Technology Industry

On-demand apps demand a richer browser

For Web applications to be wholly successful, we need new thin client technology

Wireless standards snapshot

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

Is this the end of IT as we know it?

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

MOM tends to Windows servers’ needs

Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 provides a host of useful new features, but maintains its devotion to the Windows Server product line

TechNet Plus 2.0 gives Windows shops cause to perk up

Enhanced services offer admins access to Microsoft's OSes, apps, and servers

Firefox lights up Web browser world

Open source offering prompts industry response

Oracle readies integration splash

Company will back BPEL, SOA, ebXML with new package

A thread about evil

Dear Bob ... Excel spreadsheets ARE the devil's work, no doubt. They should be viewed as nothing more than an quasi-automated piece of paper that is an accountant's crutch. REAL accountants would put the data into a real database (yes, Acce

Linux train keeps rolling

Update: Microsoft paid CCIA official, reports says

Nokia leaves association over the issue, calls it 'inappropriate'