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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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CompuServe joins the crush with flat-fee Internet pricing
CompuServe Inc. is floating flat-rate, unlimited access pricing packages to some of its customers in what could be a test to determine whether the company can make money where many others complain...
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Netscape pushes out Netcaster
Netscape Communications Corp. quietly posted on its Web site the third beta version of Netcaster, the long-awaited push component of its newest browser and server package, days before its...
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Netscape will sell standard bundles of SuiteSpot servers
Netscape revealed on Friday plans to sell standard bundles of its SuiteSpot 3.0 variety of servers with the hope of appealing to the vast rank of smaller businesses through a beefed network of...
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Employees optimistic in the face of latest crisis
CUPERTINO, Calif. -- Employees at the headquarters of beleaguered Apple Computer Inc. remained hopeful of their company's future just hours after their CEO, Gilbert Amelio, resigned. Amelio,...
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200 sign up for SuiteSpot
Netscape has swelled the customer base of its new enterprise software package, SuiteSpot 3.0, to 200, the company announced Tuesday. Netscape is banking on SuiteSpot 3.0 -- used to manage...
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3Com rebounds in Q4
Analysts could smile on 3Com Corp. Tuesday, which announced record sales for its fourth fiscal quarter and earnings dead-on to analyst estimates. But the company admitted to widespread product...
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CompuServe offers phone or fax E-mails
With 28 percent of its user base working from home, CompuServe has seized a partnership with an all-in-one messaging provider that will enable users to use the Internet to conduct business with...
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Net's global reach will be limited
The popularity of the Internet is largely an English-based, North American -- and to a lesser degree European -- phenomenon, according to a report Zona Research Inc. unveiled today. And while the...
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Survey: Half of AOL users ready to quit
A newly released survey shows just how frustrated America Online customers got with the company at the peak of its difficulties this spring. Nearly half of the people who use AOL considered...
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Netscape releases beta of push-loaded browser
Netscape Communication Corp.'s much anticipated new Internet software with "push" technology is now available to the public in beta form. Communicator 4.0, which features the Netcaster "push"...
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Non-compliance could mean jail time
PeopleSoft VP says the savviest companies are using the Sarbanes-Oxley Act as a lever to invest in new technologies that will reap benefits as the economy recovers.
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SAP links R/3 suite to Java
Tools will open up the software suite by letting developers integrate SAP-defined business processes with those of third-party applications Enterprise resource planning giant SAP plans to open...
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New boost for B2B collaboration
New software products are designed to connect companies and ease business-to-business collaboration Business-to-business (B2B) collaboration could be encouraged by the launch of several software...
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CompuServe joins the crush with flat-fee Internet pricing
CompuServe Inc. is floating flat-rate, unlimited access pricing packages to some of its customers in what could be a test to determine whether the company can make money where many others complain...
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Netscape pushes out Netcaster
Netscape Communications Corp. quietly posted on its Web site the third beta version of Netcaster, the long-awaited push component of its newest browser and server package, days before its...
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Netscape will sell standard bundles of SuiteSpot servers
Netscape revealed on Friday plans to sell standard bundles of its SuiteSpot 3.0 variety of servers with the hope of appealing to the vast rank of smaller businesses through a beefed network of...
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Employees optimistic in the face of latest crisis
CUPERTINO, Calif. -- Employees at the headquarters of beleaguered Apple Computer Inc. remained hopeful of their company's future just hours after their CEO, Gilbert Amelio, resigned. Amelio,...
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200 sign up for SuiteSpot
Netscape has swelled the customer base of its new enterprise software package, SuiteSpot 3.0, to 200, the company announced Tuesday. Netscape is banking on SuiteSpot 3.0 -- used to manage...
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3Com rebounds in Q4
Analysts could smile on 3Com Corp. Tuesday, which announced record sales for its fourth fiscal quarter and earnings dead-on to analyst estimates. But the company admitted to widespread product...
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CompuServe offers phone or fax E-mails
With 28 percent of its user base working from home, CompuServe has seized a partnership with an all-in-one messaging provider that will enable users to use the Internet to conduct business with...
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