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Sun Java System: Calendar Server 6.3

Organizations require a dependable, scalable, cost-effective calendaring solution that integrates with other popular calendaring solutions as well other communications components, such as messaging and addressbook. These organizations need a secure solution that is adaptable to their individual environments and highly available to ensure that they always have access to information...

Tags: Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Java, Sun Java System Calendar Server, Internet, Servers, Hardware

White papers 2007-04-01

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RIM and Google: The Perfect Storm?

A "Perfect Storm": The Linux-based Android OS, and tight integration with Google's web services, running on  BlackBerry hardware and connected to RIM's corporate messaging/calendar syncing infrastructure would be an unstoppable mobile enterprise device platform that not even Apple's iPhone, Windows Mobile or Palm webOS could dare...

Tags: Google Inc., Research In Motion Ltd., RIM BlackBerry, Handhelds, Hardware, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2009-05-27

Deploying Sun Java Enterprise System on the Sun Fire T2000 Server Using Solaris Containers

Improving the manageability and efficiency of enterprise infrastructure services poses a significant challenge to many organizations. The problem is compounded by the proliferation of individual servers used to run key enterprise applications including directory, portal, identity, mail, and calendar services. A recent Gartner report indicates that the power, space, and...

Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Java, Sun Fire, Sun Java Enterprise System, Enterprise Infrastructure Service, Sun Solaris, Servers, Java, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-10-02

Microsoft customers melting down over Daylight Saving patches

Microsoft customers melting down over Daylight Saving patchesQuite happy with my GroupWise serverAnother reason why I wouldn't want to use Exchange. It's an overly complex, costly solution that does nothing for me or my users. GroupWise on the other hand issued patches that worked! No ifs, and,...

Tags: Patches, Workstations, E-mail servers, Groupware, Microsoft Outlook Web Access, Microsoft Corp., patch management, DST

Discussion threads 2007-03-08

Sun's Bray slams SavaJe

Back in 2001, when I first spotted SavaJe (see Holy handheld, Batman! They put Java where!?), I was rather stunned by what the small startup had done. Today, nearly five years later, I'm equally stunned that the company appears to still be struggling to get it right. ...

Tags: SavaJe, Java

Blog posts 2006-06-06

WebOS market review

WebOS market reviewRe: embeddedWell what i do with my time with webOSs is that i create a shortcut to C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/IEXPLORE.exe then in the Create Shortcut Wizard I put C:/~~IEXPLORE.exe -k http://desktoptwo.com/frames.htm , which puts IE into Kisok Mode, you know tlike the way they do it in museums....

Tags: Web browsers, Channel management, Fax, Programming languages, WebOS, Web browser

Discussion threads 2006-04-24

Productivity applications tower over search's role in generating new revenues

So the WSJ says the AOL-MSN talks continue over which search engine will ultimately support the massive AOL/Time Warner user base. Web portal executives pooh-pooh Google's chances of rapid advancement outside of search. Crystal ball gazers the world over are still trying to figure out what the Sun-Google snuggle earlier...

Tags: new revenue, Google Inc., revenue, productivity-application

Blog posts 2005-10-07

Productivity applications tower over search's role in generating new revenues

So the WSJ says the AOL-MSN talks continue over which search engine will ultimately support the massive AOL/Time Warner user base. Web portal executives pooh-pooh Google's chances of rapid advancement outside of search. Crystal ball gazers the world over are still trying to figure out what the Sun-Google snuggle earlier...

Tags: new revenue, Google Inc., productivity-application, revenue

Blog posts 2005-10-07

What is your favorite desktop Linux application?

What is your favorite desktop Linux application?CadenceIn particular, the ICFB (integrated circuit front-to-back) design suite with Analog Workbench. Spend a good third of my time with it some weeks.Oh, not just another commercial *nix tech tool?Necessarily, then, it has to be [u]OpenOffice.org[/u] because I use [b]it[/b] to write the...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, OpenOffice, Microsoft Outlook, EMACS, Linux, favorite desktop Linux application, desktop Linux application, desktop, desktop Linux

Discussion threads 2005-05-24