Web Program Guides Buyers in Complex Purchasing
A French company is introducing software that guides business-to-business users in buying complex products, such as specialised manufacturing gear or interrelated financial services.
A French company is introducing software that guides business-to-business users in buying complex products, such as specialised manufacturing gear or interrelated financial services.
Palm reported record revenue for the first quarter, but executives admit that demand still outstrips supply and will continue to do so for the next couple of quarters.
A new rival to thin-client giant Citrix Systems debuts this week with software that will display server-based Windows applications on any device that runs Java.
Inprise/Borland Corp. later this year will release a new version of its Borland Application Server, with perhaps the first implementation of the Java Connector architecture, which links Java programs to legacy applications.
Compuware Corp. is releasing new versions of its software tools for taking the pulse of applications running over a network.
Oracle lat week reported strong first quarter financial results, continuing a stretch of healthy revenue and profit growth in most of its main businesses.
Oracle Corp. Thursday reported strong first quarter financial results, continuing a stretch of healthy revenue and profit growth in most of its main businesses.
On Monday, Zucotto Systems formally announced its Java microprocessor, which is designed to supercharge Java applications on a range of handheld devices.
A new online service lets enterprise customers quickly forge wireless connections to their existing Web content.
Inprise will soon ship Borland Jbuilder 4, with an array of features designed to make it easier for Java programmers to create software components called "Beans."
Thin-client software vendor Citrix Systems has released new security software that lets remote users securely access Windows and Unix applications protected by a corporate firewall.
Wireless application service provider Air2Web last week will unveil a service based on Java and XML that enterprises can use to deliver corporate data to wireless devices.
Compaq Computer Corp.'s announcement last week that it was retiring the VAX minicomputer originally created by Digital passed largely unnoticed by the Web generation. That's too bad, because they owe a greater debt to the VAX than they know.
Citrix Systems is beta-testing software that makes it easy to display component-based server applications on a variety of devices - PCs, personal digital assistants, Web phones and the like - regardless of the operating system in use.
An industry consortium has drafted a preliminary list of requirements for a global, IP-based network to support wireless communications.