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| Microsoft Promises Six Updates for Final Patch Tuesday of 2009 Next week is the final Patch Tuesday for 2009. Here is a quick look at the six security bulletins expected from Microsoft. feeds.pcworld.com |
Verizon ETF Policies Validate Why We Need the FCC Verizon defended the doubling of its early termination fees (ETF) in a response to the FCC, but the response just reinforces why the FCC needs to be involved. feeds.pcworld.com |
MicroNet Releases New MaxNAS 4R and 8R NAS Devices MicroNet on Monday has released two new rackmount network-attached storage (NAS) devices targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses and enterprise networks. feeds.pcworld.com |
Google Apologizes to Chinese Authors for Book Scanning Google has apologized to a Chinese authors' group over its scanning of books by local writers into the Google Books service. feeds.pcworld.com |
Progress Tilts BPM Market Towards Microsoft Dennis Byron submits: On the heels of IBM's acquisition of Lombardi in December, Progress (PRGS) has taken both Savvion and the whole BPM buzzword out of play. It's pretty hard to have that business process management (BPM) pureplay vs. stack supplier discussion when the number of pureplays has dwindled down to a precious few. I have never considered Pegaystems (PEGA), Global 360, Metastorm, Handysoft, or Intalio pureplay BPM suppliers anyway. All had come to BPM from other value propositions and will just as easily move on when BPM runs its course. So the only games in town, if there were a way to bet on them, are very close Microsoft (MSFT) partner Ultimus, close Microsoft partner Appian and sort-of agnostic Cordys.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |