November 2003 News
Friday November 28, 2003

• Pivotal In Play Reflects State Of CRM Space

Wednesday November 26, 2003

• MBIA’s Randolph Aims For Top-Line Impact

• Knowledge Sharing

• Executive News

• 2004 Insurance IT Spending To Increase...Slightly

• Integration Key to Competition

• Linux Gains Ground

• Placing Your Bets Technology

• Keep Them Coming Back for More

• Shelby/Vesta Regains Agent Loyalty

• Doing a Lot with Little

Tuesday November 25, 2003

• Senate OKs Anti-Spam Bill

• IBM, BEA Join In Pursuing New Java Specs

• Case Study: Law Firm Argues In Favor Of Wireless

• IronPort Acquires Anti-Spam Blacklist

• Another Top HP Exec Leaves

• AOL Sues Former Exec, Claiming Fraud

• BIOS For The Network

• TECH STOCKS: Good News Doesn't Do Much Good

• IBM And BEA Join In Pursuing New Java Specs

• New Software Helps Predict Customer Behavior

Monday November 24, 2003

• Is Grid Computing Next Wave?

• Cool Sites

• Compliance Verisign

• Microsoft Vows Better Security

• New Contracts

• Imaging/Data Capture Dakota Imaging

• IRS OKs Health Card Tech

• BPM For P&C Staffware

• Do Not Call Readiness Varies

• Senate Mulls Fed. Ins. Regs

Friday November 21, 2003

• Wal-Mart Eyes Branded Notebooks

• SmartAdvice: When To Proceed With Caution About Outsourcing

• Windows XP Service Pack 2 Nears Beta

• Intel Commits $36 Million To Supercomputer R&D

• Changes Challenge Wireless Phone Companies

• SuSE Has Big Plans For Linux

• TECH STOCKS: Markets Climb Despite Terror Fears

• RFID Warning For Wal-Mart Suppliers

• Proposed Spam-Blocking Technology Is A Long Way Away

• Wells Fargo Reports Theft Of Personal Account Information

Thursday November 20, 2003

• Sharp Releases Details on Next Linux 'Enterprise PDA'

• Dell Adds Smart Cards To Secure Corporate Systems

• Microsoft's Anti-Spam Moves Lack Teeth

• The Promise Of Free Portlets

• SBC's VoIP Targets Former Siblings

• AT&T Aims At EBay, PayPal

• RFID: A Question Of Balance

• TECH STOCKS: Down, Up, Then Down

• Intel Looks Beyond Silicon

• Institute of Medicine Report Urges Technology Standards For Health Care

Wednesday November 19, 2003

• AT&T Wireless Claims EDGE in Data Speed

• European Commission Looking Into Oracle's Bid For PeopleSoft

• MiMail Mutates Yet Again

• Sun Confirms December Ship Date For Java Desktop System

• Gates Sets Timetable For Security Improvements

• HP's 4Q Earnings More Than Double

• TECH STOCKS: Markets Bounce Back

• AOL, Sun, And Systemax Team To Offer Cheap PCs

• MiMail Mutation Spreads

• Comdex Panel Debates Security Needs

Tuesday November 18, 2003

• IT Execs Say Outsourcing Will Be Pivotal

• Cisco Teams With Security Vendors To Thwart Worms, Viruses

• Comdex Panel Debates Security Needs

• Sun To Acquire ID-Management Vendor Waveset

• SCO Escalates Linux Legal Battle

• EDS Launches Business-Process-Outsourcing Group

• Tech Stocks: Four Days Down

• Utility Computing: Have You Got Religion?

• SCO Group Raises Battle Cry Again

• Cisco Initiative Takes Aim At Remote Infections

Monday November 17, 2003

• Brazil Turns Away From Microsoft