Month: May 2006

In one corner, we have the champ—Windows. Come January, it will come out swinging with what Microsoft tells us is the latest and greatest version

Novell’s OpenSUSE 10.1 is a solid, multipurpose Linux-based operating system that—in addition to being a very good distribution in its own right —offers an early

Chris O’Keefe was, in a former life, an IT manager in charge of customer relationship management implementations at TIAA-CREF, a prestigious financial institution that handles

A security feature used in the open-source world is now helping to harden Windows Vista against buffer overrun exploits. Microsoft has quietly fitted the feature,

It happens all too often: one of the 480 attorneys at the Los Angeles-based law firm Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP pulls aside CIO

Bluesocket earlier this month introduced new wireless local-area network access point devices built on technology that the company says gives users greater coverage and capacity

The U.S. military, which spends more than $90 billion per year on logistics and resupply, is modernizing and outsourcing much of that work to save

Working feverishly through the holiday weekend, Symantec’s security response team has completed patches for a “high-risk” worm hole in two enterprise-facing product lines. The flaw,

At a ceremony held in Boston on May 23, eWEEK proudlyannounced the winners in its sixth annual Excellence Awardsprogram. This year’s winners impressed the program