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Idea Rover 4.10 (Windows)

Idea Rover absorbs and crystallizes your ideas and sources into outline-structured notes, releasing your brain from monotonous switching and searching work. Drag-and-drop your files and sources and get a starting place, calmness, and time for writing your research paper, and dissertation. The program allows you to retrieve relevant and outline-structured...

Tags: Idea, Reticent Software, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-09-25

Cita Matic 4.10 (Windows)

Cita Matic automates organizing your sources into keyword-structured landing pages. Cita Matic software generates collections of search-optimized lanfing pages for your Internet Marketing Project, extracts information from HTM, HTML, PDF, and TXT files, integrates with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Writing reference landing pages? Distilling and optimizing your website landing...

Tags: Page, Reticent Software, Cita Matic, Cita Matic Software, Web Browsers, Internet, Web Site Development, Marketing Research, Microsoft Windows, Marketing, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2008-09-07

Additional Resources

Downloading content illegally vs. getting away with it

Downloading content illegally vs. getting away with itBasically, student don't appreciate the effort going into music/videosTheir world is focussed on their own wants and desires, rather those those with whom they do not share much thinking-wise.It is only after having to appreciate the value of their own efforts that values...

Tags: Operational accounting, Overall IT, Downloading Content, music

Discussion threads 2009-08-03

Windows 7 first look: More than just "Vista, fixed"

Windows 7 first look: More than just "Vista, fixed"I look forward to your next reviewI am far more interested in the differences between versions than an overview. We've been hearing about Windows 7 features for months, now it would be nice to know exactly which features will be present on...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Media Center PCs, Operating systems, IT Deployment, Windows 7 First look, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP

Discussion threads 2009-07-29

Pigs do fly: Microsoft unleashes 20,000 lines of Linux code

Pigs do fly: Microsoft unleashes 20,000 lines of Linux codeWSFU GPLWindows Services for UNIX has some GPL utilities in it: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321712VMWARE Lower TCO, Higher ReliabilitySmart shops will skip virtualization from MS - garbage at its best. Resume generating event at its worst.RE: Pigs do fly: Microsoft unleashes 20,000 lines...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Linux, Microsoft Corp., Linux Code

Discussion threads 2009-07-20

IBM launches first Linux-OpenOffice desktop with virtualization features

IBM has added a Linux desktop with new virtualization capabilities to its portfolio. The Virtual Desktop, which bundles Canonical’s Ubuntu Linux, Virtual Bridges’ KVM-based desktop virtualization software and IBM’s Open Collaboration Client Solution, is available now, Big Blue announced on Thursday. None of the...

Tags: IBM Corp., Virtual Bridges, IBM Lotus Symphony, Linux, Virtualization, Desktops, Open Source, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2008-12-04

IT departments become Web 2.0 gatekeepers; 41% of execs stumped about mashups

Corporate technology departments are becoming the primary gatekeepers of Web 2.0 purchases--it used to be the business types--but could use a little education on concepts like mashups. According to a report by Forrester Research, IT departments are now in control of enterprise Web 2.0 deployments and the...

Tags: Web, Information Technology, Enterprise 2.0, Forrester Research Inc., Mashup, Technology Department, IT Organization, Web 2.0, Channel Management, Strategy, Internet, Marketing, Management, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-11

Windows 7: The information lockdown continues

Windows 7: The information lockdown continuesOnce burnedtwice shy. MS isn't going to risk the kind of PR flak that they caught over the slipped schedules, withdrawn features, etc. the last time around.My notoriously unreliable crystal ball predicts that the first anyone sees of their next platform will be when...

Tags: Operating systems, PDC 2008, Microsoft obviously, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, information lockdown, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-05-19

News to know: Apple; Fixing Vista; Earth Day; Web 2.0 Expo

Notable headlines: Tom Foremski: Open letter to Steve Jobs: Apple should have a first adopter network program and give discounts to loyal customers Jason O'Grady: Something killed my MacBook Pro David Morgenstern: Are there enough suckers in the world to make...

