Friday November 06, 2009

• SaaS Provider Oco Unveils Customer, Sales Analytics

• Skype Founders Settle With eBay

• Verizon To Raise Termination Fees

• Google Dashboard Enhances Privacy Control

• FCC To Examine Telephone Access Fees

• Craigslist Founder To Advise Veteran Affairs

• Aster Data Upgrades MPP Analytic Database

• IBM Opens Business Analytics Center

• Mitchell Acquires Scene Genesis

• Microsoft Plans Fixes For 15 Security Flaws

• T-Mobile Sees Dip In Subscribers

• AT&T Completes Centennial Acquisition

• Broadband Goals Proposed In Minnesota

• AMA, AARP Endorse House Healthcare Plan

• U.S. Unemployment Soars to 10.2 Percent

• HP Offers Data Center Scalability

• Windows 7 Sales Trounce Vista

• Global CIO: Oracle Trapped By EU Politics, Says New York Times

• Wiretaps Catch 14 More Insider Traders

• Supply Chain Vendors JDA, i2 To Merge

• Dell Launches Thinner, Lighter Adamo Laptop

Thursday November 05, 2009

• Microsoft Expresses Cloud Privacy Commitment, Concerns

• Online Trading Sites Hedgeable, ZuluTrade Peddle Low-Cost Advice

• Enterprise 2.0: Google Wave, A Solution Seeking A Problem?

• Obama's Open Government Directive Nears Release

• IBM Launches Healthcare Research Center

• IBM Unveils Cloud Computing Software Tools

• 14 Charged In Tech Insider Trading Case

• VoiceCon 2009: Avoid Unified Communications Hype

• Toshiba Expands Mobile HDD Line

• Qualcomm Reports 4Q Loss

• Google Releases Internal JavaScript Tools

• AG Cuomo Sues Intel on Antitrust Claims

• Kids More Stressed Than Parents Realize

• Tom Johnson to Head Business Development for New York Life's Retirement Income Security

• Serious SSL Vulnerability Found

• Regence Group Upgrades Social Media Site

• Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Could Go Global

• FSA Fines UBS $13 Million for Unauthorized Trades

• Wolfe's Den: HP Revs Data Center Strategy, Stabbing At Cisco

• Red Hat Offers Virtualization Management

• NEWS FROM BAI: S1, FIS Use PayPal for P2P Payments

• Calypso System Integrates With Bloomberg Server API Via Sky Road

• Cuomo Files Antitrust Suit Against Intel

• NEWS FROM BAI: Fiserv Promotes P2P Payments Service

• Dell Eyes Cloud Computing

• NEWS FROM BAI: Two-Sided Printing to be Standard on Many NCR ATM Models

• NEWS FROM BAI: Pitney Bowes Releases PERFORM.360 for Channel Optimization

• NEWS FROM BAI: ClairMail, Visa in Development and Deployment Agreement

• eReferral System Boosts Medical Center Bookings

• LTE Standard For Voice, SMS Approved

• Samsung Unveils Thinnest Flash Memory Chip

• IBM CEO Sam Palmisano Talks With Global CIO

Wednesday November 04, 2009

• Enterprise 2.0: The Emperor's New Clothes?

• Cisco Profits Down, But Sees Growth Ahead

• Government Technologist: Vivek Kundra's Data Center Problem

• Parallels Upgrades Mac Virtualization Software

• Dell To Close Perot Deal 'Promptly'

• VoiceCon 2009: Siemens Brings Twitter To OpenScape

• Intel Hit With Antitrust Suit In NY

• Enterprise 2.0: Novell, SAP, ThoughtWorks Ride Google Wave

• Health Care Provider Improves Performance With Metrics

• Microsoft Slashes 800 Jobs

• Homeland Security Seeks New Ideas

• T-Mobile Restores Voice, Data Services

• Google Voice Challenger Ribbit Mobile Launches

• Lexnet Metro Connect Lays Direct Fiber Route from Equinix Data Centers

• Mutual of Omaha Adopts iPipeline IGO e-App

• AEGON Implements Enhancements to DST Global Solutions' AWD

• Second Life Steps Into The Enterprise

• MSN Adds Facebook Integration

• Accenture Helps Generali Launch Life Insurance Application for iPhone

• Hybrid Clouds Floating To Enterprise Forefront

• Only 20% of Financial Institutions Plan to Increase Hiring During Next 6 Months

