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• Wikis: The crown jewels of collaboration
• Novell brings team workspace capabilities to Workgroup Suite by adding Novell Teaming
• Hopes for the future of Office 2007 collaboration
• Microsoft's Mundie talks up tech for poor nations
• Project Caroline: "Sweet" project, or Sun's savior?
• Microsoft's Hotmail, Live Messenger head to BlackBerry
• HP to acquire EDS for $13.9 billion
• Virtualization's a commodity, VMware: What else can you offer?
• Application security for open source - the new frontier
• How one vendor learned to stop worrying (about open source) and love Microsoft
• The curse of open source license proliferation
• Citrix & Dell partner on server virtualization
• On the Mark: SaaS vs. S+S
• Dell gets real with virtualization strategy
• Mainsoft announces SharePoint Integrator for IBM Lotus Notes
• Microsoft to hook up with Parallels
• Sun heading into the cloud
• Is Open Source Dead?
• It's official: The future of Sun/MySQL is open...and closed
• Google's enterprise search gets a helping hand
• Yahoo faces shareholder ire over failed Microsoft bid
• IBM fuels new Blue biz initiative with Linux
• Web 2.0 developers give MSN/Live high praise
• The birth of Microsoft 5.0: Optimized desktop to Live Mesh
• VirtualBox 1.6 - Desktop virtualization comes out of the Sun
• Ballmer: Microsoft's Web strategy doesn't stop with Yahoo
• Redmond among contributors to open source PHP Framework
• Ballmer's withdrawal letter to Yang
• Surprise: Microsoft walks away from Yahoo deal
• Time to choose, Ubuntu fans: rage or reason?
• Ubuntu Hardy Heron: Beyond the hype and into the dilemma
• Virtual server sprawl highlights security concerns
• Google, IBM join forces to dominate 'cloud computing'
• Microsoft faces challenges in expanding management strategy
• Citrix CTO hails Citrix-Microsoft alliance as increasing virtualization choice
• Virtual access suite becomes hosted virtualization desktop infrastructure for Microsoft Hyper-V
• TIBCO puts infrastructure pieces in place for cloud compute-caliber SOA
• IBM and the resurrection of the mainframe
• Nortel pitches networks revamp for virtualization
• Microsoft sees 200,000 protocol downloads
• Open source's hidden trap: IP liabilities
• Microsoft, you're driving open source advocates nuts!
• Managing towards open
• Is Ubuntu selling out or growing up?
• Talking patents and protocols with Tom Kemp
• Virtualisation's dangerous little secrets
• Windows or open source is not the question
• EC asks questions about IBM's mainframe business
• How Live Mesh will reinvent Microsoft
• IBM reveals Security-as-a-Service offerings
• Microsoft continues its work on Oslo -- SOA for Windows
• Sun Microsystems helps ISVs with SaaS model
• Desktone's virtualization desktop-as-a-service
• Microsoft plans search software for Linux and Unix
• Microsoft’s contribution was TCP/IP
• IBM debuts Virtualization Server for Web 2.0
• Internet is the platform, Web 2.0 founder says
• Red Hat out-marathons the pack in financial services
• CCIA applauds EU scrutiny of IBM
• For me, It’s Linux, not GNU/Linux
• Ten things to know about Microsoft’s Live Mesh
• IBM Is queried by EU following rival's complaint, people say
• Mapping Microsoft Windows Server protocols to patents
• Ubuntu Linux takes aim at larger role For itself In the enterprise
• Ask RedMonk: Open Source indemnification - the Q&A
• Virtual appliance maker rPath teams up with Novell
• Microsoft offers a free tool for virtualization capacity planning
• Dual-licensing with patents: It's bound to happen
• Novell expands Microsoft alliance with China deal
• Ballmer points out Microsoft soft spots
• Microsoft's Ozzie talks open source, mesh
• OSS Silverlight implementation Moonlight shines bright
• Review: What Sun hath wrought for MySQL
• Microsoft enables real-time business decisions with BizTalk RFID Mobile
• Virtual machines aren't really more secure
• OOXML helps XML take center stage for the future
• Virtualisation security threatened: XenSource
• Novell invites vendors to build software appliances atop SUSE Linux
• Web 2.0 success stories driving WOA and informing SOA
• Microsoft versus Salesforce-Google
• Google plays the platform game
• Service orientation of IT
• Sun Microsystems has announced a 'near-final' release candidate of MySQL 5.1
• Red Hat may drop plans for Windows rival
• Microsoft looks to avoid losses to Linux in embedded OS market
• Novell slashes mainframe Linux pricing
• Sun’s Phipps: Novell has a big problem
• Commentary: the Linux Foundation and the future of Linux
• Software delivers cross-platform remote control
• Is cloud computing too good to be true for enterprises?
• 3Leaf promises to show you real virtualization
• Yahoo's overtures to Google could bring antitrust scrutiny
• Virtualization – a feature not a platform
• Why is IBM avoiding Open Source in SOA discussions?
