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Applied Language - Web site Translation tool 1.0.1 (Windows)

This program will automatically add code to Web documents which will allow users to machine translate the file. Translation is available in a number of language pairs. This program will not install anything on your system.

Tags: Web, Web Site, Tool, Applied Language Solutions, Channel Management, Microsoft Windows, Web Site Development, Productivity, Marketing, Operating Systems, Software, Internet

Software downloads 2004-08-23

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IT Security: Context is King

One of the big blockers for enterprise collaboration uptake is ediscovery and compliance - and depending on the business entity the familiarity, processes and confidence in dealing with legal issues. This is a broad topic, but you can simplify it down into two broad camps: companies that are set up...

Tags: IT Security, Information Technology, Enterprise 2.0, Web 2.0, Strategy, Security, Internet, Management, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2009-07-20

HP unveils financial planning and analysis solutions designed to both optimize and modernize IT operations

LAS VEGAS -- Hewlett-Packard HP today unveiled its new HP Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) solutions, aimed at recession-beleaguered IT executives who need to cut costs, prepare for a service-based future, and run their departments like a business -- all at the same time. FP&A is part...

Tags: Financial Planning, Hewlett-Packard Co., Financial, Information Technology, Analysis, FP&A, Business Leader, Strategy, Management, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2009-06-16

PPM & IT Management â€" is now finally the time?

Best Practice in IT Management - Has PPM's time come? PPM Project Portfolio Management software products have been around several years now. They are used by IT departments, project teams, program managers and others to both manage projects but also to constantly monitor and adjust one’s project...

Tags: IT Administration, Information Technology, PPM, Strategy, Management, Brian Sommer

Blog posts 2009-01-20

Commercial development strategies

Commercial development strategiesMy own two centsYour presentation, while quite interessting, miss, I think two points.first solaris, as I already stated on your previous post, is not anymore generic than any other operating system, be it windows, linux or AmigaOS. It is one specific operating system among other. I can...

Tags: Operating systems, UNIX, operating system, GUI Front-end

Discussion threads 2008-09-08

Goodbye, comp-sci -- now it's 'service' as a science

Goodbye, comp-sci -- now it's 'service' as a scienceI once thought that wayThats until I stop taking what I learned for granted. That happened when I started working with more CIS and MIS people that could whip up a quick VB app for show but brought down servers under load....

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Development tools, service system, goodbye, IDE

Discussion threads 2008-08-04

Introduction to BIT

This is the 1st excerpt from the second book in the Defen series: Business Information Technology: Foundations, Infrastructure, and Culture Introduction This book is designed for people who interact with, but do not want to become, professional information systems...

Tags: Information System, Bear, Computer, Business Owner, Systems Decision, Dick, Jane, Systems Culture, Productivity, Data Centers, Strategy, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Management, Paul Murphy

Blog posts 2008-05-16

Nested Java Processes: OS Structure for Mobile Code

The majority of work on protection in single-language mobile code environments focuses on information security issues and depends on the language environment for solutions to the problems of resource management and process isolation. University of Utah believes that a coherent approach in these environments to security, failure isolation, and resource...

Tags: Mobile, Java, Operating System, Environment, Resource Management, University Of Utah, Operating Systems, Software

White papers 2008-01-01

Open letter to e-mail vendors: Your spam fix doesn't work. Time for a complete redo?

The makers of anti-spam solutions (be they stand-alone or ones that are built-in to existing e-mail solutions) would have you believe that their solutions are worthy of battling spam and merit your attention if ridding your inbox or inboxes of spam is important to you. They're full of it. The...

Tags: Inbox, Solution, Sender, E-mail, JamSpam, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-09-17

Apache Camel addresses need for discrete infrastructure for services mediation and routing

Read a full transcript of the discussion. Sponsor: IONA Technologies. One size fits all has its limits. Most developers prefer to cherry-pick their infrastructure resources, keep them lightweight, and remain as agile as they can. Taking a clue from this philosophy, the Apache Software...

Tags: Java, Enterprise Integration, Iona Technologies, Apache Software Foundation, Apache Camel, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2007-09-04

Confirming the flat-earther's myths doesn't serve anyone

My colleague David Berlind just can't seem to stop barking up the wrong tree when it comes to email security.  In his latest blog, Berlind accuses me of a "reality distortion field" which really isn't productive.  While he has some legitimate complaints - which I've complained about too - Berlind...

