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Cisco speeds up mobile workers' application access
January 22, 2008 WAAS Mobile software client could overcome the increased WAN-load problems caused by server consolidation, Cisco has claimed.HP inks deal with Finnish energy firm
August 23, 2004 Eventually, the computing giant will support data center, servers and workstations for all of Fortum's operations worldwide.Gates demonstrates new search software
May 17, 2006 New server software aims to help workers find data stored on their company's computers.State agency warns of security breach
February 13, 2004 California's Employment Development Department alerts some workers that their personal information may have been accessed by an intruder, CNET News.com has learned.Sun lays off workers in factory shuffle
January 15, 2004 The server maker is closing a California factory and shifting its product manufacturing workload to a site in Oregon, in a move that calls for hundreds of job cuts.Microsoft delivers rights management tool
November 4, 2003 The software giant releases server software that allows workers to restrict access to documents created in Office and other applications.Adobe server software puts a lock on docs
February 17, 2004 The software maker announces a new server product for controlling access to PDF documents, mirroring security changes made by Microsoft in its latest version of Office.HP sinks utility project, lays off some workers
September 27, 2004 Firm to sell Utility Data Center package as separate software modules. UDC staff handed walking papers.Microsoft trying to find its voice
December 12, 2006 Software maker is ready with a test version of its server software for running business phone systems.Corio giving free services to WTC fund
April 17, 2002 Application hosting company Corio said Wednesday that it has agreed to provide the Twin Towers Fund with hosting services, including the use of its servers and computer networks, at no charge. The ...Microsoft to test instant-messaging server
May 4, 2004 The software giant is accepting candidates to beta test a new version of Live Communications Server, the company's enterprise messaging product.Microsoft offers Server collaboration tools
October 1, 2003 The software titan releases Windows SharePoint Services, a set of tools for building online collaboration sites based on Windows Server 2003.Stolen Boeing laptop held ID data on 382,000
December 14, 2006 Former Boeing employees, some retirees could be at risk of ID theft after a notebook goes missing.Microsoft's Office bucks for a promotion
February 4, 2005 Most corporate workers already spend their days using Office. The company's goal now is to get more servers to follow suit.Tech jobs to be replaced by new tech?
December 3, 2004 In the data center, project management is hot; administrative work is not, according to a Gartner vice president.Nortel upgrades communication technology
September 13, 2004 Networking provider upgrades a slew of products so large companies can better connect their workers.Does hyperthreading hurt server performance?
November 21, 2005 Some in the IT industry are complaining that Intel's chip technology causes server performance problems.Office 12: Is that your spreadsheet on my server?
October 24, 2005 Microsoft outlines key improvements in the next version of Office, including a server-based system for managing Excel spreadsheets.Office 12 to ease lines of communication
May 16, 2005 Microsoft is putting more emphasis on helping workers collaborate in the next version of the productivity software, an exec says.Microsoft to debut Web-based Communicator
June 21, 2005 Microsoft confirms it is building a 100 percent Web-based version of its next-generation enterprise messaging software.
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