• Do hypervisors need a 'supravisor'
• Microsoft gets a new open-source chief
• Mainsoft supports Microsoft technology for Java, Linux
• IDC: Linux-related spending could top $49B by 2011
• Red Hat's leadership opportunity
• Shavlik raises the bar for securing virtualization environments
• Microsoft offers 14,000 pages of trade secrets
• Microsoft security maturing fast
• IBM updates high-end servers, returns to water-cooling
• JasperSoft And Microsoft collaborate
• Novell developing stand-alone Xen-based hypervisor product
• Open source leading SOA charge in 2008
• Web 2.5: The emergence of platforms-as-a-service
• Microsoft sets sights on high performance computing
• Microsoft Windows 7 exclusive
• Microsoft faces skeptics at open source conference
• Collaboration at work: IT resistance is futile
• WOA may soon eclipse SOA as most impactful business transformation agent
• Yang hits back at Ballmer; mentions antitrust concerns
• IBM suspension lifted
• GNU/Linux: Too much about hate, not enough about pride
• SpikeSource expands beyond open source, pockets $10 million from Intel
• Microsoft's savvy open source move
• Gartner: Virtualization 'highest impact' technology through 2012
• IBM partners blocked from Rational conference
• Gartner: The good news and the even better news about open source
• Gartner report forecasts bad news, good news for open source
• IBM introduces Power System family of servers
• Govt CIOs still misunderstand open source: Novell
• MuleSource CEO: Mule 2.0 will kick enterprise butt
• PenguinPolitik: Only Ballmer could go to Linux
• Microsoft launches Interoperability Forum
• SOA company IONA extends Artix family for Microsoft interoperability
• Collaboration the way of a brave new world
• Techs and execs collaborate on Linux apps
• SaaS - The right business model for open source?
• FLOSSing with jargon
• After yearlong battle, Microsoft open document format wins
• Richard Stallman, live and unplugged
• Citrix debuts XenServer 4.1 with simpler pricing
• OOXML vs. ODF: Lessons learned
• Startups give virtualization a novel twist
• Adobe cuddles up to Linux Foundation
• New utility enforces policies across Linux, Unix and Windows networks
• IBM ethics chickens come home to roost
• IBM suspended from new federal contracts
• Q&A: Zend co-founder weighs in on PHP and Microsoft
• Software patents underlie a novel open source business model (video)
• NSA and Sun lead OpenSolaris community project to advance mandatory access controls
• Centrify... Group Policy for Mac (and more)
• UK to fly the flag for OOXML
• The state of open source: Matt Asay, Alfresco
• LinMin announces proprietary provisioning for FOSS networks
• Service Oriented Infrastructure (SOI)
• ESB alternative cited for SOA
• Microsoft's dilemma: The importance of the downstream
• Open source - growing up
• Red Hat must lead wider development effort, CEO Whitehurst says
• What can Open Source learn from Microsoft?
• ODF editor backing OOXML
• EnterpriseDB raises cash and its open-source profile
• Likewise opens Windows networks to Linux, Macs
• The state of open source: The cost of commercialization
• The full promise of Business Intelligence
• Open platforms are essential to the future of unified communications
• Novell: Putting the FOSS in Fossa
• Aussie Linux head: Microsoft more open than iPhone
• Rethink the [virtualization] business case?
• What's driving Microsoft SharePoint adoption?
• Microsoft interoperability and open source
• Microsoft releases feature-complete Hyper-V beta
• The end of software…
• Open-source efforts derailed by 'loud minority'
• The Mainframe lives, Part 1
• Microsoft's Ramji extends olive branch to Eclipse users
• VMware targets Windows admins with toolkit beta
• HP's virtualization special: The eight-socket DL785 G5
• Novell, SAP aim to draw SMBs to SUSE Linux
• Head in the clouds?
• Microsoft, Aspect partner on contact center
• Novell details modular infrastructure plan
• Novell will key on interoperability on .Net And J2EE platforms
• Enter the socialprise
• Keeping SOA, the silo killer, from creating new silos
• Citrix bringing virtualization to China
• IBM SMashes Web 2.0 security risks
• Justices turn down Microsoft appeal
• Analyst: Why even the best SOAs are ’stalling’
• Study: Enterprises warm up to SAAS, but concerns remain
• Novell introduces open source development tool
• Apple: Kicking down a back door to the enterprise
• TopCoder's Ira Heffan weighs in on Microsoft's pledge to open its technology
• The effects of open source on stock prices
• Sun tops Unix server shipments, IBM gets the most dough in Q4
• Server consolidation the right way
• ThinPrint introduces printer virtualization layer for virtualized solutions
• Making cash with SaaS and Web 2.0
• Microsoft picks up another ad company; Buys Rapt
• Will the mainframe ever die?
