Software

Plunging deeper into the hosted applications market, Siebel Systems Inc. is launching a set of vertically focused customer relationship management offerings to be delivered via subscription

The conventional wisdom in the weeks and months after Sept. 11th was that no one could have predicted the events of that day. The use of airplanes as weapons was roundly declared an asymmetrical threat. However, two recent court cases have altered the legal definition of a "foreseeable event."

Bob Young has one of the most recognizable names in the open source software industry.

Despite the recent news that Computer Associates International Inc.'s chairman and chief executive officer Sanjay Kumar will step down, Canadian CA users appear to be putting on a brave face.

The international trademark battle between Microsoft Corp. and Lindows Inc. continues to generate work for lawyers and the courts, with the software giant once again asking a Dutch court to fine Lindows

Microsoft Corp. officially opened its new applied research and development lab in Aachen, Germany, in April, roughly one year after the U.S. software giant announced plans to tap expertise on the Continent.

As far as British imports go, the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) may not be as big as the Beatles. But the methodology is gaining adherents among CIOs who want to better manage the quality of the services they deliver.

Red Hat Inc. on Tuesday unveiled a new version of the Linux operating system software designed for the corporate desktop.