Enterprise spending on wireless LAN equipment surged nine percent in the third quarter of this year compared to the previous quarter, according to a study just released by Dell'Oro Group, a market research firm.
Total WLAN spending by enterprises was nearly $250 million for the quarter, the study noted. In particular, spending
Microsoft Corp.’s Business Solutions group next month plans to release the first iteration of its much-touted retooled and rebranded set of ERP applications, Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0.
The application, due out on Dec. 19, is the successor of the company’s flagship Great Plains suite and has been tweaked to better utilize the
Cisco this week took the wraps off new networking hardware designed to integrate wireless functionality into its routers and switches and improve the security and scalability of indoor and outdoor wireless networks.
Cisco's Unified Wireless Network Architecture consists of a Wireless Service Module (WiSM) for the Catalyst 6500 series of switches, and
Apple’s iPod nano and Difusi’s nanoValet leather case will be among the trendy gifts given to the presenters and nominees at the 33rd Annual American Music Awards, the group responsible for the gift bags confirmed for MacCentral.
In choosing this year’s gifts, Hollywood Connection’s Steve Stein described the iPod nano
New Sentinel Mainframe Connect is an add-on module for e-Security's enterprise compliance monitoring system.
e-Security, the Vienna, VA supplier of security information management and compliance monitoring software, today unveiled Sentinel Mainframe Connect, an add-on module to its flagship Sentinel 5 enterprise compliance monitoring system.
Oracle Corp. has snapped up security-software specialists Thor Technologies Inc. and OctetString, continuing an aggressive shopping spree aimed at filling holes in its product lineup.
The latest acquisitions announced Wednesday by the world's second-largest software company are small compared to the size of some of Oracle's other recent deals, which
Korea's KT Tuesday launched wireless broadband service using technology that is closely related to WiMAX.
The company said that it has launched service using WiBro technology, which is very similar to WiMAX and is mobile. Mobile WiMAX isn't expected in pre-standard form until the middle of next year. Representatives of the WiMAX
Two more cities have approved the deployment of municipal Wi-Fi networks, as the public network rollout of the wireless technology appears to be gathering momentum.
Wi-Fi networks in Tucson, Ariz. and Temecula, Calif., will be designed and deployed by Wireless Facilities Inc. (WFI), the firm announced on Tuesday.
Posted by iTech on 2005-11-17
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A senior Dell Inc. executive on Tuesday said that his company is far behind rival Apple Computer Inc. in digital music, adding that the phenomenal success of Apple's iPod music players have reinvigorated sales of Apple's Mac computers.
"We're obviously not competing very well," with the iPod, Dell Chief Financial
Posted by iTech on 2005-11-17
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Providing an alternative to JavaServer Pages (JSP) Web development and the PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) scripting language, Apache's Jakarta Velocity tools team is touting open source tools to function with the Velocity Java template engine.
Version 1.2 of VelocityTools, a sub-project of Velocity, is now available for download. Velocity enables use