• Linux Foundation: We'd love to work with Microsoft
• Euro Microsoft antitrust judge hopes decision won't spook investors
• "Information as a service"
• How to tap into the largest SOA in the world
• Megavendors take over business intelligence market
• Inconvenience unavoidable as data leaves the enterprise
• IBM upgrades enterprise search software
• VMware administrators find value in Microsoft PowerShell
• Interoperability: the new buzz word in Microsoft
• Let the markets regulate Microsoft
• Google could be superseded, says web inventor
• Google-DoubleClick may bode well for Microsoft-Yahoo deal
• GNU/Linux world domination for the wrong reasons
• IBM bulks UC investment to take on Microsoft
• Oracle skins CRM with social networking
• European regulators approve Google-DoubleClick merger
• Untangling the Microsoft mesh
• Untangle integrates with Microsoft's Active Directory
• Silverlight's link to Microsoft developer skills touted
• Microsoft, Sun open interoperability lab
• Will other major database vendors follow Microsoft into the cloud?
• More on Microsoft's database-in-the-cloud service
• How to deploy identity federation
• U.S. judge praises Microsoft's open-source steps
• U.S. likely to maintain 'yes' vote for OOXML in ISO
• Ozzie on Microhoo integration: Not so fast
• It’s good news, bad news: Microsoft gets its Internet act together
• Microsoft releases updated Office-OpenOffice XML translator, ramps up document interop efforts as ISO mulls OpenXML
• Microsoft indemnifies Novell Moonlight users
• The role of the network in virtualizing applications & infrastructure services
• Microsoft buys U-Prove technology
• Open Grid Forum: Grids and clouds
• Feet in the data center but head in the clouds
• Does the open-source development model work for business users?
• Enterprise Unix roundup: Whacked with the Unix clue stick?
• Novell execs discuss Microsoft's interop pledge
• EU likely to OK acquisition of DoubleClick by Google
• Ozzie sees Microsoft`s future in the Web and hub
• Yahoo, Time Warner reportedly discuss deal to thwart Microsoft bid
• IBM unveils its new five-years-in-the-making mainframe
• Will pre-installed virtualization challenge Linux leaders?
• Is VMware a sinking ship?
• Government reviewing Microsoft's interoperability changes
• Microsoft CEO says European antitrust issues in past
• Zend PHP to run on Windows Server 2008
• Microsoft’s trouble with the EU reveals public ignorance
• Siemens plugs into software with open unified communications
• Microsoft supports open source tool
• Splunk introduces the world's first IT data platform
• Microsoft will prevail over open source software
• IBM getting back in PC business – sort of - with Red Hat’s help
• Gates to Google: "Your business applications stink"
• Windows Server 2008’s ode to open source
• Sun hedges bets in virtualization as competition heats up
• Microsoft expands its online services
• Microsoft: The EU’s ATM machine
• Hypervisor gets improved multiprocessor support
• IBM envisions clustered modular storage
• SaaS: Business model or feature? It depends
• Microsoft planning new cloud development platform
• Novell grows its Linux business
• How open source has influenced Windows Server 2008
• Virtualization battle not a sure thing
• SaaS and the global virtual stack
• The next critical aspect of virtualization: application infrastructure virtualization
• Ballmer launches Windows Server 2008, lauds user base
• EU fines Microsoft record $1.3B
• Centrify delivers first identity and access management solution certified for Windows Server 2008
• How do you define ‘commercial open source’?
• Microsoft launching Windows Server 2008
• Interoperability by design
• Torvalds gives props to Microsoft for sharing
• Novell acquires PlateSpin for $205M
• Microsoft, Cisco join forces for remote offices
• VMware signs deal to embed software in HP servers
• The EU: Too much control over the tech sector (and Microsoft)?
• Tempering the EC’s antitrust enthusiasm
• CTO interview: Paul Moore, CTO Centrify Corporation
• Linux Foundation corrects Schwartz on ‘LAMP’ interpretation
• Layer 7 Technologies introduces drop-in solution for mainframe SOA enablement, interoperability and governance
• IBM aims at next data centre abstraction level
• IBM to introduce a notably improved mainframe
• Microsoft `wasn`t pressured` into becoming more open
• Yahoo could be Microsoft’s ‘prove it’ moment on open source interoperability
• Open Source Weblog: Europeans ‘better’ contributors to open source community?
• On the Mark: Get users saluting together
• Countering the Microsoft cynics
• Microsoft to launch Open Source Interoperability Initiative
• Sun jumps into system management with Ops Center
• Microsoft makes strategic changes in technology and business practices to expand interoperability
• ODF standard editor calls for cooperation with OOXML
• Microsoft reveals details of new small-business OS
• Deploying business intelligence: Five steps to success
• Oracle announces Private Enterprise SAAS: Single Tenant CRM on demand
• Using Active Directory to authenticate users on a Mac OS X computer
• Novell owning a word - my suggestion
• Do we want Europe regulating our software?
• Microsoft adds its Office file formats to the Open Specification Promise
• Four Windows Server 2008 storage improvements
• How soon will enterprises adopt Windows Server 2008?
• SOA world feature: SOA as a business strategy
• The big launch
• The demise of commercial open source
• Six benefits you can get from an ISO/IEC standard on OpenXML
• Government/corporate project declares plan to promote OSS within the EU
• Open source rocks the world!
