Sun offers new pricing model for enterprises

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Sun tries new pricing model

Sun tries new pricing model 06/01/2004 06:40 PM

"fixed the pricing model"

"fixed the pricing model" 05/16/2004 02:58 PM

Sun to expand unusual pricing model

Sun to expand unusual pricing model 06/01/2004 10:30 AM

Trustix Unveils New Pricing Model

Trustix Unveils New Pricing Model 05/19/2004 11:48 PM
theWHIR May 20 2004 4:10AM GMT

Microsoft's monopoly pricing model may
be cracking

Microsoft's monopoly pricing model may
be cracking 03/06/2004 02:01 AM
The combination of continuing security breaches and competition from open source alternatives appears to be putting enormous pressure on Microsoft's monopoly-like, take-it-or-leave-it corporate pricing. Consider the following report from ITBusiness.ca about a speech Steve Ballmer gave in Toronto yesterday: "When...

Sun's Schwartz to expand unusual pricing
model

Sun's Schwartz to expand unusual pricing
model 06/01/2004 07:19 AM
ZDNet Jun 1 2004 11:45AM GMT

Google offers smart pricing for AdWords

Google offers smart pricing for AdWords 04/21/2004 04:56 AM
Mad.co.uk Apr 21 2004 9:42AM GMT

Bare Bones offers TextWrangler academic
pricing

Bare Bones offers TextWrangler academic
pricing 08/23/2004 12:38 PM
Bare Bones Software today announced new academic pricing for TextWrangler, its text editor for writing and coding...

E-Gov Website Offers Comparison Pricing
for Common Medications

E-Gov Website Offers Comparison Pricing
for Common Medications 04/27/2004 06:42 PM
BeSpacific Apr 27 2004 10:42PM GMT

New iPod offers 12 hour battery, lower
pricing, more

New iPod offers 12 hour battery, lower
pricing, more 07/18/2004 12:24 PM
Hot on the heels of its leaked cover photo of the new iPod, Newsweek has posted an article detailing the new features of the fourth generation (4G) iPod...

Sony's Connect Music Service Offers Fair
Pricing, Little Else

Sony's Connect Music Service Offers Fair
Pricing, Little Else 05/09/2004 06:39 PM
Just compare Apple's iTunes with Sony's Connect: One of these stores has a future, and one of them does not. And the difference comes down to nothing more complex than each company's willingness to learn from experience and listen to customers. By Rob Pegoraro, Washington Post (via MyAppleMenu)

Blacksmith offers special Macworld Expo
Chartsmith pricing

Blacksmith offers special Macworld Expo
Chartsmith pricing 01/05/2004 01:12 AM
Visitors to the Blacksmith booth at Macworld Expo can receive a discount coupon to purchase Chartsmith, its popular charting and graphing application, for US$99...

Alcea Now Offers 3 Month Pricing Plan on
Bug Tracking Software

Alcea Now Offers 3 Month Pricing Plan on
Bug Tracking Software 07/12/2004 02:21 AM
Alcea Technologies Inc. announced new pricing for it’s defect tracking (Alcea Fast Bug Track) software package. This new pricing option allows customers to keep software purchases under $500 / month. [PRWEB Jul 12, 2004]

Thursby offers DoubleTalk users special
DAVE pricing

Thursby offers DoubleTalk users special
DAVE pricing 03/20/2003 09:37 AM
Thursby Software today announced that they are offering users of DoubleTalk a US$99 upgrade to DAVE, the company's cross-platform file and print sharing application...

Sony's Connect Music Service Offers Fair
Pricing, Little Else
(washingtonpost.com)

Sony's Connect Music Service Offers Fair
Pricing, Little Else
(washingtonpost.com) 05/08/2004 11:05 PM
washingtonpost.com - If anybody can get Internet music downloads right, it should be Sony Corp. The company has years of experience selling records, consumer electronics and personal computers -- and it's had plenty of time to study earlier digital-music ventures.

INET Pricing Announces Enterprise Voice
over IP Services Nationwide and Offers
30 Day Trial

INET Pricing Announces Enterprise Voice
over IP Services Nationwide and Offers
30 Day Trial 07/28/2004 02:21 AM
INET Pricing, runs an Internet site for quoting business and residential data and voice services, announced today they have rolled out a nationwide Voice over IP product for business customers which includes a free trial. [PRWEB Jul 28, 2004]

iPod Minis Delays; Apple Offers Free
Upgrade To 15GB Model

iPod Minis Delays; Apple Offers Free
Upgrade To 15GB Model 04/13/2004 10:01 AM

Interland Offers Wholesale Pricing to
Resellers; Web Developers, Designers and
Resellers Using In

Interland Offers Wholesale Pricing to
Resellers; Web Developers, Designers and
Resellers Using In 08/09/2004 09:51 PM
W3Reports Aug 10 2004 1:10AM GMT

