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  WS-I issues use cases for Web services [December 10, 2003]
The Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) on Wednesday plans to release its WS-I Sample Application 1.0 documents, providing use cases for interoperable Web services.
 
 
  Oracle launches HR-XML product [December 08, 2003]
Human Resources recruiters will receive welcome news this week when Oracle announces that its Human Resources Management System will use the HR-XML standard for data exchange.
 
 
  OASIS elects IBM, Nokia, Oracle staff to board [December 08, 2003]
 Representatives from Nokia Corp., Oracle Corp. and IBM Corp. have joined the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards' (OASIS) board of directors, the organization announced Monday.
 
 
  Update: OASIS approves service-provisioning standard [November 19, 2003]
OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) on Wednesday announced ratification of Service Provisioning Markup Language (SPML) 1.0, which provides an XML-based framework for allocating system resources within and between organizations.
 
 
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Application development  
  IBM to put data administration in business managers' hands [December 16, 2003]
Business managers will be able to take a more hands-on approach to working with their enterprise databases through a tool being developed by IBM researchers.
 
 
  IBM, Principle cut ribbon on training center [December 16, 2003]
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. -- IBM Corp. and Principle Software opened their newest technology center Tuesday for customers and partners to evaluate and test IBM's software programs, the companies said at a press conference.
 
 
  Microsoft shakes up Platforms Group [December 15, 2003]
Attempting to improve development efficiencies of its Windows core technologies, most notably its upcoming Longhorn release and Trustworthy Computing Initiative, Microsoft on Monday realigned its Platforms Group to be headed by Brian Valentine, the senior vice president in charge of the Windows division.
 
 
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Networking  
  Government enterprise: Peering into your network [December 12, 2003]
A network without adequate security is a liability. From the ever-present threat of worms and viruses that can compromise network hosts to the potential for data leaks, the risk is far greater than the savings in resources and workhours saved by not protecting the network.
 
 
  The path to pervasive computing [December 12, 2003]
InfoWorld is one of the few IT publications that has taken up convergence, pervasive computing, and embedded technology as topics worthy of mainstream coverage. The concepts themselves are easy enough to get behind: We want each device to do as much for us as possible, to be cheap enough to put in everyone’s hands, and to be small enough to become an unobtrusive part of everyday life. What relegates these technologies to the fringe, or at least to the boundary between the serious and the frivolous, is that the best current place to study this new technology category is in consumer electronics. Don’t let that put you off. You’re about to witness the arrival of the next epoch. Do you remember the last one?
 
 
  IBM, Akamai boost J2EE app development [December 11, 2003]
IBM Corp. and Akamai Technologies Inc. have developed software that makes it easier for users of Akamai's computing platform to deploy Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Web applications that are written using IBM's WebSphere software.
 
 
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Security  
  Cisco warns of holes in PIX firewalls [December 16, 2003]
Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. is warning customers about security holes in its PIX firewall product and firewall software that runs on the Catalyst 6500 Series and 7600 Series switches.
 
 
  Win 98's demise leaves questions about security [December 16, 2003]
Days after software giant Microsoft Corp. announced that it will stop distributing the Windows 98 operating system, and weeks ahead of the scheduled end of support, industry experts warn that the OS (operating system), though long in the tooth, is still widely used within organizations.
 
 
  MailMarshal puts spam in a headlock [December 12, 2003]
NetIQ’s MailMarshal fulfills the same need as the products in my recent spam-product roundup, but this anti-spam gateway will best satisfy Windows-centric organizations.
 
 
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Storage  
  Toshiba prepares coin-size hard-disk drive [December 16, 2003]
Toshiba Corp. plans to begin sample production next year of a coin-size hard-disk drive that can hold up to 3G bytes of data, the company said Tuesday.
 
 
  Check Point to acquire Zone Labs [December 15, 2003]
On a day when EMC and BMC Software announced their own intended acquisitions, Check Point Software Technologies also got in the game with the $205 million acquisition of Zone Labs.
 
 
  Enterprise storage and government mandates [November 21, 2003]
Charles Bennett was in a storage predicament. By Securities Exchange Commission mandate, all business records at the full-service brokerage Hornor, Townsend & Kent, where he is director of compliance, needed to be stored on nonerasable, nonrewritable storage media. His dilemma was how to meet the requirements and do so quickly.
 
 
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Wireless  
  T-Mobile, iPass team to offer Wi-Fi roaming [December 16, 2003]
Wireless network provider T-Mobile USA Inc. has signed an agreement allowing corporate users of virtual network operator iPass Inc. to access its public Wi-Fi network in the U.S.
 
 
  Update: Zander to head Motorola [December 16, 2003]
Ed Zander, former president of Sun Microsystems Inc., is returning to the corporate IT world as chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Motorola Inc.
 
 
  The path to pervasive computing [December 12, 2003]
InfoWorld is one of the few IT publications that has taken up convergence, pervasive computing, and embedded technology as topics worthy of mainstream coverage. The concepts themselves are easy enough to get behind: We want each device to do as much for us as possible, to be cheap enough to put in everyone’s hands, and to be small enough to become an unobtrusive part of everyday life. What relegates these technologies to the fringe, or at least to the boundary between the serious and the frivolous, is that the best current place to study this new technology category is in consumer electronics. Don’t let that put you off. You’re about to witness the arrival of the next epoch. Do you remember the last one?
 
 
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