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Enable Administrators to Morph into Managers by Leveraging Real-time Analytics and Automation
Take a look at this white paper to learn more about using real-time analytics and automation to get more out of your IT admins and make your network easier to manage.
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Zone Labs puts its foot down
Employees routinely flaunt security policies. They install wireless access points, use simple passwords, and download software against your wishes. Zone Labs has taken a smart step toward stopping...
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Biometrics: Smaller and cheaper
Optical fingerprint scanners won't likely be commonplace in the 20th century office--but their smaller silicon counterparts just might crack the enterprise market.
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IBM touts new workstations
As demand for heavy graphics capabilities in engineering and graphics industries becomes more rigorous, workstations are making a comeback. IBM is hoping its new line of IntelliStation...
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Security's big picture: Trust in Web services?
A keynote panel sketched the big picture of IT security in somber tones, maligning Microsoft, and predicting that the patching problem will only get worse. What's Web services got to do with it?
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Ziplocked docs: Not yet in the bag
AirZip is showcasing document protection software that does what end-to-end encryption can't: control documents at the receiving end. But Tiffany Kary says the program might not be air-tight.
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The chicken and the app
Enterprises and application developers are passing the buck on creating mobile applications--citing a lack of end-user demand. Would-be adopters are throwing the blame back at them, citing a...
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From ground zero up: How 9/11 changed disaster planning
On the anniversary of 9/11, speculation abounds as to how the disaster recovery practices have changed. Tech Update talked to five business continuity companies that have been through the turmoil,...
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Survey: Most active shoppers a liability
Q&A: Think multichannel shoppers are your most valuable customers? A new Jupiter study suggests just the opposite. What does this mean for e-tailing? Tech Update talks to Jupiter analyst Juliana...
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SBC, Yahoo link up on Yellow Pages
Telecoms provider SBC's online Smart Pages will resell ads and sponsored listings for Yahoo Yellow Pages as part of a growing alliance between the two companies.
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WorldCom customers urged to hang on
Analysts are unanimously telling companies to stay put and avoid hefty penalties for early contract termination, at least until the contracts expire.
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Verizon gives voice to packet switching
Verizon moves to stay even with VoIP technolgy which allows for faster call routing, greater network capacity and the ability to deliver new services, such as multimedia.
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Verizon gives voice to packet switching
Verizon moves to stay even with VoIP technolgy which allows for faster call routing, greater network capacity and the ability to deliver new services, such as multimedia.
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EDS unfazed by WorldCom crisis
Despite suffering a stock drop, Electronic Data Systems says that the WorldCom accounting scandal and possible bankruptcy will not hit its bottom line.
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TechXNY: Hunting for James Bond?
The spyware that loved me? The head of a government-based venture firm tells the IT industry to copy James Bond in the fight against terrorism and to get creative with technology.
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Tablet PC: Ahead of its time?
Almost everyone agrees that Microsoft's Tablet PC concept will likely end up being the notepad of the 21st century. But how long will it take for consumers to dump their keyboards.
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Tablet PC: Ahead of its time?
Almost everyone agrees that Microsoft's Tablet PC concept will likely end up being the notepad of the 21st century. But how long will it take for consumers to dump their keyboards.
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Double take for Cisco opticals
The company touts two new optical systems for metropolitan networks, both part of a push to woo businesses in the telecommunications field.
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Loudcloud: High stakes in EDS deal
The company is betting its business on hopes that its licensing deal with Electronic Data Systems will be approved. But if the deal disintegrates, Loudcloud could face a cash crunch.
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Verizon DSL to mingle with MSN
Verizon Communications announced a broadband service deal with Microsoft on Thursday that combines Verizon's digital subscriber line (DSL) network with the software giant's MSN portal. "You can...
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Covad offers tiered broadband service
By sharing part of a phone line provisioned by dominant local telephone carriers, Covad can offer broadband service starting at $21.95 a month.
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