World’s First Service Based Computing
Model is Launched - SBC Revolutionizes
Service Delivery, End-user Device
Management, and Offers Simplicity for
Everyone

World’s First Service Based Computing
Model is Launched - SBC Revolutionizes
Service Delivery, End-user Device
Management, and Offers Simplicity for
Everyone 06/05/2005 11:18 PM
With ever increasing IT costs Boards are demanding a greater return on technology investment. SBC eliminates the PC with a simple end-device. SBC does not require end-user repair or maintenance; it is scalable, flexible and centralizes control and administration to enable audit and automation; it reduces bandwidth and risk – as simple as a telephone. [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

Town of Bourton's miniature model has a
miniature model of the model (and so on)

Town of Bourton's miniature model has a
miniature model of the model (and so on) 12/23/2003 11:30 PM
Mark Bourne says: So my wife Elizabeth and I are googling up possibilities for our long trip to England next year. Checking out London sites and so on. An acquaintance suggested staying for a few days in the Cotswolds, a scenic Middle Earthy region west of London. That's how we found a page about the town of Bourton.

You just gotta love this text, which blends Ye Olde Scepter'd Isle with sci-fi gee-wizardry:

You will probably have noticed that when you take a branch from certain trees (some conifers for example), the branch looks like a miniature version of the tree, and when you break a piece off the branch, that looks like a tree too. Mathematicians call this property self-similarity.

Bourton has a wonderful example of self-similarity: it contains a 1/10 scale model of itself. Because the 1/10 scale model is a complete model of the town, it must contain a model of itself, and it does, a 1/100th. scale model of Bourton, and because the 1/100th. scale model is also a complete model of Bourton, it must also contain a 1/1000th. scale model of the scale model of the scale model of Bourton.

And it does. It is only a matter of time before a team of nano-technicians turn up in the town to etch a sub-micron scale model of Bourton on a silicon wafer, complete with mill, waterwheel, and a highly imaginative interpretation of the River Windrush as a stream of electrons.

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Adwords Closes down CPM Model in Favor
of CPC Model

Adwords Closes down CPM Model in Favor
of CPC Model 09/10/2002 09:44 AM
"It's now PPC or nothing, $50 credit offered to those who swap."

RSS for enterprises

RSS for enterprises 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Phil Wainewright has a very thorough and thoughtful piece on Loosely Coupled. Phil looks at Webmethods' recent acquisitions within the...

Enterprises Still Pay More

Enterprises Still Pay More 02/01/2005 09:13 PM
With consumer 802.11g costing below $70 for good gear, enterprise APs still run you more than $400 with discounts: There is, of course, a price premium you pay for devices that handle VLAN switching, multiple broadcast SSIDs, and other enterprise-related features. But the difference between the underlying silicon is pretty small (or non-existent) these days. You're paying a large differential for brand, service, support, integration, firmware, and the firmware's hooks for management. And switch AP cost even more but provide more flexibility, which should lessen server-room and management costs....

802.1X in the Spotlight at Enterprises

802.1X in the Spotlight at Enterprises 03/14/2005 05:46 PM
The 802.1X protocol for authenticating users and restricting access is starting to hit the big time: This long feature, which I wrote for Mobile Pipeline, walks through how the 802.1X specification works, how it can be secured, and what benefits it is bringing to businesses and academic institutions that want to segregate traffic, control access, and provide a high level of security to their wireless links. After talking to vendors and customers, it's clear that all the pieces needed to make 802.1X a consistently deployed, secure, successful method of authentication are in place. Even better, 802.1X can secure wired and wireless networks with equal ease, preventing rogue access points, unauthorized Ethernet users, and even sticking virus-infected legitimate users on special VLANs to solve their problems before they hit the LAN....

Enterprises on the alert

Enterprises on the alert 06/08/2004 11:22 PM
Computerworld Singapore Jun 9 2004 3:47AM GMT

Enterprises Go Outside for Security Help

Enterprises Go Outside for Security Help 08/30/2004 08:07 AM

Marvel Enterprises

Marvel Enterprises 02/10/2004 02:51 PM
Anticipating Marvel's earnings.

Enterprises Slow to Dump IE

Enterprises Slow to Dump IE 07/06/2004 09:49 PM
While corporate users may be worried about security holes, they often rely on internal applications and Web sites that only work within Microsoft's dominant Web browser.

