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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Rethink IT

• BEA confirms plan to join Eclipse group
• IP Multimedia Subsystem—the software our telephone calls have been waiting for
• All-IP telecoms networks give opportunities for all
• Trapeze and Aruba open up to third party access points
• Microsoft works on grid technology with partners
• Low expertise could doom BI projects
• Is Apple's Steve Jobs preparing a Longhorn in sheep's clothing?
  by Peter White
• Microsoft to offer entry level database
• CA simplifies mainframe output management
• Microsoft buys ERP tools
• Intel details multi-core plans
• IBM seeks more smaller deals
• IBM enhances Tivoli for mainframes
• IBM had 16% server share in 2004
• FCC waiver legalizes WiMedia Alliance UWB products
• Why Rethink IT must cover an increasing range of subjects
• Oracle and SAP fight over retail software house
• Alcatel buys UK metro Ethernet firm
• EMC combines storage and search
• Microsoft anti-piracy strategy under attack
• Hewlett Packard is facing the same problems without Carly as it did with her on board
• Informatica announces PowerCenter
• Microsoft readies 64-bit applications
• CA to release patents to open source
• SanDisk shows off with its Flash
• Microsoft targets set-top box software dominance with new deal with Alcatel for IPTV
• Average IT pay up slightly in US and Europe
• Vodafone to acquire units in Romania and Czech Republic
• IBM takes a breather to regroup but still confuses over pricing policies
• New Linux kernel will support InfiniBand
• 4G storage starts to take off
• RIM settles patent dispute at last
• Cisco to swallow Airespace brand within a year
• Open source backers call for Oasis boycott
• Intel uses Developer Forum to showcase its plans for the digital media market
• Big Blue aims at the Workplace