Rather Than Buy, CRM Apps

• TECH STOCKS: Big Gains Before Earnings Announcements

Wednesday June 25, 2003

• Defense Department To Convert To New IPv6 Internet Protocol

• Dell's PowerEdge 3250 Itanium 2-Based Server To Bow

• Gates Pushes For Coordinated Security Measures

• Patent And Trademark Office Ratchets Up IT Spending

• TECH STOCKS: Fed Move Puts Chill On Markets

• Hatch Fears WorldCom May Benefit From Its Fraud

• Upgrade Will Give LSI Logic Customer 1.7 Petabytes Of Capacity

• IBM Aims Express Additions At Smaller Businesses

• Manugistics Still Facing Tough Times

• EDS Issues $1.7 Billion In New Debt As Credit Rating Is Downgraded

Tuesday June 24, 2003

• BMC Acquires DGI

• Verity Has Another Profitable Year

• Novell Upgrades BorderManager VPN

• Federal Government Has A Ways To Go To Secure Systems

• TECH STOCKS: Mixed Economic Road Signs Stall Markets

• New Names Enter Handheld Market

• Growth In Business-Process Outsourcing Will Come On Human-Resources Front

• Microsoft Turns Focus On Privacy

• Oracle Waives Condition To Persuade PeopleSoft Board

• Novell Moves Ahead With Linux

Monday June 23, 2003

• Supply Chain Software Sales Drop 20.5 Percent

• Oracle User Group Supports PeopleSoft Acquisition; J.D. Edwards Users Oppose

• NetContinuum Adds New Management Capabilities To Security Appliances

• One In Five Companies Has Fired Workers Over E-mail Abuse, Survey Shows

• FUDBusters

• Smart WLAN Cells

• Desktop Images Gain Stability

• Warning: Linux Desktops Ahead

• Are You Vulnerable?

• Redline's Answer to Slow Connections

Friday June 20, 2003

• Security Experts Name Mysterious Trojan: Stumbler

• Senate Committee Pushes Can Spam Act One Step Closer To Passage

• TECH STOCKS: Profit-Taking Sends Techs Lower

• Spam: E-Mail Admins Describe Struggles

• Airlines Plan To Roll Out In-Flight Broadband Service

• NHL And Sun Get Ready For Draft Weekend

• Companies Are Using Cognos' New Reporting Tool

• Welcome to the State of Linux: Population Rising

• New Risk Vendors Bet Big on SIA Tech Show

• Asset Control Expands Its Suite

Thursday June 19, 2003

• PeopleSoft Starts J.D. Edwards Buy-In

• Will the NYSE’s Specialist Probe Open the Listed Market to ECNs?

• What are the Broker/Dealer Requirements for AML Compliance?

• Vendors Unite in FX Effort

• The Power of Partnerships

• The Market Makers' Makeover

• The Challenge

• Straight from the Reader’s Mouth

• Security Handoff

• Search For the Single Right Answer

Wednesday June 18, 2003

• PeopleSoft To Shareholders: Don't Jump On Oracle Bid