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online.wsj.com - 12/4/2008

IBM Creates 'Microsoft-Free' Desktop

— online.wsj.com — International Business Machines Corp. is hoping to convince corporate customers that they no longer need Microsoft Corp. IBM says it has created a "Microsoft-free" virtual desktop -- a complete suite of applications that run on a backroom server and ... (more) IBM Creates 'Microsoft-Free' Desktop

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weblog.infoworld.com - 12/10/2008

Is Cisco an open source leech? |Open Sources | Rodrigues & Urlocker

— weblog.infoworld.com — I recently read a post by Dave Roberts, vice president of strategy at Vyatta, titled " Cisco: reducing costs with open source, pocketing profits ," and it got me thinking. Vyatta is a provider of open source networking products that compete with ... (more) Is Cisco an open source leech? |Open Sources | Rodrigues ...

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oldcomputers.net - 12/9/2008

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— oldcomputers.net — IBM PC - "The quality, power, and performance of the IBM Personal Computer are what you'd expect from IBM. The price isn't." (more) Old computer ads

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IBM Introduces Cybercrime Security Services
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — Describing rising cybercrime activity, corporate budget cutting, and lingering legacy security systems as a "perfect storm of security threats," IBM on Thursday waded into the identity and access management market to broaden its managed security offering for businesses. In addition to promising new identity and access management services, IBM said it is launching a formal program that will allow partners to resell managed security services. It is also offering a free savings assessment that compares an organization's existing security ...

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Internet Evolution: — ... 1.8 billion to more than 2.5 billion worldwide per day . That data comes directly from IBM's managed security services client base, comprising approximately 3,700 clients worldwide. Second, IBM saw a 40 percent increase within the last 120 days in its clients' access of IBM virtual security operations centers. A significant portion of those had come from clients that had not previously logged in for more than six months. In response to these findings, IBM Internet Security Systems has taken several measures, including the introduction of new identity and access management ...