• First look: Citrix XenServer 4.1 Beta
• Intel, Novell deliver virtual Windows drivers to Linux
• Review: Microsoft’s Hyper-V puts VMWare and Linux on notice
• SiteScape tools provide workspaces, integration with voice, Web conferencing
• New Integrity: Big iron in a blade
• Sun hasn’t set
• Why use downloads as an indicator of OSS success?
• Yahoo buys online video firm, starts layoffs
• Sun buys Innotek To build out virtualization products
• EU conducts antitrust raid on Intel, retailers
• Identity Access Management to see better integration
• Storage vendors get SaaSy
• The expanding role of open source in the data center
• Top ten virtualization risks hiding in your company
• SAP’s Business Objects promises to ‘break barriers’
• Mashups: Innovation or IT nightmare?
• Microsoft .NET gains mid-market high ground says B2B UK directory 'Approved Index'
• Microsoft designs on Yahoo open source: the sequel
• Survey finds Ubuntu is the fastest-growing Linux distribution
• Mashups are breaking the mold at Microsoft
• Microsoft makes changes to Office Live
• Just a little SOM thing for Linux developers
• Yahoo to reject Microsoft offer, may find few options
• OpenID gets star power
• Why Novell should become the center of the open source .NET universe
• Cobra language slithering to open source
• Security by subscription
• IBM lays out ambitious Cognos strategy
• Head of Ruby.Net project to support Microsoft
• Avoiding the great open-source blunder
• Citrix moves to integrate XenSource’s technology
• Reopening Port 25
• A Microsoft secret plan for Yahoo's open source?
• Hyperic integrates Nagios, MySQL into systems management suite
• Microsoft gets Gartner's business intelligence top ranking
• Centrify DirectControl 4 wins the 2008 Global Excellence Award for Best Identity Management Software
• What’s next now that we’ve virtualized our servers?
• European patent chief paves the way for change
• Ruby shines on all platforms
• Review: Windows Server 2008 is Microsoft`s leanest, meanest yet
• Alternatives in the cloud
• SOA's perfect mate?
• Google clout seen aiding Microsoft
• Yahoo may consider Google alliance, source says
• Review: Much to like in Windows Server 2008
• Make interoperability the goal
• Hitachi virtualizes new data migration services
• Microsoft makes bid for Yahoo; May change the search game; Bid could rise
• Microsoft’s open-source strategy: A picture is worth a thousand words
• The personalised web makes it hard to keep your private data to yourself
• Self-aware virtualization
• The rise of SaaS and your regulatory risks
• Sun`s best buy ever: MySQL
• Parallels plans converged virtualisation
• Open Source 'movement' becoming a gold rush
• Microsoft open sources its Faceted Search for Sharepoint
• Proprietary Open Source
• Samba 'pleased' with Microsoft co-operation
• IBM creates entry PowerVM hypervisor, gives rebates on Unix gear
• Renault in Linux deal with Microsoft, Novell
• Open source valuations, competition, downloads, and profitability
• Holy halftones! Microsoft launches comic featuring superhero techies
• Microsoft: IBM masterminded OOXML failure
• Is MySQL's fate the future of open source?
• Can Google's Android thrive in the enterprise?
• Europe gets another open-source group
• Centrify joins PCI Security Vendor Alliance
• New mainframes: IT power is moving back to the centre
• Microsoft's Muglia on Windows Server 2008, data center trends
• Is the open source IPO a pipe dream?
• Microsoft boosts e-government with new service platform
• SaaS means business-to-business
• OSI hosting selects SUSE for dedicated Linux hosting
• Microsoft prepares for final OOXML battle
• VMware loses out to competition
• Every (open-source) software project needs a business model
• Platform Computing VM Orchestrator
• A look inside Big Tech’s deal machines
• Red Hat to focus on core products and service, says new CEO
• Novell's open source platform supports Red Hat, CentOS
• Making MySQL pay: A question of core and complements
• Has open source sold out?
• Penetration of open source software in the software market
• Microsoft: We're open (source) for business
• KDE goes cross-platform with Windows, Mac OS X support
• How will DataPortability.org keep from being hijacked by Microsoft?
• Business intelligence becomes the jewel in SOA’s crown
• Does “open” in open source mean interoperability?
• IBM wants your desktop back — but will it really be open?
• Will Sun cast a shadow on other database platforms?
• Microsoft touts virtualization to reduce complexity
• Microsoft will manage XenServer and Presentation Server, Citrix will broker Hyper-V
• Can Sun make MySQL pay?
• Talend to optimize open source data integration on Windows platform
• EMC opens new front: Storage as a service
• Microsoft beefs up offensive on VMware
• A tale of two stacks
• Microsoft shares secrets to help disabled access technology
• Microsoft to ship Windows Server 2008 in February
• Will Hyper-V make VMware this decade's Netscape?
