July 2006 News
Friday July 28, 2006

• Growing Rewards

• Corillian Maps to ISO Security Standard

• U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Health IT Bill

• Offering High-Rate CDs Online Is Banks’ Latest Customer Acquisition Play

• The Next Level in Business Intelligence

• Joseph Antonellis Has Played a Role in Making State Street Corp. the World’s Largest Investment Manager of Institutional Assets

• Arcot Systems and EMC to Integrate Digital Signature and Documentum Technologies

• awolfe@cmp.com

• Off-Network Computing Assets Represent Risk to Information Security for Banks

• Rude Awakening?

Thursday July 27, 2006

• Intel Fills Out Core 2 Duo Processor Line

• Ozzie Predicts Customer Cost Savings In Web-Based Software

• Microsoft Patent Envisions Free Hardware, Software

• Pentaho Woos Excel Users to Open Source BI

• With Gates Away, Ballmer Takes The Stage

• Google Revamps Customer Support With New Help Center

• Canon Virginia Cuts Shipment Processing Time Nearly in Half with Kewill Flagship

• Electronic Trading Newsflashes: Creditex Is Merging With CreditTrade to Beef Up its Position in Credit Derivatives Execution and Processing Services, and more

• Symmetry Capital Implements Advent Software, and more

• Investment Management Newsflashes: UBS and Bank of Cyprus Get the Midas Touch, and more

Wednesday July 26, 2006

• Government Hearing Reinforces Push For U.S. Control Of Internet

• Microsoft Seals VPN Deal, Immediately Cuts Prices

• 3i Infotech's ORION to Streamline Warehouse Operations at Master Cutlery

• Microsoft Acquires Hospital-Developed Software As Part Of Major Health Care Push

• Oracle Beefs Up Data Warehouse Technology

• New Certification Sets Professional Standards For Outsourcing Experts

• Cognio's Spectrum Expert for WiFi 3.0

• Who Owns The Internet?

• Zultys Technologies' MX30 3.0

Tuesday July 25, 2006

• HP To Acquire Mercury Interactive For $4.5 Billion

• Chip Price War Helps Customers, Hurts Intel And AMD

• IBM Changes Its Server Software Pricing For The Dual-Core Era

• Americans Ready for Mobile Payments: Visa

• Digitization and Automation Will Yield Great Returns in Mortgage Biz

• Strong Authentication " Friend or Foe?

• Power.org Creates Standard Specifications

• Net Neutrality: The Frenzied Search For The Perfect Metaphor

Monday July 24, 2006

• U.S. Coast Guard Wins Technology Leadership Award

• Syndera Enhances Its Technology

• Coral8 Makes Market Push

• Hyperion Steps Up in BI Market

• Business Objects Announces Second-Quarter Results

• Cognos Announces Planning Applications for Manufacturers

• Maxager Technology Announces Release 7

• New VMware Releases Present Upgrade Dilemma

• Vyatta Takes On Cisco With New Open-Source Router

• Analysis: Seven Signs You Need a Web Site Redesign

Friday July 21, 2006

• Will You Join The DRM Dance?

• UBS Trial Aftermath: Even Great Security Can't Protect You From The Insider

• Lord, Abbett & Co. Conducts Infrastructure and Web Site Enhancements to Improve Security

• Credit Suisse Has a Plan to Integrate Its Three Divisions, and CIO Tom Sanzone is Up to the Challenge

• Raymond James Financial Looks to CRM, Income Processing and a Financial Planning Package

• UBS Trial Aftermath: Top 10 Tips For A Successful Postmortem

• SCO Claims IBM Tampered With Crucial Trial Evidence

• Hands On: New VMware Releases Present Upgrade Dilemma

Thursday July 20, 2006

• SAP Sales Growth Slows While Profits Jump In 2Q

• Microsoft's 4Q Revenues Jump, But Legal Costs Squeeze Profits

• Institute Of Medicine Calls For All U.S. Doctors And Pharmacies To Use E-Prescriptions By 2010

• Coming Soon To Your Cell Phone: Text Emergency Alerts

• Compliance Newsflashes: U.S. Regulators Seek Comment on ID Theft Rule Proposal, and more

• Investment Management Newsflashes: M.D. Sass Live on SunGard’s IM Power, and more

• UBS Trial Aftermath: 5 Things UBS Did Right, And 5 Things To Improve On

• Cancer Project Using Supercomputer Grid Drastically Cuts Research Time

• Operations Newsflashes: Deutsche Borse Integrates EDI Reference Data, and more

• Trading Newsflashes: NYSE Group Acquires Crossing System Technology

Wednesday July 19, 2006

• Thumbs Up Or Down? Microsoft Licenses Out Technology That Detects Hand Gestures

• Intel Will Beat AMD To Market With Quad-Core Processors

• Bank of America Moves Forward

• The Vanguard Group Improves Its Advice Engine, Information Access Security and the Client Experience

• Pentaho's Open Source BI Suite Achieves Record Downloads

• Project Enhance, Prime Broker Globalization, and Development of Equity Analytics and Systematic Trading (EAST) Are Key Initiatives for Bear Stearns & Co.

• State Street Corp. Is Building Out Its Outsourcing Service Along With Its Client Portal

• SAS Targets Financial Services Industry

• Processing Information More-Readily and Mobile Information Access Are in Putnam Investments’ Near Future

• Emergency Medical Associates Simplifies Access to Trusted Information With BusinessObjects

Tuesday July 18, 2006

• Despite Setbacks, Intel Says Itanium Is Here To Stay