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Enterprise Software
by steve on September 27, 2005
IBM next month plans to release a new software product designed to bring business intelligence-style data views to the masses.Formerly code-named "Teton," the new offering has been officiall...
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by steve on September 26, 2005
The carnival of the Capitalists is not here. The co-authors are trying to figure out what is going on as neither of us signed up the CIO Weblog to host the Carnival. I noticed one post about the hosti...
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General
by steve on September 26, 2005
At the OpenWorld conference this week Oracle will announce a deal with EDS to combine both companies' application management and modernization services as a single offering.
According to a joint ...
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Integration Software
by steve on September 26, 2005
SAP is promoting their Enterprise Service Architecture (ESA) with Customers, software developers and other partners attending SAP AG's TechEd workshop in Vienna.
Announced in 2003, ESA uses Web s...
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CIO
by steve on September 24, 2005
Today's enterprise world, technology heads are faced with increasing pressure to comply with government regulations while securing their enterprises to the utmost degree and, of course, achieving ...
Read more of 5 Issues Challenging Every CIO
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CIO
by steve on September 23, 2005
A little while back I wrote about finding a CIO blog. A rare find. Well I found another one today. It is by Peter Siegel, CIO at the Urbana campus of the University of Illinois. Because of the concent...
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General
by steve on September 22, 2005
Computer world has a special report which identifies the mega trends in the Busienss Intelligence space,
1. Information democracy
Not keeping BI in the hands of the few financial analysts in HQ but ...
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General
by Creative Weblogging on September 21, 2005
FatlensFatlens display their new shopping categories. They mostly had event tickets before but it also features clothing right now. Looks pretty helpful - definitely worth a try.SimplyHiredSimplyHire...
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Management
by Creative Weblogging on September 21, 2005
This is a cross post from http://ww.tjacobi.com:
The second day starts with a fury of very interesting startups:
EasyReach
Easyreach has a client/ server system that allows you to access...
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Data Storage
by Creative Weblogging on September 20, 2005
It is a rainy afternoon here (this being L.A.!) but another superb line up of presenters:
United KeysThese guys have really found a niche - they implement small displays on top of a keyboard or with...
Read more of DEMOFall presenters Part 2
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Enterprise Software
by Creative Weblogging on September 20, 2005
First a question for you - what company you would like to see in an interview? Let us know and we will have it done later today.
The line-up in the morning presenting session:
U3A company that puts ...
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Security
by Creative Weblogging on September 20, 2005
This is a cross-post from TJ's Weblog:
We are here at DEMOFall in Huntington Beach, CA enjoying the first proceeds of the conference.
Chris Shipley is just presenting here opening remarks. The...
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CIO
by steve on September 19, 2005
Will at The Candid CIO posts a good example where IT systems cannot keep up with the business rules associated with legislation, workflow, and data access restrictions.
This is an interesting questio...
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Security
by steve on September 13, 2005
Interesting article over at Computerworld Philippines. The article outlines a lack of Chief Security Officers (CSOs) within the country. I would guess that many US companies also lack CSOs with the fo...
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General
by steve on September 12, 2005
The overall finding of a recent study by Robert Frances Group, sponsored by IBM, was that linux was 40% less expensive than a comparable Windows system and 54% less than Solaris, based on a three-ye...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on September 12, 2005
Breaking news at ComputerWorld:
oracle Corp. has agreed to acquire business
applications software vendor Siebel Systems Inc. in a deal valued at
approximately $5.85 billion, or a net value of $3.61 ...
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General
by steve on September 7, 2005
Check out the "2005 IT Service Provider Scorecard" by Forrester available here.
Summary of the document:
Every year, Forrester asks clients to describe their satisfaction with IT service pr...
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Networking
by steve on September 6, 2005
CFO.com has an interesting article that supports a case for the internal monitoring of email, blogs, and Internet site access, especially as it pertains to non-job-related pursuits. As per the article...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on September 3, 2005
Heres another success story od a small business migrating to an open source enterprise application and reaping the benefits, this time it is Moline Bearing manufactures and sells metal bearings from i...
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Market Perturbations
by steve on September 2, 2005
I would be very surprised to find a paper in INDIA, that doesnt talk about this deal on it cover page. The news about this deal has been making rounds for some time now, it was made formal yesterday -...
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Data Storage
by steve on September 1, 2005
To continue along the data storage, integrity, and recovery aspects of the prior post, according to the ISSJ News Desk, Network Appliance sees an opportunity in consolidating and expanding the scope f...
