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VeriSign has named William A. Roper Jr. president and chief executive officer following the resignation of former CEO Stratton D. Sclavos. “VeriSign is a highly respected company with an attractive
Estonia claims that Russia launched a virtual attack this past month against government agencies, followed by cyberassaults on its newspapers and TV stations, schools and banks. If true, this would
SAP AG has appointed a new chief technology officer. The company announced May 30 it has promoted Vishal Sikka to head its newly formed Office of the CTO. Sikka is
The world might not be ready for a “Milan” coffee-table PC in every living room just yet, but that won’t stop Microsoft from trying. With the launch of its new
With the introduction of the new Office 2008 productivity suite for Mac OS X, planned for late 2007, companies that rely on Visual Basic for Applications scripts and macros on
Why do some companies, I.T. teams, or project leaders always seem to complete difficult implementations successfully while others struggle? The reason is that there are similar actions taken on most,
BMC Software on May 29 announced its intent to acquire privately held performance analytics company ProactiveNet. BMC would not disclose how much it agreed to pay for the company, which
Microsoft plans to reach out and work more closely with IBM and Cisco Systems on the interoperability front, as this is what its customers have told the software maker they
Federal health agencies plan to reject proposed designs for the Nationwide Health Information Network, an initiative that would allow medical professionals, hospitals, laboratories and pharmacies to share information in real
Apple on May 24 released patches for 17 vulnerabilities spanning a host of technologies and a slew of potential unpleasantness: from system takeover to denial of service to password snatching.
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