Developer Day the place for Visual Studio 6.0
Microsoft's Developer Day event will give resellers the chance to dive in and get their hands dirty on Microsoft's upcoming Visual Studio 6.0.
Microsoft's Developer Day event will give resellers the chance to dive in and get their hands dirty on Microsoft's upcoming Visual Studio 6.0.
Iona Technologies has delivered its OrbixTalk 1.2 middleware messaging solution on IBM's AIX platform.
Microsoft has released the first iteration of COM+, an update to its Component Object Model (COM).
IBM is building a fat pipe between the mainframe and its Netfinity Windows NT server.
Philips has announced it will launch the Windows CE-based Nino 300 on the Australian market on September 28.
Cognos has announced a new version of its DataMerchant product for packaging, distributing, metering and selling database information over the Internet, extranets or intranets.
CD-RW drives, which can record CD-ROMs on both permanent (CD-R) or rewritable (CD-RW) media, have grabbed the lion's share of the hot market for CD writers.
The ability to tailor a flexible and cost-effective licensing arrangement has won West Australian network security specialist Alpha West a new three-year antivirus deal with the Education Department of WA.
Inprise and Sun Microsystems will work together to develop Inprise development tools for the Solaris platform, the com- panies announced recently at Inprise's user conference.
Acer and its Canberra-based reseller Dataflex have won a major tender to supply desktop PCs to the Commonwealth Treasury of Australia. Dataflex's involvement is key to the deal, and the initial rollout of 300 PCs was expected to be completed by the end of last month.
How cheap can monitors get? Right now, in the US, you can go out and buy a 17in monitor for what a 15in one cost last year.
Microsoft has chosen Sydney as one of two implementation test beds for a massive call centre partnership with Nortel. Using Nortel's Symposium Call Centre server is planning to build what it calls "virtual call centres", in which geographically dispersed centres are networked so the operation appears to calls as one centre.
Microsoft this week released a version of Internet Explorer 4.01 for a second Unix platform, HP-UX. The software maker also released its Outlook Express e-mail client and an Internet Explorer administration kit for HP-UX.
An Australian start-up, Illumin8, has developed Merchandiser, an enterprise solution for business-critical Internet commerce. It is for companies like these that Vernon Keenan's words (see story above) about the battle for e-commerce business would be jarring.
Compaq and Dell are the first OEMs to break the Xeon log jam with their announcements that they are now shipping Xeon- powered servers.