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Catalog Database Model 3.0.1 (Windows)

The Catalog Database Model is a relational data model designed to manage product catalogs. It is a flexible data model, which is designed with globalization in mind. It can be used by the software developers and architects who design and develop catalogs and retail stores types of software applications. The...

Tags: Database Design, Microsoft Windows, Ecsential, Catalog Database Model, Software Development, Tools & Techniques, Storage, Development Tools, Databases, Software/Web Development, Management, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

Software downloads 2005-12-21

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Opt Me Out! The United States Postal Service Needs an Overhaul

The volume of physical spam I receive, aka junk mail, is now becoming an absolutely intolerable situation. Nothing less than a complete overhaul of the entire US Postal Service is in order. My friend and colleague David Strom, over at his site Strominator.com,...

Tags: NetFlix Inc., U.S. Postal Service, Web Site Development, Cyberthreats, Web Technology, Spam, Internet, Security, Spam And Phishing, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2009-08-10

Shopzilla.com Affiliate Site Script 1.2.1 (Windows)

Simple to install - requires changes to only a few lines of code. You get web solution with 44,753,870 of products and offers from 119,005 of merchants. Pay Per Click Model. You keep 100% of any commission. Search Engine Friendly, fully customizable. You can create own skin using our template...

Tags: Web, Microsoft Windows, BiBirmer, Channel Management, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-07-22

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

RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900

Editors' note: The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 for AT&T is similar to T-Mobile's Curve 8900 in design. For this review, we will be concentrating on the different features and performance compared with the T-Mobile version. For a full description of the smartphone's design, please see our review of the RIM...

Tags: Handhelds, 3G, Cellular phones, Blackberry Curve 8900, RIM BlackBerry, AT&T Corp., RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900, RIM BlackBerry Curve, T-Mobile, Research In Motion Ltd., Curve 8900

Product reviews 2009-06-10

Alpine PND-K3 - GPS receiver

We've reviewed a couple of in-car GPS devices from Alpine Electronics, including the Alpine Blackbird and the Alpine Blackbird II, and we haven't come away particularly impressed. While offering a decent feature set, the performance was subpar and definitely not worth the eye-popping price tag. The company's latest model, the...

Tags: Keyboards, GPS, GPS receiver, start screen, Alpine, Alpine PND-K3, Alpine Blackbird

Product reviews 2008-10-30

Thanks, but no thanks, SAS

Thanks, but no thanks, SASSome good R linkshttp://www.johnmwillis.com/r/are-you-using-r/openIntelTry openIntel, a free data model offered by OSEd ( http://osed.com ). IT is free and it includes documentation explaining it, the tables and the relations. It was designed by Maurice Frank, the original creator of the IBM Insight at...

Tags: SAS Institute, data model

Discussion threads 2008-09-30

From Chapter Two: The appliance computing culture

From Chapter Two: The appliance computing cultureA correction(?)[i]and a new proprietory OS called VMS - that eventually became the basis for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0[/i]The first version of Windows NT was 3.5, not 4.0.Also, I think its not correct to say VMS formed the basis of NT. It is true...

Tags: Microsoft Windows NT, Digital Equipment Corp., VMS, data-processing

Discussion threads 2008-09-12

Textbook costs have to go

Textbook costs have to goI've alwasy wondered why a group . . .of Universities haven't gotten together to produce some sort of on-line database, ala Wikipedia, to do this very thing. They could restrict input to accredited organizations, with the documents subject to review by the member groups before...

Tags: E-books, textbook publisher, Books, textbook

Discussion threads 2008-01-19

If you hate Microsoft you'll really hate this: Patent app calls for "enforcing" ad playback within downloaded multimedia files

From my read of a Microsoft Patent application just published today, technology is being proposed that will make it impossible for users who download multimedia files to play these files unless advertising messages inserted within these files are viewed. In other words, no...

Tags: Playback, Multimedia, Advertisement, Media, Microsoft Corp., Insertion Engine, Playback Engine, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2007-12-20

SAP's challenge to NetSuite, Workday and salesforce.com

This week SAP finally introduced its on demand Business ByDesign suite, aimed at the mid-market (companies with 100 to 500 employees) and starting at $149 per per month per user but with a $54 a month option for a set of five users with limited usage of the software. ...

Tags: Strategy, Salesforce.com Inc., NetSuite Inc., Customer, SAP AG, ERP, Workday, Business ByDesign, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Sales Force Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Sales, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-09-20

The joys of Java

The joys of JavaBut I put all the effort into the database designThe constraints in the database prevent me assigning inconsistent or invalid values to the database at the attribute, row, table and database level. I can update any attribute or set of attributes directly and safely with no operators...

Tags: OOA/OOD/OOP, Development tools, Programming languages, High Level Language, database, programming, object-oriented programming, programmer, Java

Discussion threads 2007-04-04

Windows vs. Unix: the resolution

Be it resolved that Microsofts success is a marketing, not a technical, phenomenon. Theres a two step argument for this: first its possible to argue that Microsoft has never yet introduced a significant technological innovation - that everything theyve done...

Tags: Operating systems, Unix, Microsoft Windows, Microsofts, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer Inc.

Blog posts 2007-03-22

MP3.com founder to Jobs: open up iTunes and iPods. Do you agree?

Michael Robertson, who founded MP3.com, knows a few things about selling downloaded music over the Internet. As such, Michael has the cred to challenge Apple CEO Steve Jobs when Steve says that Digital Rights Management is outmoded and that the major music labels need to be more open-minded about...

Tags: General, Apple, Apple iTunes, IPODS

Blog posts 2007-02-08

Expanding the open source business model

Expanding the open source business modelopen source business model - one of deceitMySQL charing 4995 for a single system per year licence fee when a similar Oracle or Microsoft DB costs 4995 or less for a perpetual licence.Werent you the one who was saying MONOPOLY RENTS that Oracle...

Tags: Databases, Red Hat Inc., Oracle Corp., O'Reilly, MySQL, open source business model, Dana, open source

Discussion threads 2007-01-03

Gather Windows system details with this VBscript

This handy VBscript gathers information on Windows machines and writes the information to a CSV file. Use the handy VBscript to gather a variety of system information on and Windows machines in your domain. When run, this script gathers a computer machine name, number of processors, total...

Tags: Microsoft VBScript, CSV File, Microsoft Windows, Scripting Languages, Operating Systems, Software, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Download resources 2006-01-27

Repositories are a 'force multiplier' for SOA

Repositories are a 'force multiplier' for SOAWill be big if....We still have to get back to the crawl phase of SOA and get through it successfully. I think some companies get it especially software vendors, others don't, especially IT shops in companies where software is not the focus of...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, Enterprise software, SOA

Discussion threads 2006-01-26

Tapping into Pandora's music genome

Over the weekend, I've been trying out a new music service that applies a double helical twist to Internet radio. Pandora, which goes live on Monday, lets you create radio stations, tuned to your musical tastes. Instead of just relying on playlists, selected by you, friends, services or a DJ,...

Tags: Pandora

Blog posts 2005-08-26