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* OpenLink's Virtuoso provides databases, XML services, Web apps services in one box
* 802.11e subset could be interim QoS fix
* Is uncertainty over Internet taxation a bad thing?
* Ring Central’s 800-Works provides trucking recruiter full-featured communications tool
* EDS and Opsware propose Data Center Markup Language standard for utility computing
* Critical Path aims to give meta-directories a new sheen
* Linux reuse has a lot to do with Linux vs. Windows shipment stats, readers say
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* Readers share their top picks for network management tools
VPN net to be anchored by 12000 series routers
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* Novell's latest server for small businesses scheduled for early next year
* The Reviewmeister got his hands on NetWare 6.5 and shares his findings
* Alliance tutorials help with WAN migration education
* Packet Design’s Route Explorer 2.0 has BGP support, other improvements
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* Georgia’s Clean Air Campaign uses cash to instill work-at-home habits
* Why better integration is needed for bricks and mortar and online stores
* NetBait deceives potential attackers with “projection” software
* Rainbow releases iGate Pro and iGate Team
* Analysis of Jabber’s sudden rise in popularity
* HP’s ProLiant 100 servers aim to be easy to deploy and configure
* VPN net to be anchored by 12000 series routers
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs says the saddest part of the business-process insanity tale below is that the insanity part is the rule not the exception
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