Enterprises boost Red Hat revenue

Enterprises boost Red Hat revenue 04/04/2005 04:33 AM
ZDNet Australia Apr 4 2005 8:03AM GMT

Pod Slurping Dangerous To Enterprises

Pod Slurping Dangerous To Enterprises 06/17/2005 04:29 PM
TechWeb Jun 17 2005 8:09PM GMT

Managing 802.11b Risk for Enterprises

Managing 802.11b Risk for Enterprises 05/23/2004 09:00 PM
Enterprises are reacting sensibly to the issue of low-speed (20 Mbps or slower) Wi-Fi interference techniques documented by Australian researchers: It's not so much a flaw as a part of the spec that allows a certain kind of attack to disable an access point; there are many others of varying degree of severity, too, including just bringing an unpleasant 2.4 GHz cordless phone into an office and leaving it turned on without a connection to a cordless base station. The reaction cited in this Computerworld article is sensible: managers are examining their risk and noting that with many access points, an attacker would have to attack numerous locations at once to have an effect, and would then be vulnerable to physical detection. All 802.11a and any 802.11g networks running at faster encodings (using OFDM) can't be attacked in this fashion, either....

Stewart Enterprises Staying Alive

Stewart Enterprises Staying Alive 06/08/2004 01:55 PM
The provider of death services is trying to stay above ground against stiff competition.

Enterprises Grapple With Open Source Use

Enterprises Grapple With Open Source Use 04/07/2005 05:48 PM

Will Enterprises Feel the Tiger Love?

Will Enterprises Feel the Tiger Love? 07/14/2004 01:33 PM
Apple's love/hate relationship with Microsoft will be personified in its forthcoming "Tiger" Mac OS X due to ship next year, says eWEEK.com guest columnist John Rizzo. Rizzo notes that many enterprises still feel like Apple is providing scant support for Mac clients, and that this situation won't be remedied by Tiger.

Should Enterprises Switch from IE to
Mozilla Firefox?

Should Enterprises Switch from IE to
Mozilla Firefox? 04/07/2005 03:48 PM

Study: Most enterprises have 'no
problem' with spyware

Study: Most enterprises have 'no
problem' with spyware 09/08/2004 12:21 PM

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“Widespread reports of spyware and other malicious code penetrating enterprise networks don’t seem to reflect the experiences of those surveyed by a New York research firm. Only about a quarter of businesses recognized spyware as a major problem. Ninety percent also saw no security risk in instant messaging, and 80% saw no threat from personal e-mail accounts. The responses were a bit surprising to Myron Kerstetter, senior vice president of TheInfoPro Inc. He interviewed 111…

Mainstream Enterprises Choose Switches

Mainstream Enterprises Choose Switches 08/27/2004 01:31 PM
The wireless LAN switch market was initially attractive to certain niche markets, such as healthcare: But according to a recent repot from Dell'Oro Group, mainstream enterprises are increasingly buying WLAN switches. Surprisingly, Symbol is the leader in WLAN switch sales. Cisco is still the overall leader in WLANs but it offers customers its wireless LAN solution engine instead of a WLAN switch....

Are Enterprises Ready for Social
Networking?

Are Enterprises Ready for Social
Networking? 01/07/2004 01:53 PM
While vendors prep new offerings, enterprises are looking for examples of ROI and assurances that the technology won't violate privacy or damage hard-earned relationships.

Social Tools for Enterprises Symposium

Social Tools for Enterprises Symposium 05/27/2004 03:14 PM

I know there's not much time - but I deplore the conference advisors and sponsors to NOT make this just like every other day-long symposium you've ever attended.  Make it something special, something different, for the children - if for no other reason - to leave them a legacy of innovation.

And mention FOAF!  Hopefully by then the FOAFnet will be interopping away.

So cial Tools for Enterprises Symposium.

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away…

Actually on 11 May 2004, Matt Mower ‘IM’ed me that he and Paolo Valdemarin (both of evectors and k-collector fame) had been talking about arranging a “Social Networking for Enterprises” event in London.

They were inspired by the fact that both Stowe Boyd and I are going to be in Nice, France to present at the iDate conference on 15-16 July 2004. Stowe and I had both, separately, expressed our individual interests in getting together with our EU cohort for some type of event.

Subsequently, on 18 May 2004, there was an IRC chat with a number of folks—including Matt Mower, Marc Canter, Martin Roell, Ross Mayfield (host of the Social Tools for Enterprises Symposium Socialtext space), Paolo Valdemarin, Lilia Efimova, Lee Bryant, Suw Charman, a number of others, and myself. Since that day—many emails and IM chats later—this event has really begun to take shape. Largely thanks to the un-flagging efforts of Matt Mower. Go Matt!

In London, on 12 July 2004, there will be an “event aimed to be a practical get go for CxO’s in Enterprises as to how social tools & methods can help them with problems like insufficient collaboration, low innovation and unmanaged risk” according to some early thoughts from Matt Mower’s weblog…

Stowe posts a link to the venue information for this London Symposium, scheduled to take place at the Bloomsbury Square Training Centre and which is now being organized by KM Cluster.

More as the date continues to draw nearer… (-:=

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