In today's technology roundup: Microsoft hits cybersquatters, YouTube's fate rests on decade-old copyright law, Google user data goes anonymous, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 hits the streets.
Keeping up with networking developments must be an essential part of companies' IT strategy, says Marius Vermeulen, Cisco technical specialist at Tarsus Technologies.
Instruction must be provided as an integral component of every BI deployment, says Priscilla Doig, training manager at Synergy Computing.
Tibco Software will unveil its expanded service-oriented architecture platform in SA next week.
HSBC will take advantage of the recent Linux collaboration between Microsoft and Novell.
Tower Software has strengthened its 15-year partnership with Microsoft. [Local Tower rep: Solutions for Business Intelligence]
Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 with Xen virtualisation technology is available for SAP NetWeaver and mySAP Business Suite.
Trend Micro has enhanced its layered messaging security strategy. [Local rep: SecureData]
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has released a new version of its CentricStor virtual tape appliance.
ADC Krone has unveiled its TrueNet shielded portfolio of structured cabling products.
Mega International will sponsor the CentraSite Community, says Software AG.
Dell's enterprise branding campaign will target customers in 17 EMEA countries.
SAS Institute was rated second in the RiskTech 100 study conducted by Chartis Research.