RSinteract offers end users direct access to SQL and Oracle
End users are to be given the opportunity to create Oracle and SQL reports without calling on the assistance of technical staff.
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Centennial smartens up asset management
Centennial Software has launched SAM.Suite to enable IT managers keep closer tabs on their software licences. The product comprises Centennial Discovery as well as the Centennial License Manager.
Micro Focus offers fast track to SOA
Companies looking to get a head-start with an SOA roll-out are being offered a new service from Micro Focus. The company has launched a new product called SOA Express that provides a way for customers to convert the code for existing services.
Study: World needs more data storage space
The world is running out of storage space for the data it has to hold according to a new report from IDC.
Microsoft and rivals jostle over open doc standard
European businesses are being urged to fight against the imposition of a Microsoft-led standard that, it is claimed, will cripple competition and lead to increased costs for business.
Fluke offers network troubleshooting tool
Network analysis company Fluke Networks has introduced a new version of its OptiView Analyzer.
Lindy adds Gigabit to NAS formula
Lindy Electronics has launched a NAS Personal Server Premium drive featuring Gigabit-based network storage for small businesses.
IT staff need to think business
If IT managers want a competitive edge, they have to tackle those difficult projects they have been putting off.
Sirocom bought by hungry Azzurri
Azzurri has snapped up virtual network operator Sirocom. Newbury-based Azzurri, a fixed and mobile voice consultancy and provider, is backed by financial organization PPM Capital and is an aggressive acquirer of companies.
EU-funded project will test open source viability
The European Union is funding a consortium that will test the quality of open source software. The money will help organizations determine whether the open-source software that they're using will be suitable for deployment in the enterprise.
Internet Explorer usage continues to fall
Use of Internet Explorer is continuing to decline at the expense of Mozilla's Firefox, making the imminent launch of IE7 even more vital for Microsoft.
SpikeSource launches in Europe
SpikeSource, the open-source services company, has launched itself in Europe, offering customers a range of software applications.
Sysadmins not able to cope with business demands
IT managers can no longer cope with the demands of the job as the growing increase of converged services leaves them struggling to meet their bosses' expectations.
Cisco links radio systems through IP
Cisco has developed a system that allows users of private mobile radios (PMR) talk to each other - even if they use different radio standards and frequencies.
NetScaler pushes more compression
NetScaler claims to have vastly increased Web speeds with its latest software upgrade. New compression technology comes complete with lab tests, although the results have since been questioned over their flawed methodologies.