• Linux security guru joins Microsoft
• Exchange update aims to simplify Notes migrations
• Response to Ars Technica's article on the ODF/OOXML report
• Lotusphere: Whoops! IBM products support Microsoft's Open XML doc format
• Network Integration: The company you'll hear about a lot more. IBM's small biz war with MSFT
• Novell enhanced single sign-on includes Vista support
• Mandriva and Turbolinux join forces to unite Linux
• QLogic joins Microsoft Interop Vendor Alliance
• Sun proves the open market with MySQL
• Microsoft looks to extend accessibility push
• Oracle-BEA deal expands lock-in strategy, offers new risks and opportunities for Red Hat
• Sun targets open source LAMP stack with MySQL acquisition
• SAP, Business Objects announce first joint products
• Microsoft: No file format or standard is perfect
• Oracle strikes deal to buy BEA Systems for $8.5 billion
• Sun Microsystems announces agreement to acquire MySQL, developer of the world's most popular open source database
• VMware goes on acquisition spree
• Independent study advises IT planners to go OOXML
• Application testing goes virtual
• Special Report: BI megatrends 2008
• There are NO intellectual property rights issues with Open XML
• The Big Switch: The network becomes the data center
• Microsoft widens hosted CRM preview
• IBM's vertical approach to SOA
• Microsoft quashes rumours of dual-boot XO laptop
• Linux Magazine’s top 20 companies to watch in 2008
• Can Macs conquer the enterprise? The time is ripe ...
• Centrify extends channel program around the world
• DataCore adds disaster recovery to virtual iSCSI SAN
• Xandros revs Scalix messaging with 11.3 release
• Virtual Iron teams up with FalconStor for full virtualization
• Torvalds still will not license Linux under GPL v3
• Study: Enterprises seeing Web 2.0 'explosion'
• Virtual software appliances: Why they could end deployment hell
• Developers will find C++ applications playing surprisingly strategic role in 2008 with Multi-core and SOA
• OLPC developing dual-boot Windows, Linux OS for laptops
• The minus in software plus services
• Spring framework offered for .Net
• Microsoft gets up to speed on enterprise search
• Tuning in to Microsoft Silverlight for Olympic gold
• OGF makes interoperability real
• Citrix and HP team up on virtualization
• Microsoft removes licensing restrictions from Windows Server 2008
• McAfee issues warning over 'ambiguous' open source licenses
• Data integration demand will grow in 2008
• Windows Server 2008 {is coming soon}
• Windows predominates on virtual machines
• A more open Microsoft
• Software giants differ on VM support
• Eight reasons SaaS will surge in 2008
• Linux and the rise of the dual stack datacenter
• Some forks in the virtualization road
• Virtual machine use may tilt OS dynamic
• Fedora 8 up and running on Microsoft's Hyper-V
• Novell execs: Microsoft partnership is working out just fine
• Open source’s new commercial strategy
• Microsoft & Novell win 2007 Frost & Sullivan Industry Innovation and Advancement Award for System Interoperability
• Microsoft taking on big iron, clustering with Server 2008
• Microsoft releases MSI utility for application virtualization
• PSI seeks solace in NEC machines
• Microsoft shows Linux some dual-boot love with Windows - on supercomputers
• InfoWorld looks at VMware VI3 3.5 & Microsoft Hyper-V
• Solving the SOA data conundrum
• Windows' built-in security capabilities offer endpoint alternative to NAP/NAC
• Analysts predict a better 2008 for Microsoft
• Simon Crosby of Citrix discusses Virtualization heading into 2008
• 4 ways to virtualize for SOA
• File virtualization combats unstructured data growth
• IBS goes live with Windows version of IBS Enterprise Financials
• Virtual appliances bring benefits and disruption to ISVs and their customers, says Yankee Group
• If you're surprised, you're not paying attention
• Samba team receives Microsoft protocol documentation
• Five great unsolved mysteries of SOA
• Reading Windows tea leaves
• Enterprise Unix roundup: The ghost of Unix future
• Isn't 'commercial open source' an oxymoron?
• Is commercial open source really open?
• Intel aims to boost SOA with XML solutions
• Open source Hyperic offers an alternative for VM management
• Linux defector says RHEL zero, Sun Solaris hero
• App support could be the party pooper that spoils the virtualization bash
• Microsoft Tafiti opens the source code door
• Are proprietary databases doomed?
• Storage in the cloud: Doppler shift or marketing gloss?
• Open source lags Linux in the enterprise, study says
• Bill Gates: The skills you need to succeed
• Google gets ready to rumble with Microsoft
• Analyst: Consolidation to continue in enterprise software space
• Virtualization's crusader
• CIFS code opened for Windows file sharing
• SAP backs SUSE
• Microsoft gets hyper about virtualization
• Microsoft scares VMWare
• VMware retorts to Microsoft Hyper-V advent
• Oracle VM a sign of the times
• Bank of America downgrades Red Hat
• Leicester City Council picks Microsoft and Novell for support
• Green technology revolution, Part 2: Easing the burden with virtualization
• How much open source software are businesses really using?
