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Articles in June 2003 issue of M2 Presswire

• Ventelo earns top scores in BTG 2003 survey of corporate users; Quality of connection and accurate invoicing put Ventelo ahead; Ventelo's new CEO Graham Pollard delighted with the results.
• Delta Air Lines launches industry-leading airport changes to improve the travel experience for customers in Tampa; New technology, employee roles speed customers through check-in.
• Wind Telecomunicazioni, leading Italian telecommunications provider, completes deployment of Amdocs ClarifyCRM; Amdocs Clarify CRM helps Wind improve customer care and reduce costs.
• Professor Emeritus and Eminent Service Awards announced.
• Father of Java, James Gosling, celebrates "innovation everywhere" with Java technology; JavaOne attendees introduced to future of Java technology.
• IN-FUSIO announces MIDP 2.0 'ExEn Java Extensions' mobile game engine and ExEn product family; Turning MIDP 2.0 into mobile gaming reality and commercial success, advanced features for ExEn.
• Yale professor receives Blue Planet Prize; Second in a row for Yale's environment school.
• USAID names new Mission Director for Romania.
• Blitz looking to Venation V-WEB for consistent near real time access to the web.
• Focus on Freight 2003 edition.
• RAF to get world's most advanced bomb.
• StockPickReport.Com announces Stock Evaluation Ratings for Eagle Wireless Internatl, Aquila, Citrix Systems, Paychex, Georgia-pacific Corp.
• Bombardier finalizes contract for the supply of a $729-million rapid transit system in Taiwan.
• New incentive for UK firms to develop life saving drugs for the developing world.
• Intel researchers move advanced triple-gate transistor design one step closer to production; Researchers also develop digital CMOS radio components for wireless communications.
• Alliance agreed between Networks for Business and Horsepower Media for new 'LinuxUser & Developer Expo - The Linux Zone'.
• Don't let PC problems let your organization to come to a screeching halt!; Award-winning System Mechanic Mobile Toolkit lets consultants, technicians, VARS, and MIS/IT managers keep computers running clean and error-free with minimal effort.
• COMMENT/RESEARCH: NTA Monitor says `open relay` spam is a minimal problem.
• Office of the Spokesman - Secretary Powell trip to Cambodia, Bangladesh and Jordan.
• Customers to enjoy frequent flyer program and lounge benefits beginning June 18 as Continental, Delta, Northwest Start Alliance.
• Meeting of States Parties to Law of Sea Convention adopts 2004 budget for tribunal; Reduces ceiling assessment rate -- Lengthy discussion held on responsibilities of meeting of States Parties.
• Radio Authority publishes Restricted Service Licences Annual Report for 2002.
• Channel 4 uses tenten digital`s 'always on' interactive service.
• Computer companies warned over unfair contracts and sales methods.
• BASF IT Services at SAPPHIRE '03; Company presents logisitics expertise to trade audience.
• Foreign Minister continues high-level contacts in US state capital.
• World Bank approves $404 million for Brazil's fiscal responsibility and tax reform program.
• New neural network trading signal for Bank One.
• Don't let PC problems let your organization to come to a screeching halt! Award-winning System Mechanic Mobile Toolkit lets consultants, technicians, VARS, and MIS/IT managers keep computers running clean and error-free with minimal effort.
• DOT grants applications for air service to Iraq.
• EDS announces three air transportation industry contracts in Europe; Five new departure control contracts in 2003.
• Minister in class act to experience workforce remodelling.
• New CEO at bolero.net.
• Central Command offers existing RAV Antivirus customers a twenty five percent discount to upgrade to Vexira Antivirus solutions; Microsoft Corp. pending acquisition of RAV Antivirus technology raises concerns from existing RAV Antivirus customers, especia
• Concluding current session, meeting of States Parties to Law of Sea Convention approves Credentials Committee report.
• DoD News Briefing.
• Secretary-General calls for ratification by all states of Convention against Torture, Optional Protocol, in message for International Day.
• Lexmark extends SMB range with launch of X6190pro.
• More people wearing cycle helmets.
• Symantec expert to speak at Federal Information Superiority Conference.
• StockPickReport.Com announces Stock Evaluation Ratings for 3Com , Maxtor Corporation, Baker Hughes Inc, Interpublic, Unitedhealth Group.
• Lucent business partners sign agreements with Otelco, Progressive Rural and Warwick Valley Telecom to install next-generation Sonet portfolio; Lucent Technologies targets independent telecommunications companies through channel partners.
