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ILOG delivers its enterprise-class rules management system to .Net apps
Marc Benioff of Salesforce.com and Halsey Minor of Grand Central say IT workers have nothing to fear
Industry luminary Adam Bosworth issues a rallying cry for simple software design
Recent standards finally answer Wi-Fi security concerns, but as WLANs ramp up and new standards emerge, IT managers need a clear view of the road ahead
When it comes to compiling and managing complex data, many applications still have a long way to go
For Web applications to be wholly successful, we need new thin client technology
After all these years, software on demand may finally be ready for prime time
Confused by the sea of numbers and acronyms that label Wi-Fi’s current and future standards? You’re not alone. Here’s a handy guide
If you believe the hype, in a few years all enterprise software will be delivered as a service. At the least, you’ll have the luxury of outsourcing many commodity apps
Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 provides a host of useful new features, but maintains its devotion to the Windows Server product line