• Novell lands major Linux server contract with Office Depot
• Sun to discontinue developer tools in favor of NetBeans
• Interoperability is top open-source customer worry
• Open source claims seat at the corporate table in ‘08
• Virtualization missing link no more: SAP adds VMware support
• Open source and the corporate elephant
• Novell CEO Ron Hovsepian: 'There has to be a better way'
• The battle for the net-top heats up
• Red Hat: Jefferies downgrades; hurt by virtualization
• Analyst: Microsoft Oslo part of ‘tectonic shift’ to business design
• Open source software developers sue Verizon, claim FiOS violates GPL
• Microsoft virtualization podcast with: Eric Traut, Microsoft Distinguished Engineer
• Microsoft tight-lipped on Unix ownership question
• Hypervisor certification crossroads
• Ruby on Rails 2.0 released for Web apps
• Windows, Linux servers chip away at Unix
• The OS: Fat or thin?
• Windows into a parallel SOA universe
• Microsoft UC for the rest of us
• An example of a SOA strategy: “Government of Canada Service Oriented Architecture Strategy - Statement of Direction”
• IBM's WebSphere MQ supports Windows PowerShell
• Dethroning Ubuntu -- What would it take?
• Microsoft looks to make data access easier for developers
• Competition in virtualization technology heats up and moves to the management layer
• Managing hybrid environments
• Novell to release Silverlight clone for Linux
• Nortel delivers conferencing for Microsoft's LCS 2007
• Microsoft and industry partners gear up for biggest enterprise launch wave in the company's history
• Redux in the identity management market
• Say Hello to the IT Certification Council
• When application failure is not an option
• BigFix updates core systems management software
• Entrigue announces Technology Alliance Partnership with VMware
• Is desktop Linux mission impossible?
• Novell and Real Time Linux
• Federating identity for the Web
• Mashups, SAAS present security risks
• PDF approved as international standard
• Virtualization Center series: Microsoft’s vision – diversity of virtualization
• Sun releases virtualization management tool under GPLv3
• Opinion: The laws of open standards broken by interoperability
• Review: Stratus' fault-tolerant, RHEL juggernaut
• The convenient fiction of distributions
• SQL closes the distance
• IBM to turn datacentres into 'computing cloud'
• Linux embraces KVM virtualization
• End of the line for licensing
• Citrix' virtualization touted as solution to desktop TCO crisis
• SaaS goes to work at Motorola and The Humane Society
• Microsoft intros new developer portal
• Vista a year later: Why IT managers clung to the status quo
• Saturation point for enterprise open source?
• Thin, mean and green - a quick way to save corporate IT cash while cutting CO2
• Novell Suse Linux upgrade improves virtualization
• Nortel bets on Microsoft NAP
• Pure play open source Microsoft ISV details transformation from proprietary world
• Bleak outlook for information security, according to researchers
• Microsoft's WiX tools complete an open-source cycle
• Fujitsu partners with Citrix to drive down cost of reliable data center scaling
• Microsoft invests In IBM mainframe nemesis
• Open source's future: More Microsoft, bigger talent shortages
• It's the directory, stupid
• Virtual machines - the challenge of vision
• SAP: There are two paths you can go by
• Open source ERP grows up
• Open source data warehousing: Get ready for disruption
• Turbolinux joins Microsoft and other industry leaders in Interop Vendor Alliance
• Windows, Linux grow while Unix stays flat (but undefeated)
• In defense of the GPL
• Virtualization challenges licensing schemes
• Data center innovation: Is virtualization the latest hype or a key step forward in data center transformation?
• Torvalds on where Linux is headed In 2008
• Microsoft, unlike Oracle, embraces third-party virtualization platforms
• IT Planner: 5 steps to unified communications
• Sharepoint and why ODF, CDF, and other file formats may not matter much
• Open source is making a name for itself in systems management
• Sun looks beyond Samba
• Oracle joins virtual fray
• Microsoft offers SCVMM 2007 scripting guide
• Startup launches radical 'inside-out' SAN
• Microsoft’s 3rd party Server Virtualization Validation Program
• Sun advances file-sharing with Windows
• FSF releases license for network-distributed software
• Linux needs to try harder if it wants to catch Vista
• OGF spec makes grids interoperable
• Virtualization round-up: Latest trends, technologies, and news
• Cloud control
• In virtualization race, Microsoft unbundles in bid to catch up
• Dell simplifies data center infrastructure management
• Does Business Intelligence have an independent future?
• Microsoft opens up Customer Care Framework
• Virtualization drawbacks and how to manage them
• A virtual conversation (with Simon Crosby)
• Microsoft's Bill Hilf reveals Its open source strategy
• Fog lifts from virtualisation battle lines
• Accelerate virtualization adoption--Seven tips to smart growth
• Microsoft announces plan to simplify parallel-computing development
• Red Hat turns to Platform for Linux cluster charge
• Microsoft unveils Windows HPC Server 2008
• Virtualisation market needs choice
• Nortel readies SOA and communications push
• Microsoft sets up first Interoperability Lab in Bangalore
• Thin clients win big in Germany
• Linux, OS X desktops to get NAP support from Microsoft
• Is VMware a dead duck?
