Rethink IT

View more issues:

Articles in June, 2004 issue of Rethink IT

• BT and HP sign major services partnership
• Microsoft pulls out of Wi-Fi kit market
• Veritas recruits IBMer to head up four-way consulting business
• Microsoft still tweaking security features
• Cisco wakes from hibernation
• OTC: getting it right from the start
• PeopleSoft targets smaller customers
• Enterprise service buses: disruptive technology or ready to come of age?
• Al Gore moves from information superhighway to TV
• Vendors' disruptiveness shows recession is ending
• The big four square up to Microsoft's Office supremacy and challenge with desktop Linux
• IBM signs deal with Danish portal company
• Siebel founder to step down
• Oracle lowers bid for Peoplesoft
• PalmOne plans to make its mark in the smartphone arena with Treo
• IBM raises stakes in low end databases
• HP announces doubled-up Madison devices to leapfrog IBM eight-ways
• IBM puts all its OSs in one box as Power5 emerges in next AS/400
• Oracle boosts integration software
• Mercury eyes a place at the top table with brave merger plans
  by Peter White
• Rethink top 50
• Microsoft says Longhorn will come, but not yet
• Australia, Canada and parts of Latin America show the way for new services in broadband wireless
• Investor uncertainty highlights unequal treatment within the tech sector