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Former WaveSet execs air new take on identity management.
Search king targets SMBs with new appliance.
IP PBX-maker revamps executive lineup
Level 3 traditionally has been known as a carrier’s carrier, but the company is making strides in enterprise markets of late
Dissatisfaction with IBM and Microsoft E-Mail and calendaring is real.
Offers better integration with Microsoft Office and other non-Oracle products.
Charles Schwab implements sophisticated system aimed at preventing unauthorized Web site logons.
Encryption can thwart a range of technology threats to VoIP
Before rolling out voice over IP in a business, it pays to tap into the lessons others have learned.
From infrastructure to quality assurance, products from these companies will be part of the shift to converged networks
Linux-based modules to support third-party applications in routers
Security vendor to provide customers with closed loop endpoint management by acquiring Altiris' systems management technologies
Veteran Edgar Masri talks about why he came back to 3Com and his plans for the company.
New version tracks copying to USB drives, iPods.
More customization enabled for PC blade managers.
Software development processes also boosted by Parasoft, AutomatedQA
About 25% of a developer's time is spend searching for information. It's well spent, though -- finding reusable code can get a project done on time and with high quality results.
Device Protector software from Pointsec is designed to prevent data loss via unprotected ports and storage devices.
Just as Webmasters have to process high-res digital camera images for quick download, podcasters have to encode the final version of the audio into a compressed format.
There are lots of reasons not to use a database for a web application. Sometimes a server's security profile rules out installing another daemon. Sometimes simplicity of administration is more important than query language. This toolkit gives you dat
IT executives discuss how to retire IT gear safely while complying with environmental regulations
