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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Rethink IT

• Hewlett-Packard's Utility Data Centre program will merge with Adaptive Enterprise Solutions
• IBM chief predicts IT spending upturn
• Super density DVDs by 2010 from Philips
• VoIP gets corporate approval as Cisco wins three major deals
• Gluecode releases first open source BPM engine
• HP discontinues Itanium workstations but says will keep servers
• Unisys updates mainframe range
• Patent lawsuits threaten WLan future
• CA buys security firm Netegrity
• PalmOne debuts latest Tungsten PDA
• IBM offers to help Peoplesoft, thumbs nose at Oracle
• Samsung promises 0.85-inch disk drive
• IBM announces WebSphere Application Server 6
• Red Hat wears the trousers in the Linux household
• Isn't it time to let Apple back into the IT fold?
• UK watchdog wants publicly owned BBC rival
• Qualcomm-TI feud near an end
• Bright beginnings and surprising demises
• Identify's 'black box' gets straight to the heart of the software problem
• Tide turns towards Coral Group in DRM wars
• Intel signs development pact with Symbian
• CA strengthens portfolio by acquiring security software provider Netegrity
• Users exhibit irrational behaviour over hardware and software costs
  by Barry Graham
• Microsoft ships Solomon ERP product
• Is 802.11a the future of enterprise wireless networking?
• Broadcom could bid for Agere
• Kodak and Sun close to patent damages compromise
• The race is on for spectrum control
• Consortium proposes standard authentication across networks