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Archive for August, 2009

Business Catalyst of “GoodBarry” e-commerce software suite, announced that Adobe has acquired for an undisclosed amount. There’s no official note available from Adobe, but BC posted a Q&A: “There won’t be any interruptions to service, currently no plans for any price changes, no plans to change partner portal, commissions or other tools. The BC platform enables web professionals to

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Wiki Lab’ve created a system called “WikiTrust,” that assigns a color code to newly edited text using an algorithm that calculates author reputation from the lifespan of their past contributions. It’s based on a simple concept: The longer information persists on the page, the more accurate it’s likely to be. Text from questionable sources starts out

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Intel highlights that you could deploy new OSes after normal work hours to minimize end user and IT productivity impacts and maximize deployment saturation in the shortest period of time using Intel vPro Technology to initiate a remote PXE or media boot or an integrated power on command. Here’re some value points for deploying after you’ve vPro enabled: •Perform remote OS deployments

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Microsoft Office 2010 build 4417 is leaked, that offers small improvements and more stability over the previously leaked Mondo builds. The most notable feature is the Back-Stage view has been altered and enhanced alot. There's a new upload center to store and share documents online - perhaps through live mesh - or it could be the Office Web Applications/Office Live

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AMD announced the immediate availability of the new Six-Core AMD Opteron EE processor at 40W ACP.  Delivering up to 31 percent higher performance-per-watt over standard Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors, the Six-Core AMD Opteron EE processor is tailored to meet the demands of customers who need strong performance, but must

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Wellington, New Zealand’s popular destination for Aussie travellers, also known as the Southern Hemisphere's very own windy city, is a culturally rich city, with great coffee, and some fun sporting events. Next time you visit, you'll be able to get around even more easily on those windy days, with the addition of transit information from Greater

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Paul Ross from Microsoft System Center and Dwayne Melancon from TripWire discuss compliance in the datacenter and their solution can help make compliance easier and less taxing for joint customers.

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