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Making sense of AON
Making sense of AON06/24/2005 05:11 PM What does Cisco's AON announcement really mean for your SOA roadmap? A
lot of enterprise architects must be scratching ...
Making Sense Of Search
Making Sense Of Search07/15/2004 03:18 AM Linguistics Based Search Engine Delivers Sense To Internet Searches
[PRWEB Jul 15, 2004]
Making Sense of Specs
Making Sense of Specs12/24/2004 12:15 PM In many cases, product specifications may mean something different
from what they appear to, or mean nothing at all.
Making Sense of startup
Making Sense of startup02/16/2004 07:24 AM Some tips for figuring out what all the startup messages flying by
your screen actually mean.
Stop Making Sense
Stop Making Sense06/07/2004 08:38 PM Rumsf
eld fears U.S. losing long-term fight against terror.The
troubling unknown, he said, is whether the extremists -- whom he
termed "zealots and despots" bent on destroying the global
system of nation-states -- are turning out newly trained terrorists
faster than the United States can capture or kill them.
"It's quite clear to me that we do not have a coherent approach
to this," Rumsfeld said at an international security
conference.
Who are you and what have you done with Rumsfeld? And Can you do it
some more? via the illustrious oliver willis.
Antisense Making Sense?02/17/2004 04:58 PM With new antisense drugs in critical trials, David Nierengarten makes
the case for companies that stand to benefit.
Making Sense of the SCO Suits03/06/2004 02:01 AM Legal experts explain the differences in the two SCO lawsuits and what
they mean to Linux users.
SitePoint: Making Sense of the Web Game
SitePoint: Making Sense of the Web Game03/13/2003 09:13 AM For everyone out there that's ever tried to take on a "web
application" project, you quickly come to realize that there's right
and wrong ways to go about managing the project - and not just PHP
projects either. All web-based projects require some extra steps to
get the job done. Thankfully, there's sites like Sitepoint there to offer some
guidance.
Making Sense of Programmable Logic
Making Sense of Programmable Logic03/06/2004 02:03 AM O'Reilly Network has reposted an article, called Making
Sense of Programmable Logic, that provides a nice introduction to
programmable logic. It covers the blurring line between hardware and
software and gives an overview that includes CPLDs, FPGAs, VHDL, and
Verilog. Since the article was originally published in 1999, a whole
Open Source hardware design community has evolved that includes the
Free Model Foundry, OpenCores.org, and Open Collector, which provides
release announcements for programmable logic and other Open Source
Hardware.
Making Sense of Marcel Duchamp
Making Sense of Marcel Duchamp05/07/2004 06:23 AM The bride stripped bare by her bachelors, even .. Making Sense of
Marcel Duchamp .. about my favorite artist .. fine use of Flash ..
Andy Stafford .. Duchamp
Making Sense of Predictive Analytics03/14/2003 01:28 AM Taking a mishmash of customer data and drawing conclusions about
future buying patterns is what predictive analytics is all about. A
typical application draws on customer data, assimilates it, then uses
powerful algorithms to intuit something about that customer's needs.
FCC's Powell Talks Common Sense, but Where's Policy?
FCC's Powell Talks Common Sense, but Where's Policy?07/14/2004 03:30 PM Michael Powell,
chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, talked a great game
last night at the Al
ways On conference at Stanford. He spoke out for an open
architecture on the Net; indicated that the broadcast "indecency"
rules are at best questionable from a Constitutional and logical
framework, and generally impressed a crowd of technologists and tech
constituents.
I'll be happier when his views translate more firmly into FCC
policies, and when Congress discovers that the distinction between
media are growing far too hazy for the old rules. But this is genuine
progress.
There's lots of blogging going on here. My older, wiser brother
Steve is part of the ZDNet team that's posting here.
Oh, here's Powell's al
leged blog, which has been drawing attention. I say "alleged"
because while I think it's great that he's posting and listening --
two of the major components of blogging -- this neither looks nor
feels like the real thing. Still, it's interesting, and the comments
he's drawn from all kinds of folks are terrific.