Tags: Web, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows Vista, Apple Inc., Web 2.0, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Operating Systems, Internet, Software, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-04-22

Forrester: Social networking will be biggest enterprise 2.0 priority by 2013; Smaller businesses reticent

Enterprise 2.0 will become a $4.6 billion industry by 2013 and social networking tools will garner the bulk of the money, according to a report by Forrester Research. The report, released on Monday and penned by Forrester analyst G. Oliver Young, shows a few notable trends that...

Tags: Social Networking, Web, Network, Enterprise 2.0, Forrester Research Inc., Web 2.0, Internet, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-04-21

SAP, Oracle, Babies, and Wonks: Competition, American-style

SAP as a company has always been risk-averse, even as it takes some risky steps. But its perhaps most risky step ever â€" the acquisition of TomorrowNow â€" in 2005, has apparently turned the already anodyne company into an almost non-competitive stupor, and frankly, it’s becoming a problem. ...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Problem, SAP AG, Litigation, Mergers & Acquisitions, Enterprise Software, Business Operations, Investment, Finance, Software, Joshua Greenbaum

Blog posts 2007-12-07

Service Oriented Architecture: What It Means for the Insurance Market?

Service Oriented Architecture has received much positive attention and has been deemed the solution to a multitude of technological business problems. However, it seems insurance companies are reticent to fully undertake it. Organizations are implementing isolated SOA projects but few have fully comprehensive strategies in place. SOAs effectively build applications...

Tags: SOA, AppLabs, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Insurance, Middleware, Financial Planning, Enterprise Software, Software, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance

White papers 2007-10-04

Service Oriented Architecture: What It Means to the Insurance Market...

Service Oriented Architecture has received much positive attention and has been deemed the solution to a multitude of technological business problems. However, it seems insurance companies are reticent to fully undertake it. Organizations are implementing isolated SOA projects but few have fully comprehensive strategies in place. SOAs effectively build applications...

Tags: SOA, Insurance, AppLabs, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2007-10-04

Analyst: IT departments are sabotaging SOA

Analyst: IT departments are sabotaging SOAStupidity is sabotaging SOAI'm a gunslinger so I don't have a vested interest in what architecture a customer chooses. Windows, Linux, AS400, DBII, SQL Server, Oracle...all the same to me. I get paid to build things and fix what's broken. Web service, web...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, Enterprise software, Stupidity, Most IT department, SOA, information technology

Discussion threads 2007-05-15

Why is there software licensing by the core?

Stephen Shankland is reporting that Oracle has quietly cut database prices on some low-end servers using multicore processors. Its clear that Oracles move is because Microsoft doesnt charge that way and is making some database inroads. With any luck perhaps Oracle can be prodded...

Tags: General, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Software Infrastructure

Blog posts 2007-03-02

Microsoft earns a mixed report card for its year-old Live initiative

A year ago this week, Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie shot the first salvo in Microsoft’s latest campaign to secure its place in the services world. Entitled “The Internet Services Disruption,” the October 28, 2005, memo from Ozzie to the top Microsoft brass outlined some of Ozzie’s ideas for...

Tags: Live, Microsoft Corp.

Blog posts 2006-10-24

ThinkFree Office shaping up nicely

I had an opportunity to chat with Jonathan Crow of ThinkFree last week and he showed me some of what's new in the online productivity suite. What struck me as the most exciting thing ThinkFree is doing is their recognition that an online alternative to Microsoft Office must be...

Tags: ThinkFree

Blog posts 2006-05-03

More frequent upgrades? That's the last thing Microsoft customers need

In Ina Fried's article Microsoft's 'big bang' could be its last, I couldn't disagree more with Gartner fellow Tom Bittman's comment that Windows XP or any other Microsoft product is "stuck in the weeds..." Windows XP SP2 is NOT the same product today that Windows XP was in 2000. It...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows XP

Blog posts 2005-10-31

Weighing in on the Microsoft-Claria issue

There is some pretty heated reaction to both the rumors of Microsoft acquiring Claria, and Microsoft changing it's AntiSpyware product to suggest that users "Ignore" (in other words, "Keep") Claria products instead of "Remove". I have been reticent to chime in other than my comments about how crazy it would...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., Claria Corp.

Blog posts 2005-07-11