Rethink IT

View more issues:

Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Rethink IT

• The US, UK and India lead the way to a flexible compromise on spectrum usage
• GPL open source license to get first update in 13 years
• Software licensing needs to be restructured to meet today's virtualized computing needs
• Microsoft set to seize control of IP TV software
• JJ Fast Food forsakes Opera for Axapta suite
• IBM has plans for Tivoli
• IBM to sell PC business to Lenovo
• Ex-IBMer is CA's new chief
• Digital terrestrial TV to reach 110m Europeans in 2010
• Will IBM PC sell-off mean chips with everything?
• Will the low US dollar help IBM in its quest to hit the $1bn revenue figure in 2004?
• Citrix to acquire VPN maker Net6
• Internet spending: less dating, more leisure
• AT&T to extend managed network offerings
• NetApp gains market momentum
• New Microsoft security problem
• Cisco acquires router startup
• Outdated applications cost businesses billions
• Wi-Fi market suffers from too many players
• Truce is called in the WiBro war as Intel and LG agree to collaborate over the mobile standard 802.16e
• IBM wins massive aerospace deal from Honeywell
• Apple may launch Flash version of iPod
• New Year dawns with major companies in a state of flux
• iPod drives old-style IPO fervor
• Oracle buys PeopleSoft at last
• Sun submits new open source license
• RIM tries to put its problems behind it and push on to success
  by Caroline Gabriel
• QLogic and McData ally on blades
• Sybase prepares PowerDesigner 11.0
• Verizon scores as telcos seek to crush municipal networks
• HP to use Blu-Ray in many product lines
• Cisco revamps Ethernet switches
• Oracle details content manager
• Smartphone era begins in 2005, says Gartner
• Microsoft excluded from NTT DoCoMo's plans