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PeopleSoft, SAP Announce New Software for Manufacturers
At the National Manufacturing Week conference and expo in Chicago, enterprise software companies introduced new manufacturing products, services and architectures. PeopleSoft Inc. on Monday outlined its vision for the demand-driven enterprise, which includes methodology and new software products designed to help manufacturers better utilize their capacity. At the same time SAP AG announced new offerings…
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Building Java, .Net Apps Sans Coding
A small but growing software company is rolling out a major upgrade that lets developers build standards-based Java and .Net applications with no coding. Kinzan Inc. this week will release Kinzan Studio & Server 4.0, a development and deployment environment that lets developers build enterprise applications through an assembly model by simply linking components in…
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RSA Keeps RFID Private
RSA Security Inc. will unveil a finished version of its RFID “Blocker Tag” technology that prevents radio-frequency identification tags from being read. The technology, which RSA plans to demonstrate at its namesake conference this week in San Francisco, is one of the industry’s first attempts to secure the anticipated oceans of consumer tracking data to…
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Elluminate, Intranets.com Heat Up Web-Conferencing Market
Competition in the Web conferencing market continued to grow on Monday as two more companies announced new services and software for holding real-time online meetings. Elluminate Inc. launched a new name and a new version of its Web conferencing software as it aggressively seeks corporate business, while Intranets.com Inc. added a Web and audio conferencing…
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Where Websphere Meets Eclipse: A conversation with IBM’s Joe Damassa
i>IBM spawned the open source Eclipse Foundation—in large part to foster applications development on Websphere, its middleware platform at the center of IBM’s on-demand e-business strategy. Today, Websphere is supported by more than 9,000 independent software vendors (ISVs). Recently, Joe Damassa, Websphere vice president of marketing, talked with Ziff Davis Channel Zone Editor Carol Ellison…
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New HP Security Services Automate Threat Prevention
Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to unveil two new security services next week at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, both of which are designed to help customers resist potential and ongoing attacks. The announcements will be a part of Hewlett-Packard’s big showing at the conference, which also includes a speech by Chief Privacy Officer Barbara Lawler,…