Information Builders CEO Talks on Making Connections
Money 2005: Microsoft Unveils Simplified Approach to Financial Management and Helps People Make Sense of Their Money
Money 2005: Microsoft Unveils Simplified Approach to Financial Management and Helps People Make Sense of Their Money09/21/2004 08:41 AM Marking the largest development effort for Microsoft(R) Money since
the personal finance software was launched 13 years ago, Microsoft
Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) today announced Microsoft Money 2005 Premium,
Deluxe, Standard and Small Business. Completely rebuilt to simplify
daily financial tasks, Money 2005 is designed to answer the growing
number of consumer requests for a simple solution that addresses the
three primary areas of financial concern: tracking account balances,
monitoring spending and paying bills. Consumers today have less time
than ever to spend managing their finances, which has contributed to
the number of American households banking online -- due to its
convenience and efficiency -- reaching nearly 33 million.(1) Money
2005 builds on this trend by helping people access all their accounts
in one place and providing automated tools that reduce or eliminate
the manual entry required by traditional personal finance software.
Making Microsoft a niche player
Making Microsoft a niche player08/30/2004 06:46 AM Novell engineer and manager Allison Singh recently predicted in an
Africa-based tectonic magazine article that Windows will become a
niche operating system, replaced by Linux as the new standard. A
gestalt of recent trends, events, and stories should tell you that
this prediction is right on the money. A gestalt, by the way, is a
perception or conclusion that goes beyond the sum of its parts. Here
are three of the many parts that comprise the gestalt.
We all know that there are many, many version of Windows being used
around the world that are not legit. But the worst thing you could do
is refuse to update security holes or fixes because they are not
legit. That’s what Microsoft tends to do later this year. All I
can say is that anyone using a pirated Windows version needs to have
the same security updates as everyone else or we will all suffer from
more trojans, viruses, DOS attacks and slow downs on the internet.
Read the story for yourself on CNET
Microsoft Making Encarta Into Wikicarta? Not Quite
Microsoft Making Encarta Into Wikicarta? Not Quite04/18/2005 06:48 PM Microsoft's Encarta encyclopedia project often seems to be forgotten
in all of the various arguments over Wikipedia, but it appears that
they're feeling a bit of the Wikipedia-induced heat. They're going to
now make it easier for people to suggest changes to Encarta
entries, if they feel they're wrong. Of course, those changes
will still be reviewed by an editor, so it's not really wiki-like at
all -- but that won't stop the press from making the connection. It's
just that Encarta is making the "feedback" functionality a little more
prominent and hoping that this allows them to catch some of the
Wikipedia hype wave.
Microsoft Wants to Resume Talks With EU
Microsoft Wants to Resume Talks With EU12/19/2004 03:11 PM Software giant Microsoft Corp. hopes an impending court ruling on its
five-year antitrust battle with the European Union will bring both
sides back to the negotiating table, but EU regulators still balk at
resuming direct negotiations, officials said Thursday. The European
Court of First Instance is expected to decide by Monday whether to
stay pending appeal the EU's March order for Microsoft to change its
business practices and pay a 497 million euro ($666 million) fine,
lawyers said.
Considering that the full appeal could take years, the consequences of
a suspension could be huge. If court President Bo Vesterdorf backs the
EU, the U.S.-based software giant would be forced to divulge some of
its long-cherished trade secrets to competitors and untie the digital
Media Player from its Windows platform. Microsoft will be carefully
assessing the legal arguments Vesterdorf gives.
Microsoft pushing security (still), making car analogies
Microsoft pushing security (still), making car analogies04/09/2004 04:13 PM No doubt about it, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is focusing on
security, but his message this week was about the social
responsibility that we all have in keeping our computers and networks
safe.
Adobe and Macromedia: Making Microsoft sweat?04/18/2005 11:13 AM ZDNet Apr 18 2005 2:30PM GMT Grok Description matches for Making sense of SAP-Microsoft talks GrokA matches for Making sense of SAP-Microsoft talks
Microsoft Hardware Discontinues Broadband Networking Products
Microsoft Hardware Discontinues Broadband Networking Products05/10/2004 02:39 PM You heard it first here. "Microsoft Hardware recently decided to scale
back its Broadband Networking Router and NIC business. Microsoft will
continue selling their 802.11g products for the next several months
through their existing partners and channels. The company will
continue to support existing product with customer service and it will
remain under warranty for the next two years. " The Xbox Adaper price
hasn't changed; although the the Wireless G Desktop Kit (MN-700) has
dropped to a bargain $50 from a MSRP of $150.00.
Microsoft Solutions for Small and Medium Business: Peer-to-Peer Networking with Windows XP
Microsoft Compatibility Center10/28/2003 11:09 PM Microsoft has introduced a Macintosh Compatibility Center, designed to
help Macs and Windows computers work together in an office
environment. According to the site, over 80% of Mac users surveyed
perform functions that require cross-platform compatability. The
Center provides success stories, how-to articles, and more survey
results.
broadband » News » Pirated Windows and Worms - Should Microsoft supply patches for bootleg copies?
