September 2006 News
Friday September 29, 2006

• Beyond Financial Performance: Q&A With Forrester's Paul Hamerman

• HP's E-Mail Tracer Plan Pushes Ethical, Legal Envelope

• Analysis: Host Intrusion Prevention

• Rollout: ForeScout's CounterAct

• A Bad Call for IP Telephony

• The Perfect Search With Your Cell Phone

• Symantec and Juniper: An Unequal Partnership

• Strategy Session: Network General: Duck or Phoenix?

• Air Time: Mobile Video: The Next Killer App

• Review: Host Intrusion Prevention Products

Thursday September 28, 2006

• Former HP Chief Security Strategist: Company's Leak Investigation Crossed The Line

• Georgia Tech Rips Up Computer Science Curriculum, Replaces It With 'Threads'

• Panduit Licenses IBM Server Cooling Technology

• Small Businesses May Leave Data Vulnerable: Survey

• AT&T To Cut Hundreds Of U.S. Tech Jobs, Sources Say

• DEMO Report: Startup Virtualizes Apps, Not Operating Systems

• Rollout: Network General's Network Intelligence Suite 4.2

• Microsoft Repatches Third August Patch

• Rollout: eTelemetry's Metron

• REST (Representational State Transfer)

Wednesday September 27, 2006

• Oracle Promises Security In Fusion, But Customers Will Have To Wait

• Open Source Database Gets An Oracle Upgrade

• Grain Dealers Mutual Deploys Insurity

• OFC: Bring in the Feds

• Get More From Your ERP Investment

• Getting Search Into Business Intelligence

• CA Adds Configuration Management Database

• E911 for VoIP

• Microsoft Posts VML Patch Two Weeks Early

Tuesday September 26, 2006

• Time to Swap Your OMS?

• What’s Up With Exchanges?

• /hardware

• 7 Surfacing Algo Trends

• Citigroup Targets Hidden Liquidity

• Illuminating the Dark

• Surviving an Avian Flu Outbreak

• Execution Management Systems: From the Street and on the Block

• Liquidity Hunters

• cmpweka

Monday September 25, 2006

• Analysis: Radiance's New CDN App Boosts File Delivery

• Bill Would Require U.S. Agencies To Disclose Theft Of Sensitive Data

• Digg Founders Launch Online Network Designed To Kill Your TV...Sort Of

• Liquidity Right Under Our Nose: The Benefits of a Smart Posting Approach

• New Cooling Technologies Tackle Data Center Heat

• Brief: New Cybersecurity Chief Must Deliver Results

• Down To Business: HP Investigation: Two-Ring Circus

• High Tech In Unexpected Places

• Motorola Sleek Meets Symbol Rugged In $3.9B Buyout

• India, IBM Set Out To Build Billion-Person Web Portal

Friday September 22, 2006

• HP's Hurd: Dunn Out As Board Chair

• Legal Woes Dog HP Execs As Scandal Broadens

• Broadband On A Budget

• AT&T Hangs Up On Customer Service Outsourcing

• Rollout: ShoreTel's E911 and Salesforce.com

• Get Framed

• NWC Interview: Mark Russinovich, Microsoft

• Reality IT: Wired or Wireless? You Decide

• Compliance Policy Development

• Policy Workbook: E-Discovery

Thursday September 21, 2006

• What Are The Hottest Tech Skills Today? Think Fast

• Jack Be Nimble

• Is Time Warner Finally 'Getting' The Internet?

• Financial Firms Are Struggling to Manage, Archive and Monitor the Exponentially Growing Volume of Corporate E-mail

• AMD's New Chip Ploy--Open Source Sockets

• BuzzBites: Hypno-Spam; Rebuilding the Bombe

Wednesday September 20, 2006

• U.S. Government Names New Interim Health IT Czar

• Oracle Ships 'Low Cost' Content Management Software

• Miniature Storage Arrays Deliver Space-Saving Punch

• Symantec Prepares For Shift To 'Security 2.0'

• Speed - Or Lack Of It - Kills

• Oracle Off To Fast Start In Fiscal 2007; Revenue, Profit Up 29%

• A Hard Act to Follow

• New Nonprofit Organization Will Fund IT Education, Research Projects

• An End to Web Services Confusion on the Horizon

• Switched PCIe: Better Bandwidth?

Tuesday September 19, 2006

• BEA Unveils SOA Infrastructure Platform