Tags: Technology policy, Servers, Security, Networking, Mobile/Wireless, Infrastructure

Blog posts 2007-07-26

Is software a form of applied mathematics?

Is software a form of applied mathematics?Eh??!?!?!!Maple is a tree.Mathematica is a typo (those "A" and "S" are just too close...);-)Not quite rightBoth M's are symbolic manipulators built on other languages.That doesn't mean they're not scripting languages, it does mean they differ in nature from APL.Maple and Mathematica not computer...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, computer, patent, computer language, software, mathematics, MAPLE, Mathematica

Discussion threads 2007-06-04

Open source needs lobbyists

Open source needs lobbyistsSqueaking and whining is allopen source ever does.Correction[i]A legislator, prodded by his software-developer son, sought to place some language favoring open source into a bill creating a technology office for new Gov. Charlie Crist.[/i]The clause was about open formats, not open source.Microsoft's knee-jerk panic reaction illustrates the...

Tags: OpenDocument Format (ODF), Microsoft Corp., OpenDocument Format, open source, ODF Alliance

Discussion threads 2007-04-18

The joys of Java

When James Gosling first developed Java he had a great idea: create a tool that would allow device manufacturers to change their hardware as the technology evolved without having to rewrite the software for each new hardware generation. Hence the Java virtual machine separating the...

Tags: Sun, General, Enterprise Policy, Development

Blog posts 2007-04-04

Should Microsoft be required to cooperate with open source?

Should Microsoft be required to cooperate with open source?IdM is not a business[i]OF COURSE M$ isn't going to want some opensource project take their buisness.[/i]Identity Management is not a business; it's infrastructure that facilitates business.The behaviors you are describing, are illegal for a monopoly.And, given that MS is dragging their...

Tags: Government, Intellectual property, Quality, IdM, Microsoft Corp., open source

Discussion threads 2007-03-12

Will open source Java matter?

Will open source Java matter?'Java' still mattersBut, in terms of current trends, [url=http://www.eclipse.org]Open Source Eclipse[/url] is where the [i]smart[/i] R&D dollars are being spent.YesJava most definitely matters, and open sourcing it will only increase its importance.ultimate what triumphs arequality, features, performance ... .Net leads Java in this aspectcost sure,...

Tags: Programming languages, Web servers, OPEN SOURCE, Eclipse, PC, Java, IBM Corp., Apache Software Foundation, JVM, Sun Microsystems Inc., HTTP server

Discussion threads 2006-10-23

On the shoulders of genius

On the shoulders of geniusAnd there was[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzy_logic]Fuzzy Logic[/url]Oh, and lest we not forget the ever-popular, [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence]Artificial Intelligence[/url]Whatever happened there!? Bueller? ;)Making progress.Computer programs are most often written by non-mathematicians using everyday verbal logic. They solve problems without statistical methods, based on identifying situations which can arise and solutions...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Tools & Techniques, Java, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-06-30

TypePad down: A reminder of why open standards matter

TypePad down: A reminder of why open standards matterHosted's Not a Good Way to GoAnyone that is truly relying on their blog should buy blogging software and get a host, run their own, and have a direct domain name. In other words, control their own destiny. It's not that...

Tags: TPV, open standard, TypePad

Discussion threads 2005-12-16

Microsoft ECMA/ISO move could give Office formats new lease on life

I'm trying to grab a few vacation days here during the short week. But the news that Microsoft is looking to establish its Office XML Reference Schema (the new file format for it's Office productivity suite) as an International Organization of Standardization ISO ratified standard has pulled me out of...

Tags: ISO, Microsoft Corp., OpenDocument Format

Blog posts 2005-11-22

Innovation in IT

Innovation in ITA great deal of activity but how much achieved?It may well be that there is a great deal of activity going on but how much of it is really innovative?Hardware is getting faster, that is agreed but I question whether this is really influencing software very much.The main...

Tags: Programming languages, Leadership, Databases, Strategy, information technology, SQL, relational model, innovation, software, software world

Discussion threads 2005-07-11