Microsoft talks Tiger compatibility04/13/2005 12:06 PM Microsoft has worked closely with Apple to make sure that Office 2004
works with new Tiger technologies, and "will conduct final testing" on
its Virtual PC product when Tiger is out.
Microsoft comments on Tiger compatibility
Microsoft comments on Tiger compatibility04/12/2005 04:22 PM With today's announcement of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger availability,
Microsoft has provided an update on compatibility between the new
operating system and the products of its Macintosh Business Unit...
CES - Microsoft, Panasonic to work on DRM compatibility
CES - Microsoft, Panasonic to work on DRM compatibility01/05/2005 10:13 PM LAS VEGAS - Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. (Panasonic) and
Microsoft Corp. are working together to realize digital rights
management (DRM) system interoperability between Windows Media and SD
(Secure Digital) memory card, Panasonic said Wednesday at the
International Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
News: Microsoft talks Tiger compatibility
News: Microsoft talks Tiger compatibility04/12/2005 05:24 PM Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday offered details about the compatibility of
its Mac products with Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger." Apple announced earlier
on Tuesday that Tiger will ship on Friday, April 29, 2005. According
to Microsoft, it has worked closely with Apple to make sure that
Office 2004 works with new Tiger technologies, and "will conduct final
testing" on its Virtual PC product when Tiger is available.
Microsoft talks Tiger compatibility (MacCentral)
Microsoft talks Tiger compatibility (MacCentral)04/12/2005 04:23 PM MacCentral - Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday offered details about the
compatibility of its Mac products with Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger." Apple
announced earlier on Tuesday that Tiger will ship on Friday, April 29,
2005. According to Microsoft, it has worked closely with Apple to make
sure that Office 2004 works with new Tiger technologies, and "will
conduct final testing" on its Virtual PC product when Tiger is
available.
Microsoft Releases Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 to Manufacturing To Ease Customer Migration to Windows XP
Microsoft Releases Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 to Manufacturing To Ease Customer Migration to Windows XP11/10/2003 11:32 PM Microsoft Corp. today announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of
Microsoft® Virtual PC 2004, a desktop virtual machine solution to
help technical professionals migrate legacy applications to Windows®
XP. Scheduled to be available by the end of 2003, Microsoft Virtual PC
offers customers a cost-effective safety net to ease their migration
to Microsoft Windows XP Professional and a tool to help accelerate the
development, testing, deployment and support of PC applications.
Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 allows enterprise customers to run multiple
operating systems on one PC, so employees can run critical legacy
applications on an interim basis while information technology (IT)
professionals proceed with the migration to Windows XP Professional.
Microsoft Corp will ship the next version of Windows in 2006. To get 'Longhorn' shipped on time, Microsoft had
Wireless broadband has developed into a truly versatile broadband communications medium while the national local loops experience ongoing access problems
Microsoft, Intel weave networking standard02/17/2004 05:15 PM The companies propose a Web services specification to connect
non-computer devices. It could take up where UDDI left off.
Microsoft Lifts Lid On Longhorn's Networking Features
Microsoft Lifts Lid On Longhorn's Networking Features03/23/2005 04:56 AM Microsoft on Tuesday used a public online chat to provide some
detailed technical insight into the networking features it plans to
fold into its next-generation Longhorn operating system, which is
scheduled for initial release in 2006.
Microsoft Talks Turkey on Longhorn Networking
Microsoft Talks Turkey on Longhorn Networking03/23/2005 05:24 PM Piece-by-piece, Microsoft is sharing information about the new
Longhorn subsystems it is readying for its Windows 2006 launch. On
Tuesday, members of the Longhorn networking team talked turkey about
IPv6, WiFi, NetBIOS and other Longhorn connectivity-related topics.
Microsoft Shares Longhorn Networking Details
Microsoft Shares Longhorn Networking Details03/22/2005 09:55 PM Microsoft execs go public with some of the enterprise and home
networking changes that will debut with its next-gen Windows.
Microsoft 802.11g a big step forward for wireless networking
Problems in Microsoft MBS Land04/23/2004 04:26 PM Of Microsoft's seven business units, its MBS division needs the
biggest jump start right now. Here's why.
Why Microsoft has Security Problems...
Why Microsoft has Security Problems...06/22/2004 08:35 PM In writing my latest presentation regarding hacked machines, and how
they get hacked, I came across a piece of information which I just HAD
to blog about. I have found out why Microsoft seems to have so many
problems...
Making sense of SAP-Microsoft talks
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