October 2006 News
Monday October 30, 2006

• Kodak Raises the Bar in Production Document Imaging

• Which Baseball Players Earned Their Big Paychecks?

• Out With FrontPage, In With Expression Web

• IBM, Lehman Bros. Launch China Investment Fund

• How To Avoid The Patent Trap

• Smartphone Buyer's Guide

• Mobile Devices Are Ready To Take Their Place Alongside PCs In Businesses

• The Linux World Learns How Larry Ellison Does Business

• Smartphones Fall Short In Several Areas

• Big Ideas, Small Budgets

Friday October 27, 2006

• More Top 11 Scary Things to do in the Data Center on Halloween

• Nearly 1.5 Million Back-Office U.S. Jobs Seen Moving Abroad

• Lost In The Shuffle

Thursday October 26, 2006

• Digital Trail Helps Lead To Terror Hoax Suspect

• IBM, Chartered, Samsung Chip Collaboration Snares Qualcomm

• Rollout: Splunk's Splunk Server 2.1 Beta

• Fair Play...Or Not

• On Location: Bank Gets the NAC for Internal Security

Wednesday October 25, 2006

• Compromised PC Leads To Big Fraud Losses For E-Trade

• Oracle To Support Red Hat Linux, Using Red Hat's Own Product Against It

• Anthem Pilots Cost Estimation Tool

• Oracle Gives A Peek At E-Business Suite 12

• Allianz Phones Homes

• IT Salaries Are On The Way Up

• Put to the Test: BEA Delivers a 'Best-of-Hybrid' Development Environment

Tuesday October 24, 2006

• Westpeak Global Advisors Supports the New Crossing Networks Trend Toward Pooling Liquidity

• T. Rowe Price Is Concerned With Consolidation and Market Fragmentation

• TIAA-CREF Deals With the Recent Development of Liquidity Fragmentation, Which Makes Traders’ Jobs Harder

• Technology Is at the Forefront of The Boston Company’s Business Strategy

• Russell Investments Keeps an Eye on Market Globalization and the NYSE’s Bid for Euronext

• RiverSource Investments Implements Charles River Equity Trading and Compliance Solution

• Putnam Investments Works to Compete in a Fragmented, More-Complex Market

• Ohio Public Employees Retirement System Is Searching for a Highway to Liquidity

• Northern Trust Global Investment Focuses on New Government Regulations and Electronic Technology

• Technologies That Help Control Order Flow and Direct Strategy Are Making Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management More Efficient

Monday October 23, 2006

• Reeling In Global Networks

• EMC Improves ILM

• SOX Pitfall: IT Support

• Google To Let Publishers Create Custom Searches On Their Own Sites

• Business Objects Provides Data Quality Platform For Siebel CRM

• Drill Down on the World Series: BI Evaluates the MVPs

• Dell To Support AMD In Servers

• Study: Data Breaches Becoming More Expensive

• Buy-Side OMSs Face the EMS Threat

• IBM Sues Amazon Over Web Commerce Patents

Friday October 20, 2006

• Is the Increased Speed of Direct Market Data Feeds Worth the Price?

• Keeping Tabs

• Sorice to Lead Merrill And ITG’s Block Alert

• Sauvageau Decides to Enjoy His Golden Years

• Kase Lands at TradeTrek Securities

• Password and Identity Management Strategies Begin to Take Shape

• Mathletes Cash In at UBS: TopCoder Member Ken Vogel Makes a Splash in Equities Development

• Adoption of Corporate Actions Standards Are Improving

• Compliance Handoff: Hiring a Full-Time CCO Is Proving Costly for Advisers and Funds, Which Are Now Outsourcing the Entire Compliance Department

• MiFID Rules Break the Exchange Monopoly on Trade Reporting

Thursday October 19, 2006

• Microsoft Expands Life Sciences Effort

• Strong Ads, Partnerships Nearly Double Google Profits

• Pentaho Integrates Google Maps In BI Dashboard

• Is Mac Growth In Business World Next For High-Flying Apple?

• At Long Last, Microsoft Updates Its Browser

• The NWC Interview: Adaptive Path's Jesse James Garrett

• Open Text, Permabit Unveil Litigation Management Products

• Spoken Word Search Analyzes Audio Content

• Vista And Office Debut Plans, Monster Oracle Patch, And Readers Talk Back

• NAC Standards: Groups Marking Territory

Wednesday October 18, 2006

• Cartesis Upgrades Dashboard, Scorecard and KPI Capabilities