• Desktop Virtualization Speeds Hospital Clinicians

• Global CIO: IBM's New CIO Sheds Light On Priorities And Plans

• PayPal Unveils Plans To Open Payment Service

• Marvell Partners With E Ink On eReader Technology

• Peek Launches $99 Dedicated Twitter Gadget

• T-Mobile Named Wi-Fi Alliance Sponsor

Tuesday November 03, 2009

• NEWS FROM BAI: Firethorn, CashEdge Team for P2P Payments

• NEWS FROM BAI: New Product, Customer Announcements From MagTek

• NEWS FROM BAI: SunTrust Piloting Moneta Solution for Internet Payments

• VoiceCon 2009: Avaya Aims For Voice 2.0

• Microsoft To Preview SQL Server 2008 R2

• VoiceCon 2009: Users Key To Unified Communications

• NEWS FROM BAI: Panini Beefs Up Remote Capture Product Offering

• NEWS FROM BAI: Open Solutions, uMonitor Strike Reseller Agreement

• Microsoft Offers Free SaaS To Salesforce, Oracle Customers

• Nokia Siemens To Restructure, Lay Off 5,700

• Lockheed Martin To Manage Pentagon Network

• Enterprise 2.0: Is Enterprise Software Failing?

• Barnes & Noble Sued Over E-Reader

• VoiceCon 2009: Measuring Avaya Nortel Deal's Impact

• Enterprise 2.0: Corporations Start Collaborating

• XP To Windows 7: Workaround Fixes Install Failure

• Martina Conlon Joins Novarica as Principal

• Judge: Spammer Owes Facebook $711 Million

• Cisco, EMC Expand Cloud, Data Center Offerings

• Fidessa Signs Up Nine Latin American Brokerages

• Big Blue Helps Ireland Stay Green

• Google Sued For Sexual, Religious Discrimination

• Ruiz Out At Globalfoundries

• NEWS FROM BAI: GMT, Talaris Partner for Branch Efficiency

• Intel Details Private Cloud Hurdles

• Microsoft Drops Prices Of Cloud Apps

• In Channel Projects, Banks Look for Simpler Solutions

• Global CIO: Capgemini Takes On The Plague Of Bad Requirements

• Sprint Offers Dell Mini Netbook

Monday November 02, 2009

• Bank IT Worker Charged In $1.1 Million Fraud

• VoiceCon 2009: Cutting The Cord On Enterprise Phones

• Cisco Bid For Tandberg Deemed Fair

• Windows 7 Market Share On The Rise

• Worms Invade Corporate Computers, Microsoft Finds

• iPhone Threatens Amazon Kindle

• Avaya Introduces Mortgage Modification Help

• Lenovo Unveils ThinkCentre PC

• Smartphones Getting Less Expensive

• Firefox, Chrome, Safari Erode Internet Explorer Usage

• Divitas Offers Handset-Agnostic Collaboration

• Pressure Grows To Name National Cybersecurity Coordinator

• Mich. Communities Sue Blue Cross Over Fees

• Geithner: 'Choppy' U.S. Recovery Under Way

• Mobile Handset Sales Poised For Growth

• Windows 7: UI Promises Productivity Gains

• Madoff: SEC Could Have Had Him Earlier

• Wall Street's Quants Feel Misunderstood

• Quod Financial To Demo Adaptive Cross

• Fiserv's ACCEL Payment Network Enables PIN Debit Online

• Software Combs Through Log Data to Find Fraud

• ICANN Approves International Domain Names

• IBM Exec Resigns Following Arrest

• CA Upgrades System Management Products

• Samsung Profits On Mobile Phones, Chips

• RightScale Refreshes Cloud Management Platform

• Wolfe's Den Podcast: Windows 7 Virtually Speaking

• Bing Gets NFL Scores, Flight Info

• Global CIO: Juniper Attacks Cisco Head-On With Help Of IBM And Dell

• HSBC Leverages Online Commenters in Marketing Campaign

• Q&A: CIO Ross Philo On 'Post Office' In Your Home

• IBM Upgrades Mashup Center

Sunday November 01, 2009

• Big Lender in Historically Huge Bankruptcy

• Benefitfocus Adds Video Tutorial for Open Enrollment

Saturday October 31, 2009

• Is The Desktop PC Doomed?

• Content Management: Collaboration And Social Networks Change The Game

• Content Management: Collaboration And Social Networks Change The Game

• Down To Business: How Do You Define Prosperity?

