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Licensing .Net Pro 3.2 (Windows)

100% .NET solution for licensing controls and applications written with any language designed for the .NET Framework (C#, VB.NET etc). Currently available for .NET Framework 1.1 & 2.0. It uses 2 different licensing schemas: Licensing by issue license file, and Licensing by secure encrypted license keys. Main features: 1.Strong license...

Tags: RSA Security Inc., Microsoft Windows, Expiration, Alliance Software Engineering, .Net, Application Servers, C#, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Programming Languages

Software downloads 2008-03-11

IE Companion 1.0.3 (Windows)

IE Companion is a bundle of the most popular Internet utilities. It is designed as plug in for the Internet Explorer browser. With IE Companion you will significantly improve your Internet abilities. Your work will become faster, safer and more convenient.You will no longer see annoying advertisements. Feature ads blocker...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Site, Alliance Software Engineering, IE Companion, Web Browsers, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Internet

Software downloads 2004-09-03

Voodoo Rush AT3D n/a (Windows)

Voodoo Rush AT3D

Tags: Voodoo, Alliance, Microsoft Windows, Alliance Software Engineering, Strategy, Management

Software downloads 2000-09-19

Additional Resources

Better together: Engineering Collaboration at the Heart of Breakthrough Capability with VMware software and Intel hardware

Intel has a well established rhythm of technology innovation - and a lot of really smart architects who know a thing or two about cpu design - but we get innovative ideas from the outside, too. Over the years of the VMware alliance, Intel has received many requests for small...

Tags: Software, Collaboration, VMware Inc., CPU, Intel Hardware, Intel Corp., Virtualization, Processors, Hardware, Semiconductors, Components

White papers 2009-10-01

News to know: $99 iPhone; AMD; Bing; Firefox 3.5; Data Domain

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Jason Perlow: $99 iPhones Will Not Improve the Wireless Customer Experience Jason D. O'Grady: AT&T's $200 early upgrade fee...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Mozilla Firefox, Andrew Nusca, Domain, Microsoft Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Sam Diaz, Verdiem, Piracy, Web Browsers, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Internet

Blog posts 2009-06-10

IBM job cuts underway

IBM job cuts underwayOne week for every one week?I have to ask, "one week's pay for every one week's service"????I have 25 years with IBM, this nets out to something north of $2M. Where do I sign up for this?? :-)IBM Damage ControlI think that IBM not posting...

Tags: Business ethics, Workforce management, Recruitment & Selection, IBM Corp., IBM job cuts underway, IBM Job Cuts, IBM job, underway

Discussion threads 2009-01-21

1.5 million Android phones pre-sold? What's up with the 16 October launch party?

1.5 million Android phones pre-sold? What's up with the 16 October launch party?motley foolsthe reason the 1.5 million preorder sales hasn't been cofirmed by any one is because it's a fantasy number picked up by analysts at the motley fool, who foolishly confused t-mobile's bumped up preorders with actual sales.There's...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Sales strategy, Google Inc., phone, Android phones pre-sold, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pre-sold, Android Phone

Discussion threads 2008-10-13

Screenshots: Google's Android comes to life

Google shows off the ins and outs of its new open-source mobile platform at I/O conference in San Francisco.Google demonstrated its Android mobile-phone software Wednesday at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco. The project, under development by Google and a number of partners in the Open Handset Alliance, is...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Android, Phone, Home Screen, Notification Service, Telecom & Utilities, CNET News.com

Image galleries 2008-05-28

VP of Technology Avis Budget Group: John Turato - Transcript

Dan Farber: John, thanks for joining me. John Turato: Thank you. Dan Farber: You are the Chairman of the Open Travel Alliance, and perhaps you could start by giving us some color on exactly what it is. John...

Tags: Avis Rent A Car System Inc., Specification, SOA, Service, Open Travel Alliance, Notification Service, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Data Centers, Internet, Hardware Upgrade, Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Administrator

Blog posts 2008-01-08

Epicor Software Case Study: Blackstone Medical, Inc.

After years of successful market growth, Blackstone's internal business management processes and systems were beginning to cripple their business efforts. They needed to address the wide range of quality data - nonconformances, customer complaints, Statistical Process Control SPC, engineering changes, document revision, employee skills and more - but they also...