• Microsoft and Kyocera Mita enter broad patent cross-licensing agreement
• Linux developers could take a cue from Windows Home Server
• Five major trends will Force IT organizations to change the way they support workers
• Virtual Iron plans to join Microsoft's Server Virtualization Validation Program
• Dell's brings 'Orderability' to HPC
• Microsoft to release 8 versions of Windows Server 2008
• Moab Software makes Windows/Linux hybrid clustering possible
• Oracle takes on VMware, others, with its own hypervisor
• Hosting without borders
• Microsoft sends VS cross-platform
• The SaaS train leaving the station without Microsoft
• Microsoft, Novell turn attention to accessibility
• Lack of interoperability and liability hold back identity management IT
• OpenID: Another approach to identities
• Red Hat, Novell race to offer better Windows guest support, Windows Server 2008 virtualization support
• Microsoft-Novell: Has their deal made a difference?
• Red Hat, Sun deal reflects power shift driven by open source
• Solving real-world business problems with SOA
• 10 things you should know about SAAS
• Virtualisation - savings not without threats
• Red Hat releases RHEL 5.1 with greatly improved virtualization
• Microsoft and Novell extend alliance
• IBM lags behind rivals in Web content management
• Storage vendors rethink virtualization
• IBM pushes virtualization to move ahead with Unix
• Microsoft unveils enterprise search products
• Centrify to deliver seamless Active Directory integration for Citrix XenServer
• Red Hat signs on to Sun's open-source Java project
• Google’s Android approach threatens no less than the personal computer itself
• New approaches to storage consolidation
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• Virtualisation to haunt users, security experts in 2008
• Survey: Open source gaining traction in U.S. government
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• HP backs Red Hat in government biz bid
• Is Bigstring the next BIG THING on the web?
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• Microsoft services engine readied for SOA
• Software's future: Melding the Web and the desktop
• Microsoft unbundles Sharepoint Services from Server 2008
• Growing pains: Can Web 2.0 evolve into an enterprise technology?
• Interview: Microsoft's Ferguson talks about Oslo, SOA
• Analysts debate Active Directory’s role in Linux authentication
• Linux community questions x86 server numbers
• Microsoft sees the future of software In modeling
• ODF backer abandons file format in favor of W3C alternative
• Microsoft shows off future features of Project
• Virtual Iron “An alternative to the juggernaut called VMware”
• To virtualization and beyond
• The five tenets of SaaS integration
• Microsoft's 'Viridian' gets Open Spec Promise
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• Citrix puts XenSource to work for desktop virtualization
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• Microsoft open source may be good for open source
• Microsoft tackles 'new world of work' at summit
• A Microsoft eye toward interoperability
• Windows Server 2008 reviewed
• A more mature Microsoft accepts change in status
• How high is the patent bar now?
• Linux losing market share to Windows Server
• RSA 2007: Software firms to share security best practice
• XenSource: Xen hypervisor made for servers, not OS
• A Windows/Linux détente?
• Microsoft gives interoperability progress report
• Virtualization security guidelines
• Getting inventive with software patents
• Microsoft's growing support for dynamic languages
• Oracle flexes muscle for Xen, open source
• Citrix Partners with Microsoft on branch-in-a-box
• Virtualization: everybody's doing it, but few know how
• Turbolinux, Microsoft in patent cross-licensing deal
• Where does Linux go from here?
• Citrix details ambitious XenSource plans
• Fedora - not that one - provides platform for interoperability
• Linux will displace Unix when it comes to new apps
• Seven areas where Linux could get better
• Microsoft shaves down kernel for Windows 7
• Open source as competitive weapon proves to be bad investment
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• Debating the economics of Windows-to-Linux migration
• Atlassian, Microsoft make Web 2.0 connection
• BriefingsDirect SOA Insights analysts on virtualization trends and role of IT operations efficiency for SOA
• Virtual Iron offers “Once and Done” virtual server environment
• Are we witnessing the demise of the big "platform?"
• Plaintiff: open source not on trial in Linux suit
• VMware: new king of the data center?
• Nortel bulks up OCS 2007 support
• Beta solution accelerators for virtualization (Microsoft)
• Improving storage utilization
• Microsoft: The next AT&T?
• The real issue in the software patent fight
• A Novell SUSE Linux shop surprised by Xen's polish
• OSI approves Microsoft license submissions
• Which should I choose: clustering or virtual machine replication?
• First Linux patent lawsuit has been filed
• Giving Microsoft a voice...and you
• Novell says Microsoft’s patent covenant extends to GPLv3
• Microsoft launches interoperability lab in India
• Distributed computing: Windows and Linux
• Virtual appliances spawn new class of Linux distros
• Citrix recruits OEMs, VARs to fuel open source virtualization growth
• With data collection soaring, is it too late to stem the flow?
• Microsoft makes strides in government sector
• Another step towards open source: Bill Hilf becomes Microsoft’s GM of Server Strategy
• Will virtualization doom server sales?
• BMC to govern 'the connective tissue' of business services
• SOA: tough to manage, tougher to manage without
• Teradici and Ericom optimize PC-over-IP computing
• Novell virtualizes NetWare with Xen
• Collaboration market update - IBM and Microsoft in the news again
• A report on combining virtualization and business continuity
• High Performance Computing looks to the future
• Open source vs. Windows: security debate rages
• Sun's interesting virtualization initiative
• Advantages of hardware-level virtualization
• Does Euro Linux still have a pulse?
