PSLink 3.0 SE comprises a detailed, rule-based integration between Microsoft Project and SAP. It fulfills the prerequisites of common project management tasks, says its developer, such as deadline and resource planning and SAP-related tasks like the initial cost planning carried out in...

'Compliance and security are the new Software Quality drivers,' said Dr Adam Kolawa, cofounder and CEO of Parasoft Corporation, talking live on SYS-CON.TV to Sean Rhody, editor-in-chief of Web Services Journal and Yakov Fain, Enterprise Editor of JDJ.

Even users who have already installed Microsoft's Service Pack 2 cannot rest easy, as Microsoft yesterday released five security bulletins to fix 'critical' vulnerabilities - i.e., flaws that could allow an attacker to take complete control of your computer system - and three other pat...

From local business listings to interactive street maps, users can now access Google Local information via a mobile web browser and driving directions using Google SMS.

Yakov Fain reaches Lesson 11 in his popular 'Java basics' series. This time he deals with how and why Java programmers working on large projects that have lots of classes usually organize them in different packages; and explores the new element introduced in Java 5.0 called static impo...

It being the tradition in the microprocessor business that the first one out is supposed to dominate the market, AMD is reportedly going to use Opteron's second-anniversary party in New York on April 21 to launch its dual-core Opteron chip, thereby beating out Intel which isn't suppose...

When in October of last year I asked the rhetorical question 'Is Mergermania Back?' (JDJ, Vol. 9, issue 10), there wasn't much doubt that it already was, but it took until last month to truly demonstrate just to what extent. It's not just back; in March we saw it's back with a vengeanc...

Available for free, and offering state of the art security functionality, including Firefox HTML rendering, Bayesian spam filtering, image blocking, and virus protection, the Thunderbird e-mail client 'stacks up well against MS Outlook in terms of functionality,' says a report, but isn...

If you type 'Where is Brazzaville?' into your Google search box, the first entry it will return is an answer: 'Location: Republic of the Congo' - followed, of course, by a hyperlink verifying that answer. AskJeeves.com had better look to its laurels, 'Google Q&A' has now emerged to one...

The harddrive industry is approaching a major crossroads as 'perpendicular recording' technology is slowly realized.

An integrated hardware/software search appliance called 'Google Mini' has just been launched by Google. It comes with one year of support, software updates and hardware replacement coverage, and indexes all content within a company's intranet or public website.

Google is giving people the ability to upload video files and send them across the Internet.

Leading Java browser component provider JadeLiquid Software today announced that Groxis, Inc. will utilize its WebRenderer Java browser component within its Grokker Web search application.

The recent consolidation of the Content Delivery Network space signals increased opportunity and VitalStream continues to expand by opening an additional sales office in New York to better serve East Coast customers and a new data center in Amsterdam to offer more advanced streaming se...

Intel's launch partner Velocity Micro will ship systems running at up to 4.0GHz.

News of the upcoming release result of press release mistakenly posted on Adobe's site.

Olliance to offer strategic open source consulting to SugarCRM customers

New ISV Partner Program will go into effect on April 18, 2005.

Google has introduced a number of security measures designed to make users' e-mail experiences as good as possible.

Microsoft has released Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1, which includes a number of new security features.

Now owned by a French company, Atari continues to develop games. A new strategy game based on Dungeons and Dragons, called Dragonshard, will be released by Atari soon, long after the last 'Atari Democrat' has left the U.S. Congress. Its newest release will feature technology from Silic...

The on again, off again dalliance between MCI and its hopeful suitor, Qwest, has been 're-engaged,' despite MCI's decision to be acquired by Qwest rival, Verizon.

The new chair of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is focusing much of his energies on a new Internet standard to replace today's IPv4.

Samsung is launching in Korea a new service that lets users access personal media from remote locations using mobile devices.

With the addition of Cisco to its storage virtualiztion customer base, IBM's leading position in this sector grows even more.

Enpocket's Mobile Media Monitor reveals mobile phone ownership in US is now greater than home internet penetration.

Microsoft was joined by the Federal Trade Commission and the National Consumers League when it filed a record number of lawsuits against phishing scammers and operators in Washington State.

HP board selects Mark Hurd to run the company, stating that they were impressed with the work he did while CEO of NCR.

The new CEO of HP, succeeding Carly Fiorina and replacing current interim CEO, HP's chief financial officer Robert Wayman, is going to be Mark Hurd. Chosen for 'his execution skills and his ability to lead a complex organization,' Hurd had been CEO of NCR since 2003.

FyberSearch upgrades relevancy, user friendliness and adds more advanced features.

SourceLabs is advancing the use of dependable open source systems and will soon introduce a version of the AMP stack certified for Microsoft Windows.

IBM's Blue Gene supercomputer has been made to operate twice its current speed. The model the new computer replaces is already the world's fastest.

A group of investors has purchased SunGard for $11.3 billion, making this the largest leveraged buyout in 15 years.

Intermec files suit, claims Symbol infringed on six patents.

Intel has put its first 64-bit chips on its price lists. This is Intel's first entry in the 64-bit market.

SCO, in the news following the apparent suicide of board member Val Noorda Kreidel, daughter of Ray Noorda, the founder of SCO's parent company Canopy, issued an official statement discussing its recent talks with NASDAQ regulators over SCO's failure to file mandatory financial forms.

According to a new report, 90 percent of members and nearly 60 percent of non-members have reported their satisfaction with the Java Community Process (JCP) program. Thanks to the new program, version 2.6. launched March 2004, the community is experiencing a major culture shift in ter...

GT Technologies has released a news feeder that is designed to be incredibly easy to use. Rather than displaying items as unformatted HTML or simple headlines, GT's AggRead layout can be formatted in various user-friendly ways.

Opening its annual BrainShare user conference, Novell CEO Jack Messman took the opportunity to remind the technology world that Novell has 'a truly global ecosystem, unmatched by other Linux vendors' - with offices in 43 countries and over 5,000 technology, services and training partne...

BEA and Acucorp agreement is designed to extend legacy applications using a combination of SOA and WebLogic.