• Rolling Review: Service Catalogs Tested

• This Content Management Standard Is Worth Backing

• CIO Profiles: Andy Blumenthal, CTO Of The Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms And Explosives

• Practical Analysis: Time To Embrace The Netbook

• Unified Communications: A Separate Piece

Friday October 30, 2009

• TV Web Site Opts For Cloud Servers

• Google Maps Adds More Real Estate Data

• IBM Targets Smart Cities, Government Services

• Federal CIO Kundra Plans Cybersecurity Dashboard

• Windows 7 First 'Self-Healing' OS

• Facebook Wins $711 Million From Spammer

• Security First Introduces Homeowners Insurance iPhone App

• VoiceCon 2009: Tackling A Shifting Business Communications Landscape

• Alcatel Lucent Sales, Profits Slide

• Society of Actuaries' New President Takes Office

• Internet Marks 40th Anniversary

• Washington Reacts to Treasury Plan

• MicroStrategy BI License Revenues Up 39%

• CFA Institute Sends Letter on OTC Derivatives Reform to Congress

• QBE Signs IBM to Strategic Infrastructure Outsourcing Contract

• QBE Outsources Tech Ops To IBM

• Washington Reacts Negatively to Treasury Rescue Plan

• Qualcomm Unit Joins Symbian Foundation

• Washington Reacts to Treasury Plan

• Catbird Monitoring VMs In Amazon EC2

• Juniper Makes Networking Splash At NYSE

• Sprint Nextel Subscribers Dwindling

• Global CIO: SAP Eliminates All-Up-Front Payment Requirement

• Enterprise 2.0: Challenging Economy Pushes Businesses Toward Better Tools

• Asus Unveils USB 3.0 Motherboard

Thursday October 29, 2009

• Huntington Bank Appoints James J. Plum Director of Consumer Lending

• An Android App For The Military

• Amazon Introduces PayPhrase Payment Shortcut

• Windows 7 Hardware Discounts Offered

• Intel Claims Memory Research Milestone

• Celent Predicts an Increase in Bank IT Spending in 2010

• 'Complexity' Delays Microsoft-Yahoo Deal

• NSA To Build $1.5 Billion Cybersecurity Data Center

• US Economy Grows for First Time Since Q2 2008

• Quebec Automobile Insurance Corp Implements Aperta/Parascript Payment Processing Solution

• Bank of New York Mellon Temp Accused of Stealing Identities

• Motorola Posts 3Q Profit

• Mitchell International Expands Partnership with APU Solutions

• IBM Integrates Dev Tools With Tivoli

• Ubuntu Server 9.1 Adds Cloud APIs

• FINRA To Focus on Fraud and Facebook

• Nortel Sells LTE Packet Assets To Hitachi

• Qwest Profits Dip, But Outlook Brightens

• Android 2.0 Revs Enterprise Features

• NASA Test Fires 'Mars Rocket'

• Global CIO: Hewlett-Packard's Hurd Says Bad IT Means A Bad CEO

• Intel Pulls SSD Firmware Update

• Xerox Unveiling Enterprise Print Services

• Sony Recalls 69,000 Vaio AC Adapters

Wednesday October 28, 2009

• Google Launches Music Service

• Microsoft HealthVault Deal Puts EHRs Overseas

• Aruba Takes Network Management To Cloud

• Finding Hidden Dangers in Spreadsheets

• STAR Network to Enable Prepaid Reload

• Windows 7 Could Spark Move To 64-Bit

• Google's 'Gov Cloud' Wins $7.2 Million Los Angeles Contract

• SAS Unveils Fraud Case Management Module

• Verizon Droid Targets iPhone

• Wipro's Profits Jump 21%

• Google Unveils Free Navigation Service For Android 2.0 Devices

• Economic Outlook: The Next Bailout

• Global CIO: Greenpeace Shakedown Targets Google, Microsoft, And IBM

• CA Offers Integrated Management Console

• Mitchell International Acquires Collision Repair Photo Management Vendor

• EnterpriseDB, Postgres Maker, Raises $19 Million

• VMware Workstation 7 Supports Windows 7

• Boingo Rolls Out Wi-Fi For BlackBerry

• Nasdaq Builds A Social Network

• Mutual of Omaha Goes into Production with FINEOS Claims

• Defense CIO Touts Benefits Of Open Source

• Smartphone Boom Challenging PC Makers

• Northwest Savings Picks uMonitor for Online Account Opening

• Juniper, Dell Partner On Networking Gear

• Liberty Mutual Agency Markets Taps Combined Group Comparative Rating Tools

• Fiserv Upgrades the CheckFree Online Bill Pay Service

• Narragensett Bay Opts for Exigen Core Applications Delivered Via SaaS

• G2 Systems Joins Forces with HighRoad Fund Services

• NASA 'Mars Rocket' Launch On Hold

• Ericsson Shuffles Top Management

• $100 Million Healthcare Cost Database Announced

• Global CIO: What CIOs Can Learn From Kindle

• Barnes & Noble To Sell Plastic Logic eReader

• Google CEO Imagines Era Of Mobile Supercomputers

• Dell Unveils Thin, Light Convertible Tablet