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Network Appliance releases new products, strengthens partnerships

Network Appliance Inc. on Monday announced two new network attached storage (NAS) appliances, some new solutions and broader partnerships with Veritas Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., and FileNet Inc. to help its customers deploy best-of-breed storage solutions, the company said.

Report: Companies to turn to CRM analysis tools in 2004

The focus of customer relationship management (CRM) investments has typically been to collect data generated across channels (operational CRM). That will change in 2004. According to a recent report, upcoming CRM investments, so-called "analytical CRM" will help executives make sense of

Storage will continue to evolve in 2004

Following the storage market is like watching a three-ring circus: It's never boring, but there's so much happening, it's easy to miss part of the action.

Dell affirms commitment to enterprises

Dell Canada Inc. officially opened its Executive Briefing Centre North at its Toronto headquarters last month - a move it hopes conveys to enterprises that it is dedicated to IT.

Novell responds to SCO lawsuit, hypes new products at LinuxWorld

After being slapped with a lawsuit for "slander of title" by the SCO Group Inc. on Tuesday, Novell Inc.'s CEO Jack Messman on Wednesday declared the company would defend itself against the suit and win, citing the suit as evidence that SCO is losing the war it launched against Linux when it filed suit against IBM for allegedly infringing upon its Unix patent.

MS to detail protocol licensing changes

Microsoft Corp. on Friday plans to announce changes to a licensing program for software communications protocols it created as part of its landmark antitrust settlement with the U.S. government, the company said Wednesday.

Australian employment dept smartens up security

Leading the trend to combine both IT and physical security the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has rolled out a million-dollar smartcard solution to more than 2,000 employees.

German retailer’s RFID effort rivals Wal-Mart’s

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. isn't the only major retailer to issue an RFID edict to its top suppliers.

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