• SAP chosen by Novartis as a major building block for the implementation of its global IT strategy; SAP for Pharmaceuticals to be used by leading global pharmaceuticals company to reduce total cost of ownership by streamlining industry-specific processes a
• Nortel Networks to offer IVR platform for medium-sized enterprises, small service providers; MPS 500 designed to help contact centers improve performance, decrease operating costs.
• BTC chooses Nortel Networks as exclusive provider for GSM/GPRS network; New wireless data network to provide advanced mobile services in the Bahamas.
• Save the Children demands end to 'resource curse' on world's poorest children.
• U.S. Transportation Secretary Mineta announces $693 million for states in highway discretionary funds.
• U.S. Merchant Mariners awarded medals for supporting sealift operations during operations Enduring and Iraqi freedom.
• Development Bank of the Philippines upgrades to carrier-grade Nortel Networks PBX; New platform supports advanced voice technologies, business-critical applications.
• Special awards for Special Constables.
• Delivering inclusive environments.
• Government action to help parents access affordable and good quality childcare -- Smith and Ashton.
• Lucent Technologies to provide SFERIA of Poland with CDMA2000 equipment and services to enhance voice and data offerings.
• Actuate 7 provides business users with seamless access to SAP solution data; Business users query, analyse and view reports containing SAP data without requiring training.
• CSR fuels BMW`s new in-car Bluetooth systems.
• Point of Sale applications benefiting from Brainboxes serial to Bluetooth converter.
• Minister urges public authorities to prepare for implementation of Freedom of Information Act.
• Gems from a storyteller; Tales made for kindergarten kids.
• Vodafone Hungary selects Amdocs Enabler and other Amdocs products to support end-to-end billing; Amdocs continues momentum within the Vodafone Group of companies, selected by Vodafone Hungary to support its dramatic 50% growth over the last 6 months.
• The African struggle is a global effort; New fiction book tells story of solider-turned-mercenary in Africa, role of world in African conflicts.
• Conquer your fear, transform your life; Inspirational book offers the path to a satisfying life.
• HSE agrees move to reduce Sellafield discharges.
• 'Global Virtual University' offers prospect of constructive international cooperation for sustainable development, says Secretary-General.
• First nasal mist flu vaccine approved.
• Expert recipes to bolster security; O'Reilly releases "Linux Security Cookbook".
• Technophobia-buster, 20, sells GBP1million worth of boss-friendly office software to company chiefs.
• Chronos Technology to offer free wireless Internet access at Networks for Business.
• Schlumberger ranks with world`s fastest-growing IT outsourcing companies; SchlumbergerSema maintains strong position among leading IT outsource firms for energy, public sector, telecommunications and finance sectors.
• Systems Union appoints Lindsay Gasser as principal business analyst.
• Gartner says semiconductor IP companies trying to find the business model to succeed; 2002 results show revenue continued to grow in emerging semiconductor IP industry.
• Delta offers $178 fare for new service between Atlanta and Appleton, Wis.
• Cybit revenues for 2002/2003 financial year grow over 800 per cent to more than GBP5 million; Cybit now one of the UK's fastest-growing telematics services providers; More than 400 customers now operate some 6,000 vehicles with Cybit telematics technology
• Hughes Network Systems supplies DIRECWAY broadband satellite network to TM SAT in Russia; TM SAT will offer DIRECWAY high-speed Internet access and IP-based business applications throughout Russia.
• StockPickReport.Com announces Stock Evaluation Ratings for Wachovia Corp, Acclaim Entertainment, WORLD WIRELESS COMM, Sonus Networks Inc, Sohu.Com Inc.
• New defense weapon released to protect against internal and external security attacks; Meet security risks head-on with new security awareness and management training programs by Software By Bay; Prevent employees from being the weakest link in corporate
• World Bank appoints new Vice President for South Asia Region.
• NASCAR sponsors support ESGR anniversary.
• PalmSource and Novell to market mobile messaging, handheld management tools to Palm OS and GroupWise customers; PalmSource to offer GroupWise client 'Nexic Synchronis' to Palm OS licensees - Novell Nterprise, Palm OS platform recognized as preferred mobil
• IMF completes fifth review of Pakistan's PRGF-supported program, approves US$123 million disbursement.
• Guildsoft Ltd co-founds Avanquest Global Software Publishing to offer software developers fast track to global markets; International network of value-added publishers improves quality, speed and ease of access to worldwide markets.