Site Helps Businesses Buy Handhelds
Handango this week will change its Web site to make it easier for corporate IT groups to buy handheld computers and applications.
Handango this week will change its Web site to make it easier for corporate IT groups to buy handheld computers and applications.
IBM Corp.'s latest Intel-based servers are designed like Lego blocks, letting users piece together memory, disk and peripherals as needed for growing Web commerce sites.
At a construction site outside Chicago, a cement truck's diesel engine belches black smoke and whines high, sending the vehicle's sloping, red and white cylinder into a fast spin.
Panelists at Network World's Internet Client of the Future debate last week were in "violent agreement," as one of them put it, that the center of gravity is shifting fast from Windows PCs to . . . well, something else.
Inside a sprawling assembly plant at Boeing's Seattle headquarters, a support technician reboots a PC on which he has reloaded a set of drivers.
The latest version of Persistence Software Inc.'s PowerTier application server is designed to make life simpler for serious Java lovers.
An insurance company is using a hosted Web service to keep a tight rein on legal costs and get the best performance out of the law firms it hires.
Thin-client pioneer Wyse Technology Inc. next week launches the first of four new product lines that will emerge over the next few months.
New software from Software Technologies Corp. (STC) is designed to interconnect trading partners' back-end legacy applications through the Web.
In its new edition, an open source application server can now host wireless programs and run server-side Java code, changes that could make the offering a more attractive alternative to products from the likes of BEA Systems and IBM.
Companies looking to do projects online have an improved option from X-Collaboration Software, which has upgraded its collaboration service with a new browser interface and better support for third-party applications.
Clustra Systems, a spinoff of Norwegian telco Telenor, initially built its high-performance database for the telecommunications industry. But the company is aiming its latest version at high-volume Web sites.
The newest software from BEA Systems Inc. targets enterprise customers who know the Web makes e-commerce harder, not easier.
7A new RAM-based data-caching product is designed to speed access to critical data on Web commerce sites.
There's a new portal player in town.