Enterprise Applications

The integration of the Real 10 Digital Platform and IBM's WebSphere, will enable media companies, network operators, and other businesses to create, protect, and deliver on demand digital audio and video services.

Microsoft will begin dropping the .NET term from products, opting for a more "consistent" branding strategy.

Security provider Network Associates has added an anti-spam product to its anti-virus offerings, through the acquisition of privately held Deersoft.

The humble librarian risks budget cuts and redundancy, unless they embrace the Internet and overcome the spinster image, warns an information management expert.

The local technology market is in for a rocky ride and more uncertainty if conflicting reports about IT spending in 2003 are to be heeded.

David Thompson has joined AXS-One has its new Vice President for the Asia Pacific region, leaving imaging and document management providers IXOS.

New Zealand's document management specialists Datamail has agreed to become the New Zealand reseller for Web based self service systems from RightNow Technologies.

It's been a bumper week for troubled service heavyweight EDS, extending multi-million dollar contracts, signing up Bank of America for US$4.5 billion whilst lowering its fourth quarter expectations.

Novell and EMC Corporation have bundled their strengths to offer a joint security and storage solution to help customers secure information stored on their corporate PCs and laptops.

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