September 2005 News
Thursday September 29, 2005

• Verizon Deploys More Fiber, Embraces IP

• GFI Delivers STP for FX Options Trading, and more

• Mantas Selected by Bear Stearns for Anti-Money Laundering and Compliance, and more

• Nasdaq Aims OrderView Data Feed at Algorithmic Traders, and more

• Messaging Reportedly Makes Financial Industry Vulnerable to Compliance Breaches

• Chickens Come Home to Roost

• People Who Need People (And Their Money)

• Mergers & Acquisitions

• GE Snags Homeland Security Privacy Chief

• News & Rollouts: Postbank Basks in the Sun, and more

Wednesday September 28, 2005

• Prim and Proper

• Work Without Wires

• Is the End of Cash at Hand?

• Boosting the Trade Finance Value Proposition

• Exec News

• CEOs Have Love/Hate Relationship With IT

• Big Deals

• ABN AMRO Outsources to Gain Efficiency

• SVPCO Adds Settlement to Image Exchange

• Open for Business

Tuesday September 27, 2005

• Most Wireless Subscribers Unlikely To Pay For Information Services

• Eight People Charged With 'Star Wars' Piracy

• Microsoft's Next Office Suite Shapes Up

• Coming Next Year: The First 'Trusted' Linux Operating System

• Microsoft And JBoss Strike Development Deal

• Google Declares Victory in Search Index Size

• New Tool To Monitor HIPAA Compliance

• Fraud Still an Uphill Battle for Card Cos.

• Online Ad Revenue Reaches Record Level

• Web-Application Security Gets Better

Monday September 26, 2005

• Security Weaknesses Threaten Nation's Air Traffic Systems, GAO Says

• Yahoo Moves Deeper Into Exclusive Content

• Polish Student Wins Google Programming Contest

• Business Intelligence With Smarts

• Palm To Debut Handheld Running Windows

• SmartAdvice: What Siebel Users Should Expect From Oracle

• Review: Document Scanning Meets the Mac

• In Focus: Process Management Meets Business Intelligence

• AMD Adds Second Wave Of Dual-Core Opterons; Dell Introduces First Dual-Core Xeon Servers

• Maritime Security: More Questions Than Answers

Friday September 23, 2005

• To Have and to Hold

• Keeping Tabs

• Price Joins TowerGroup

• Galper Exits TABB Group, Launches Vodia Group

• Ameritrade CIO Hirji Promoted to COO

• Product Watch: Adobe Integrates Financial Documents Enterprisewide, and more

• Data: A Sea Change Ahead

• Spyware Plagues Online Ad Networks

• CIO Challenge - IT/Business Alignment

• Riding the SOA Wave

Thursday September 22, 2005

• Use of SAP's Transaction Manager Supports Compliance Efforts

• Salesforce.com Rolls Out a Platform

• Oracle Gobbles Up Siebel

• Enkata Enhances Contact and Operational Performance

• Financial Firms Declare War On Hacking

• Geac Updates Compliance Management

• Benefiting from Making Strategy Mandatory

• Automation at the Expense of Customer Satisfaction

• Actuate Rolls Out Reporting Suite Enhancements

• SCO Sets Its Legal Pad Aside To Offer Mobile Web Services

Wednesday September 21, 2005

• PayPal Hit By Tech Snafu

• WellPoint Offers New Online Tools To Help Consumers Make Smarter Health-Care Decisions

• Standards Boost Customer Service Performance

• InformationWeek 500 Coverage: Real-Time Service Key to Success

• PeopleSoft-Siebel Combo Would Have Been Formidable, Former Oracle President Says

• India, Canada, And China Are Top Outsourcing Destinations: Study

• AOL Offers New Anti-Spyware Tools

• Oracle Lowers Upgrade Hurdle For Some PeopleSoft And J.D. Edwards App Users

• CIOs Say Customer Data-Sharing Is Ongoing Struggle

• Cognos Joins the 'BI Platform' Chorus

Tuesday September 20, 2005

• IT Needs An Adjustment To Take The Throne, Says Business Guru Hammer

• IBM Launches Wireless Shipping Security

• Push The Envelope, Says Capital One's CIO

• Oracle Buys G-Log, Its 10th Acquisition In A Year

• HP Expands OpenView With Partnerships And Services

• Peerflix Launches Peer-To-Peer DVD Service

• New Competitor Springs Up As Oracle And Siebel Execs Join Hands On Stage

• Simulation Helps Wachovia Test Twice, Develop Apps Once

• In Focus: ARMA Releases Go on the Record

• Sun UltraSparc4+ Servers Promise Big Boost In Performance

Monday September 19, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Highlights Need For Electronic Medical Record-Keeping