In this World Wide Wrap: Enter the CPO, PeopleCube releases latest version of scheduler, Intalio signs up new OEM partners, and BlackPearl aids deployment of applications.
Automation and efficiency rank as the main IT drivers in 2007.
In today's technology roundup: VeriSign, Adobe tackle online video, Skype founders pursue Web TV, SanDisk challenges Zune, Sony considers OLED TVs, and spam fighters consolidate.
Sahara Computers' new 12-inch Stylebook features a one-touch media play button.
The latest Forrester Wave SSL VPN Appliances report names Citrix Access Gateway as a leader.
In this World Wide Wrap: JBoss founder unhappy at Red Hat, Java enables BlackBerry push-to-talk, Groovy gets official, and airfare Web site wins Java honours.
In this World Wide Wrap: Emotion software spots distracted students, tapping the classrooms, and Etech Group gets British approval.
In this World Wide Wrap: CA focuses on IT governance, IBM inaugurates data governance assessment services, and Active Reasoning completes IT governance project.
In today's technology roundup: HP pitches 'little iron' for the home, Sling Media to put Web content on TVs, Sharp debuts 108-inch LCD TV, and Nokia's N800 Internet tablet sneaks out early.
Cooperation ensures quick and easy access to Google search, Google Maps for mobile, and a fast, new Gmail application for Samsung enthusiasts worldwide
Industry Continues to Recognize Value of System's Next-Generation Technology Platform
In today's technology roundup: Acrobat security risk upgraded, Blu-ray and HD DVD get closer, Samsung announces double-sided LCDs, ScanDisk brings SSD to consumers, and Researchers predict PS3 domination.
The airline deploys a fingerprint-based solution at its new head offices.