Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Afaria 5.4 can now manage BlackBerrys and Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphones.
SAP Labs China looking to grow its staff to 1,800 by 2008.
HughesNet Managed Network Services will provide broadband networks to large businesses and government.
Chinese users favor mobile phones over landlines.
Company to pump up Business Service Management strategy with application performance management buy.
Microsoft has completed development of BizTalk Server 2006.
Digital Rights Management technologies are far from foolproof.
Enterprise Grid Alliance issues grid data and storage best practices.
LogicBlaze releases open source products and services to enable organizations to develop service-oriented architecture.
Former CEO and vice president of Clarent indicted on securities fraud charges.
Vendors launch Phishing Incident Reporting and Termination Squad and PhishRegistry.org sites to report phishing attempts.
Microsoft joins group that takes part in ISO voting process to standardize ODF.
Telecom equipment makers Lucent and Alcatel revisit merger talks, this time as a merger of equals.
Jumpstart Technologies to pay largest ever fine on spam-related charges.
Microsoft says it will delay the release of Office 2007 to January to coincide with Vista's release.
The U.K. tax agency plans to have businesses file reports using Extensible Business Reporting Language.
As a result of its patent dispute with Eolas, Microsoft is planning to make changes to the way IE handles dynamic content.
Vista beta testers say the date the OS will be released to manufacturers has been pushed back two months.
Florida state workers warned that their personal data could be vulnerable as state's HR system was improperly handed over to a company in India.
Dell acquires high-performance PC vendor Alienware.
PC hardware makers ready for Microsoft's latest upgrade to Vista despite the delay of its release.
Merrill Lynch analyst cites high demand for cells.
All of Verizon's long-distance voice traffic will be brought onto the MCI network by the third quarter.
Hutchison now serves almost 12 million 3G mobile phone customers worldwide.
Making purchases using PayPal Mobile.
Company says 3-year effort inflated figures $309 million.
Fidelity Investments confirms theft of laptop containing sensitive financial info on HP workers.
Novell President and COO Ron Hovsepian details plans to win marketshare for its Linux story.
Shipping delay of Vista supposedly forces move.
Slow or nonexistent e-mail replies to customer inquirires negatively affect a company's revenue.
Cornming develops a more environmentally-friendly glass substrate,dubbed Eagle XG, for use in making LCDs.
Microsoft offers free and unlimited tech support to those who license its workgroup server protocols.
StopBadware.org names first software applications to its spyware hall of shame.
The European Union plans to regulate the cost of international roaming for mobile phone users.
Oracle is making a major push into business intellignece.
Home Office Large Major Enquiry System 2 helps police solve 2002 murder.
Report shows 101 million transactions per year for things such as queries of sex offender registry and license-plate surveillance inquiries.
Check Point's Eventia expanded to include more data.
Hackers are infecting computers worldwide using a sophisticated Trojan horse program.
Microsoft looks to bring application developers and Web designers together using Extensible Application Markup Language.
Company earns $374 million from sale of Nihon Unisys.
Google launches a financial news in information Web site called Google Finance.
Company offering 32G-byte solid-sate disk to customers.
