October 2004 News
Saturday October 30, 2004

• In Brief

• The Collaborative Effect

• SQL Server BI Expansion

• Pipeline

• Closed Loop

• RFID Utopia?

• The No-Sacrifice, Affordable Data Warehouse App

• SMB Excel-eration

• Measuring Up

• Why It's Time for FP++

Friday October 29, 2004

• New Customers Boost I2's License Revenue

• Big Deals

• Acxiom Acquisition Opens Door To China Expansion

• RFID's Payback Stretches Beyond 2 Years, Analyst Says

• Quick Fix For Corrupted Disks

• Secret Service Busts Cyber Gangs

• Growth Of IT Economy Modest At Best--Gov't Report

• IT's Contribution To GDP Hits Bump

• Optimizing Workforce Communication and Productivity

• KXEN Brings Data Mining to Operations

Thursday October 28, 2004

• Day of Judgment

• Contact Centers

• News & Rollouts

• A Window Into the Future

• One Question For: Imre Mentsik, Bank Austria Creditanstalt

• Digging Out From Under Piles of Paper

• 19786,2049

• The Technology Elite: Banking’s Most Effective CIOs

• PeopleSoft Aligns With IBM and i-flex

• CSI: Financial Services

Wednesday October 27, 2004

• Red Hat Looks To The Data Center

• Dell Adds SuSE To Linux Server Line

• Ballmer Confronts Linux Challlenge

• Needed: Open-Source Education, Understanding

• Open Source Experts: Educate Or Litigate

• Large Contracts Boost MicroStrategy's 3Q Sales

• SAP, HP Jointly Target Small and Midsize Businesses

• Dell Elevates SuSE Linux

• Searching For Sex Declines

• Ballmer Confronts Linux Head On

Tuesday October 26, 2004

• IBM Unveils Security Intel Service, Notes Big Jump In Attacks

• Microsoft Changes Sender ID; AOL Back On Board

• Warehouse Management System Is Candy Company's Halloween Treat

• Industry Requires ’Macro’ Risk Management, BIS Exec Says

• VisaNet’s Semi-Annual Upgrade Is the Largest Ever

• http://www.crn.com

• Check 21: The Check is Dead, Long Live Its Image

• EU Gives Oracle Green Light To Buy PeopleSoft

• PeopleSoft Tries Out CRM In A BlackBerry

• Starwood Hotels Moves To Web Services, Switches Outsourcers

Monday October 25, 2004

• Wealth Management: Can a Leopard Change Its Spots?

• Shifting Gears

• Product Watch

• EDS Delays 3Q Earnings

• BPO Draws Broader Appeal

• Exchanges Explore Data Value

• Slow, but Powerful

• Investments In IT-Based Ventures Rise

• StoneFly Eases Backup For Small And Midsize Businesses

• Judge Rules Against 'Spam King'

Sunday October 24, 2004

• CEO Minute: Radiant Logic's Michel Prompt

Friday October 22, 2004

• Voice-Over-IP Could Save Big Tax Bucks, Study Says

• Results-Oriented Approach

• Encryption For Long-Distance SANs

• Supporting Growth

• Hybrid Market, Myriad Challenges

• Talking With Cisco Decision Makers

• HP, IBM Add To Small and Midsize Business Arsenal

• Yahoo Acquires Another E-Mail Startup

• Oracle Again Extends Its Bid For PeopleSoft

• Barclays Conquers Data Issues

Thursday October 21, 2004

• Where Tech Is the Business