• Are thin clients the solution to all your security woes?
• SAP, Adobe, Microsoft: three monkeys take on SaaS
• Storage grows greener
• Microsoft gears up for OCS launch
• Microsoft Silverlight rivals Flash, AJAX
• Microsoft SoftGrid PM hints at future
• Novell-led Bandit project launches 'Control Your Identity' campaign
• KVM may be a game changer for server and desktop virtualization
• Microsoft joins online productivity battle with Office Live Workspaces
• Hitachi To virtualize Xeon blades
• 'Viridian' is huge draw for Windows Server 2008
• Virtualization outside the x86 box
• Parallel processing deemed 'next big thing'
• Virtualizing applications: The who and the how
• Can new server hardware make virtualization software obsolete?
• Novell's Linux business climbs since its deal with Microsoft
• Microsoft's Live Search gets a major overhaul
• eWEEK Labs tests Windows Server 2008 virtualization
• New ideas in thin computing - Part III
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• Data orchestration - the next big trend
• The art of managing complementors
• New ideas in thin computing - Part II
• Sun and Microsoft deal signals a nod to reality
• New ideas in thin computing - Part I
• Microsoft's virtualization endgame
• GPLv3 shunned, survey says
• Credit Suisse plans virtualization on a massive scale
• Coming soon: automatic Linux driver upgrades
• Microsoft passes OpenAjax Alliance interop tests
• SAAS doesn't pay, Oracle's Ellison says
• Virtual servers, real vulnerabilities
• From big iron to white boxes, Nationwide goes virtual
• Intel open-source project to make Linux greener
• Linux and its identity crisis
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• SAP christens its hosted ERP suite Business ByDesign
• Moving ERP data online is a challenge
• Cadence extends IP licensing with Microsoft
• On SOA, open standards, open source, and other nonsense
• Virtualization technology from SWsoft helps software maker save money, improve service
• Companies seek identity, access management strategies
• Open communications vs. closed communications?
• Microsoft's CIO, COO discuss consolidating the company's IT
• With hardware-based hypervisors, Hitachi says ‘ditch software like Xen, VMware’
• Microsoft-EU redux
• EU vs. Microsoft: The morning after
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• Cisco's Chambers adds collaboration to his name
• SCO blames Linux for bankruptcy filing
• Microsoft to integrate Windows Live tools into Visual Studio
• Will virtualization make the server OS redundant?
• Microsoft to study ruling before deciding on appeal
• Memory: the overlooked power issue
• VMware boss takes Intel, AMD to task
• Getting down to business with virtual machine lifecycle management
• Industry group releases server Management standards
• Sun christens its Xen-based virtualization xVM
• Sun and Microsoft expand interoperability alliance
• Novell boosts Linux virtualization with VMware support
• Microsoft’s virtualization hypervisor needs Red Hat support, too
• Linux is now easier to use, but not for everyone
• Customers turning to Microsoft to virtualize across desktops and datacenters
• Microsoft and Citrix extend virtualization alliance
• Cisco sharpens virtualization focus
• Microsoft, Novell tout Windows/Linux interoperability lab
• Microsoft Office has pull
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• AMD introduces the world’s most advanced x86 processor
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• New standard offers zero-configuration virtualisation
• The SOA gamble: one in three companies are disappointed, survey finds
• Government (UK) backsliding on open source promises
• Microsoft management app to support VMware, Xen
• Novell SecureLogin positioned in the leaders quadrant for enterprise single sign-on
• VMware marches onto the hardware
• VMware kicks off VMworld with embedded ESX Server 3i
• Patent reform Is good for Microsoft
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• Microsoft opening up on the Web
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• Malware writers eye virtual servers
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• Green emerges as key to branding
• Virtualization users get vendor-neutral security guide
• Virtual Iron announces new virtualization platform
• IBM and Novell push out new SLED
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• Technology rivals come together at last
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• Microsoft nearing complete dominance of the server market
• Linux adoption to slow, say CIOs
• Silverlight goes 1.0, adds Linux support
• ISO votes to reject Microsoft's Open XML as standard
• Virtualization security heats up
• INCITS confirms: U.S. to vote for Open XML in ISO
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• The incredible shrinking virtual machine
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• Free Software Foundation says Microsoft bound by GPLv3
• Microsoft Protocol Program extends interoperability for developers
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• Novell releases client for Windows Vista
• Germany says "yes" to Microsoft's Open XML document format
• Is it time to fork Xen?
• Informing decision-making for customers at the crossroads in their server-purchasing choices
• Microsoft axes controversial 'Get The Facts' site
• XenSource's Levine And Citrix's Wasson explain future virtualization moves
• Database standard could align configuration management information
• Has Google become evil in the eyes of open source?
• Q&A: Microsoft's virtualization chief assesses the competition, licensing and security
• Microsoft, Cisco team up
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