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>> Palladium blinda anche i telefoni - Indymedia Italia - consorzio che sviluppa le specifiche di sicurezza per i computer fanno in modo che il provider decida chi può produrre software Ci sarà un supporto al Digital Rights Management (DRM), che .

>> Combattenti per la liberta' - Indymedia Italia - il nome di freedom fighters, alcuni membri della Free Software Foundation hanno iniziato una campagna contro i Digital Rights Management Il loro scopo e' mettere la DRM in tutti i computer e in tutte .

>> In dieci per semplificare i servizi IT - Computerworld Italia - descrivere le informazioni di sistema relative a reti di computer Al lavoro di stesura hanno partecipato BEA Systems, BMC Software arrivava la richiesta di una collaborazione sul systems management .

>> Le best practice che aiutano l'IT - Computerworld Italia - La creazione di sistemi di management e di gestione dei servizi IT lavoro di un'agenzia governativa inglese (l'ex Central Computer ICT, gestione delle applicazioni (ciclo di vita del software .

>> La strategia 'al cubo' di SysNet - Computerworld Italia - La proposta software di identity management di SysNet, battezzata RAP 3 , è l'evoluzione della piattaforma CIA navigazione internet e intranet; gestione centralizzata delle risorse di rete (computer .

>> Un bundle Intel per potenziare le prestazioni dei PC business - Computerworld Italia - Aiutare i produttori di personal computer a ottenere le migliori tecnologie Intel Virtualization Technology e Intel Active Management un pacchetto che include processore dual-core, chipset, software e .

>> TCPA e Palladium - Indymedia Italia - in grado di fornire un aumento della sicurezza nei Personal Computer per il nuovo millennio". Palladium è un software che Il digital rights management (DRM). Si apriranno un'infinità di nuove vie .

>> Patch day, Microsoft rilascia 12 aggiornamenti - 01Net - Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Microsoft Management la versione aggiornata del Malicious Software Removal Tool, l’utility per la rimozione dei malware dal personal computer..

>> System management: continua il consolidamento - Computerworld Italia - comune: le tecnologie per la sicurezza e l'identity management per le attività di Tally Systems e di Pedestal Software visto coinvolti da una parte i grandi vendor (in primis Computer .

>> Landesk va incontro a ITIL - Computerworld Italia - nell'area del BPM per completare l'offerta di change management di un nuovo dipendente al quale è necessario assegnare computer, account in rete, indirizzo di posta elettronica..

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>> Database Management: ANTs Software Expands Relationship With Database Pioneer Don Haderle (RetailSolutionsOnline) - ANTs software inc., a developer of universally compatible, high-performance SQL database management systems, today announced it is expanding its business relationship with database pioneer Don Haderle..

>> Precyse Solution's Servais Selected to Speak at Computer-Assisted Coding Software Workshop (SYS-CON Media) - Precyse Solutions announced today that Cheryl Servais, MPH, RHIA, Vice President Compliance and Privacy Officer, has been selected to speak at the upcoming Computer-Assisted Coding Software Standards Workshop on September 6-8 in Arlington, Virginia. The workshop is sponsored by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and its Foundation on Research and Education (FORE) and .

>> Lakeside Buys New Software (Packaging OnLine) - The Lakeside Container Co., Plattsburgh, N.Y., has purchased visual scheduling software from Advanced Software, Yardley, Pa. The software looks like a magnetic schedule board but works as a computer. Machines are listed down the left side, dates across the top and color-coded jobs on the board..

>> IBM Equips Computer Science Students With Skills to Make Software More Accessible to Disabled Users (SYS-CON Media) - IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a program toequip computer science majors at colleges and universities with thetechnical skills to develop or adapt computer programs for people withdisabilities, the maturing population, and non-native language speakers, sothat they can more easily access, navigate and use the Web and electronicoffice documents..

>> Legacy replacements drive supply chain software market (Computer Weekly) - Worldwide supply chain management software revenues will reach $2.5bn (£1.3bn) in manufacturing industry alone by 2010, according to a new study by industry analyst Datamonitor..

>> Precyse Solution's Servais Selected to Speak at Computer-Assisted Coding Software Workshop (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - Precyse Solutions announced today that Cheryl Servais, MPH, RHIA, Vice President Compliance and Privacy Officer, has been selected to speak at the upcoming Computer-Assisted Coding Software Standards Workshop on September 6-8 in Arlington, Virginia..

>> Financial regulator investigates health software firm (Digital Media Europe) - The Financial Services Authority (FSA), the UK's financial watchdog, says that it will investigate alleged accounting irregularities at iSoft, a software company contracted to roll out a €200m patient management system by Ireland's Health Services Executive (HSE), reports Silicon Republic..

>> IBM Equips Computer Science Students With Skills to Make Software More Accessible to Disabled Users (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - IBM today announced a program to equip computer science majors at colleges and universities with the technical skills to develop or adapt computer programs for people with disabilities, the maturing population, and non-native language speakers, so that they can more easily access, navigate and use the Web and electronic office documents..

>> HP Advised To Acquire Competition (Forbes) - Analysts said the company should buy a computer-security software firm to stay competitive..

>> A Big Blue Feeding Frenzy (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News) - After nearly five decades of thinking of IBM as the world's No. 1 computer company, most people are just getting comfortable with the idea of calling it a tech-services outfit. Well, it turns out that label doesn't fit so well, either. It fails to recognize the huge boost that IBM is getting these days from its $16.8 billion software division. IBM has long been second only to Microsoft Corp. .