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IBM leads creation of open source storage software
Filed in archive Data Storage by prashanth on October 27, 2005
IBM and eight other storage vendors are teaming up to form an open-source organization initially called Aperi. Aperi name comes from the Latin phrase meaning "to open." The vendors will cont...
Major update to the Rational Unified Process
Filed in archive Enterprise Software by prashanth on October 20, 2005
As a major update of IBM Rational's six best practices for software development,a new set of principles that characterize a mature approach to the creation, deployment, and evolution of software-...
Another CIO Blogging
Filed in archive CIO by prashanth on October 18, 2005
Found another CIO who blogs - Young CIO, he has just started as the CIO in an Womens apparel company and is blogging his experience and plans. All the very best - "Young CIO". Prashanth Rai
Eclipse(Open Source - IDE) gets RUP(Rational Unified Process)
Filed in archive General by prashanth on October 14, 2005
Eclipse is an open source community whose projects are focused on providing an extensible development platform and application frameworks for building software. Eclipse provides extensible tools and f...
CIOs - Licensing & Comfort - Open Source - OSBC
Filed in archive Enterprise Software by prashanth on October 13, 2005
Matt Asay is the founder and program director, Open Source Business Conference. I was just reading an interview of his regarding the OSBC - IT Business Edge, here is an excerpt from the same: Questio...
MySQL 5 - not the Rolls-Royce but the economy class!
Filed in archive Data Storage by prashanth on October 12, 2005
MySQL AB is eyeing a November release for the much awaited Version 5 of its open-source database, a major upgrade that the company hopes will make it a bigger player among enterprise customers. The c...
Sneak Preview Windows Vista
Filed in archive Security by Creative Weblogging on October 11, 2005
With Microsoft working hard to get Windows Vista out the door as soon as they can without compromising security, they released the beta 1 version to developers and IT personnel recently. They boast a ...
Free Lunch ? - Open Source Consultancy Services
Filed in archive Help Desk And Support by prashanth on October 11, 2005
OpenAdvantage is an IT consultancy based in the West Midlands region of the United Kingdom. They are a unique initiative providing the West Midlands region (the counties of Warwickshire, West Midlands...
The 64-bit timebomb
Filed in archive CIO by Creative Weblogging on October 10, 2005
Every decade or so, a great leap forward is made in computing that truly changes the underlying platform. The move from DOS to 32-bit Windows was a recent(ish) example. I don't include the Windows...
Microsoft Client Protection
Filed in archive Security by Creative Weblogging on October 10, 2005
Microsoft announced today their desktop client security tool. In one neat package, you get desktop antispyware and antivirus. A lot of people are liking the beta version of Microsoft's antispyware...
Oracle adds open source to the shopping cart
Filed in archive General by steve on October 10, 2005
Remember IBM picking up Gluecode, Well here is the next one...along the same lines ...Oracle Corp. pciked up Finnish open-source database technology developer Innobase OY company founded in 1995. Inn...
Is Open-Source Software Wrecking Havoc on Software Industry?
Filed in archive Enterprise Software by steve on October 6, 2005
Open-source software - written collectively and open freely to anyone who wants it - is wreaking mayhem on the $200 billion software industry. - *Source "Firms Make Open, Closed Cases For Powerfu...
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