Early SOA adopters focus on IT benefits, overlook potential business savings.
Emerging technology group claims to innovate the innovation process.
'Type G' Vaio aimed at Japanese business users.
Linux clients to expand to international and small business markets.
IT staff struggles to make the case for return on security investments.
Hardware vendor moves into preconfigured server bundles.
Yahoo just running Oracle Linux on a few database servers.
Legal crusade against Linux is put on hold.
No virtual Vista Basic or Premium after all.
Firm delivers on promises not to kill acquisitions.
Consumer PC receive discounted upgrades where premium systems can update at anominal fee.
Alleged offering to sell new movies at $14.99.
Data masking technology hides confidential information from prying eyes.
Over half of all enterprises to fall for Ajax's lure by 2008.
It doesn't make sense for all software to be open sourced, developercharges.
Flashy features buy mindshare, but plain uptime brings in the revenues.
First chipset promises Vista Premium experience without discrete graphicscard.
Open Solutions Alliance hopes to increase adoption of open source apps.
Microsoft lacks credibility in securing its own operating system, security vendor alleges.
Unicenter ASM r11.1 allows for dynamic re-allocation of system resources.
