September 2003 News
Monday September 29, 2003

• SAP CEO: Oracle's Bid For PeopleSoft Driving Prices Down

• Recent Internet Explorer Patch Failed To Fix Security Hole

• How Palm, Coca-Cola And Crutchfield Excel At Online Customer Relationship Management

• IBM Improves Business Process Tracking In WebSphere Integration

• Adobe Launches All-In-One Design Suite

• AT&T Launches High-Bandwidth VPN Service

• AT&T Promises Faster Connections Between Branches

• TECH STOCKS: Another Healthy Rally

• The Quality Police

• Executive News

Sunday September 28, 2003

• Amazon Launching Search Service, Challenging Google

• Juvenile Arrested In Release Of Blaster Variant

• Microsoft "Project Green" Developers Working On New Suite Of ERP Apps

• MSBlaster II Fails To Materialize--Worm Writers Lying Low

• Massachusetts Opts For Open Source

Friday September 26, 2003

• Best Worst Server Name Awards Compendium

• IBM Launches Counter-Attack In Linux Cases

• How An Online Business Is Defending Itself Against A Denial-Of-Service Attack From The Swen Virus

• TECH STOCKS: Major Weeklong Slide

• Playbook: Staying One Step Ahead of Performance

• IBM Ducks Indemnification Of Linux Users, Files Counterclaims Against SCO

• California Anti-Spam Law Questioned

• Security Executive Loses Job After Criticizing Microsoft

• IBM Confirms 400 Job Cuts

• The Three Biggest Mistakes of e-Mail Compliance-And How to Avoid Them

Thursday September 25, 2003

• Generation W

• New WLAN on Campus

• VeriSign, Hero To the Spammers

• Letters

• iSCSI SANs

• Telephony 101: Giving Voice to Your Network

• Matrix Switch Management Made Easy

• Monitoring the Big Picture

• 20/20 Foresight

• Quick Takes

Wednesday September 24, 2003

• Microsoft Reliance Threatens National Security

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• California Governor Signs Nation's Toughest Anti-spam Bill

• Citrix Launches Single Sign-On Software, Preps Remote Access Update

• HP To Protect Linux Customers From Possible SCO Lawsuit

• Sophos Acquires Anti-Spam Company ActiveState

• Security Problems Could Destroy Microsoft (Wagner's Weblog)

• Microsoft's Surround-Sound Meeting Plans

• TECH STOCKS: OPEC News Sends Markets For A Spill

• I Want My DellTV

Tuesday September 23, 2003

• Red Hat Plans Open Source J2EE, Clustering And Other Middleware

• Open Source JBoss Group Joins Java Community Process

• Judge Orders Microsoft To Pay $967K To Massachusetts

• Microsoft Launches Beta Of Windows XP For 64-bit AMD Chips

• UPS Invests $20 Million In Logistics Software

• Fall Conference: CIOs Say Legacy Systems Are Useful But Costly

• Simple Backup And Recovery From StorServer

• Fall Conference: Owens & Minor Adds Emphasis On Services

• TECH STOCKS: Bouncing Back

• Microsoft Takes Windows XP To 64 Bits For AMD

Monday September 22, 2003

• TruSecure Announces Enterprise Risk/Security Program

• How To Protect Yourself Against Swen and MSBlaster II

• WatchGuard To Offer SMB Vulnerability Assessment

• Microsoft Has Google In The Cross-Hairs

• Lotus To Ship New Domino/Notes With Integrated Instant Messaging

• Asia May Develop Alternative To Windows

• Verizon To Allow Land Numbers For Cells

• Embedded Java Seen As Leader In Mobile Consumer Devices

• Network Appliance Challenges Low-Cost Windows Storage

• HP Picks Executive To Lead Adaptive Enterprise Strategy

Saturday September 20, 2003

• Enterprises Hiring Security Specialists

• PeopleSoft Releases Internal Oracle E-Mails

Friday September 19, 2003

• 'Swen' Worm Posing As Microsoft E-Mail Spreads Fast