Lotus Deepens Ties to IBM's WebSphere
Lotus Development Corp. last week used its annual developer's conference to bolster plans to become the collaboration piston in IBM Corp.'s e-commerce engine.
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Microsoft Unveils Grand Internet Platform Plans
Come hell or high courts, Microsoft Corp. will completely overhaul its software over the next two years in an effort to mold Windows into a platform for the Internet, the company said last week.
Microsoft beefs up e-commerce platform
Microsoft is due to ship the beta of Commerce Server 2000, with which the software company intends to add some beef to its e-commerce platform.
IT Factory Pushes for Microsoft-Lotus Integration
While Microsoft Corp. and Lotus Development Corp. battle it out for dominance in the messaging and collaboration world, IT executives would rather see the two work together on integration.
Reliable Software Releases Patch for Outlook
Microsoft Corp. Outlook users hoping to shore up their client software against virus attacks now have another option to the patch Microsoft released last week.
Microsoft Firewall Strategy Faces Trial by Pyre
Microsoft Corp., long under siege over security issues in its products, is now trying to convince users it can control the dividing line between corporate networks and the Internet.
Microsoft 'Net Strategy Starts to Unfold
Microsoft Corp. last week began pulling the covers back on Next Generation Windows Services, the company's strategy to marry Windows to the Internet.
Judge Ready to Hand Down Microsoft Ruling
Microsoft Corp.'s fate today will be decided by the federal judge that has presided over the nearly 2-year old antitrust case against the software giant and his decision is likely to include breaking up the company.
Microsoft to air grand Net plan
In an undertaking Microsoft likens to NASA's first lunar landing, the company next month will detail a "risky venture" to transform itself into a provider of software services delivered over the Internet.
Can the EMA Come Back?
The association that guided electronic messaging through its formative years and helped turn it into a business staple is now struggling for survival and trying to redefine itself.
BindView Smooths Way to Windows 2000
Now that its acquisition of former rival Entevo is completed, BindView Development Corp. is again focusing its efforts on tools to help IT executives cut through the clutter of migrating to Windows 2000 and Active Directory.
BindView Tackles Active Directory Migrations
Now that its acquisition of former rival Entevo is completed, BindView Development Corp. is again focusing its efforts on tools to help IT executives cut through the clutter of migrating to Windows 2000 and Active Directory.
DOJ Sticks to Two-Way Microsoft Break-Up Plan
Despite prodding from a federal judge to stiffen its proposal to break up Microsoft Corp., the U.S. Department of Justice is sticking with its original recommendation to split the company in two.
High-End Version of Win 2000 Reaches Milestone
Microsoft Corp. today released the second beta of Windows 2000 DataCenter, the high-end version of the company's new operating system.
Outlook Patch Called Overkill
When it comes to viruses, Microsoft Corp. can't win for losing.