Tags: Epicor Software Corp., Strategy, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Management, Enterprise Software, Software

Case studies 2007-10-30

Cap'n Google: Blind Leading the Blind, or a New Vision for Google Apps?

It's clear despite various denials that Google is trying to target Microsoft Office with its Apps strategy, and it's clear from many early looks at Google's functionality, and terms of service, that this strategy has a long way to go before it offers a genuine challenge to the Office monopoly....

Tags: Google Inc., Google Apps, Vision, Consulting, SI, Cap, Joshua Greenbaum

Blog posts 2007-09-11

Salesforce.com and Google more than just partners?

Mike Arrington of TechCrunch offers his chessboard logic as to why salesforce.com is acquisition bait and reasons that the company is a good fit for being absorbed by Google. Phil Wainwright also played out the salesforce/Google union logic in this post, and found that the two companies would are very...

Tags: Web Technology, Salesforce.com, Office 2.0, Google, Enterprise 2.0

Blog posts 2007-06-04

Vista will drive users to 4GB RAM, and the 4GB limit will driver users to 64-bit

Vista will drive users to 4GB RAM, and the 4GB limit will driver users to 64-bitNot quite.I use Vista Ultimate; with 2GB RAM. I've had no speed problems doing a 3D animation render, having a 8.5x11" multiple layer Photoshop project open just for the sake of it, and playing...

Tags: Network technology, Memory, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), 64-bit, RAM, software, Microsoft Windows Vista

Discussion threads 2007-05-30

AlwaysOn: Securing the Internet

George Gilder revisited his trope about all optical networks, with software hardening at the center and trusted platform hardware softening at the edges, during his panel on securing the Intenet at the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit. "Moving security all the way to the edge seems to me to be a better...

Tags: Greg Papadopoulos, security

Blog posts 2006-07-27

Sun to slash jobs

Sun to slash jobsOh please.Microsoft does the same damn thing and they're closed source.Closed source also means you're enslaved to what the brand holders want - that's great for the company, but not everybody has the money to do the things they want, what happened to the concept of freedom...

Tags: Sun Solaris, UNIX, Servers, Operating systems, JCA, job, Sun Microsystems Inc., open source

Discussion threads 2006-05-31

Google Developer Day sneak peek with Bret Taylor

Last month Google announced what will likely become an annual event -- a Google Developer Day that will take place in 10 cities around the world on May 31st. Despite the short notice, thousands of developers have already signed up for the free event, according to Bret Taylor, Group Product...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2006-05-24

Software security embraces the open source model

At JavaOne this week, one of the hidden delights was the announcement of an alliance between Fortify Software and the FindBugs open source project. Fortify Software has agreed to put an engineer on Findbugs to keep the project alive, now that its original author has moved to pastures new. Founder...

Tags: FindBugs, Java

Blog posts 2006-05-16

DRM to join death and taxes. Will Sun's DReaM spare us the nightmare?

While I was on vacation last week, I noticed that Cory Doctorow issued a scathing review of Sun's Project DReaM in response to my podcast interview of Sun Labs director of engineering Tom Jacobs who heads up development of DReaM. Under the auspices of an organization called the Open...

Tags: Dream, digital-rights management

Blog posts 2006-04-24

Hypergrowth: Tata Consultancy Services

While I was at Software 2006, I spent a half an hour with Tata Consultancy Services, CEO S. Ramadorai, who has spent 34 years with the Mumbai-based company. Contrary to popular perceptions and Lou Dobbs, Ramadorai said that the linkage between TCS, technology providers and customers is more than just...

Tags: Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.

Blog posts 2006-04-18

Sun: Chasing after (and may catch) the open source DReaM

In March 2006, in a podcast interview with ZDNet, Sun president and COO Jonathan Schwartz dropped a hint that his company had something in the works that was very much like the Liberty Alliance (in the way that it undermined the usage of proprietary identity management systems like Microsoft's Passport),...

Tags: Dream, Sun Microsystems Inc., Tom Jacobs, digital-rights management

Blog posts 2006-04-14