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Thursday, June 07, 2007

Verizon gets into supply chain management; Tools automate the business process

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Network/Systems Management News Alert




Network World's Network/Systems Management News Alert, 06/07/07

Verizon gets into supply chain management, 06/05/07:  Verizon Business this week entered the supply chain management market through a resale arrangement with GXS, a provider of business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce systems. Click here for more.

Tools automate the business process, 06/06/07:  A product made available this week by business process management vendor Pegasystems lets customers apply predictive models to business processes without requiring lots of coding work. Click here for more.

Management vendors grab more than $21M in VC funding, 06/06/07:  Investors continue to validate the trend toward open source management and automation software, most recently by investing venture funding in two startups targeting the emerging markets. Click here for more.

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Sophos secures global deal with GE, 06/06/07:  One of the world's most recognized brands, GE has signed an agreement to begin deploying Sophos across the globe. Click here for more.

Guaranteeing uptime at world’s largest particle physics lab, 06/05/07:  As the European agency CERN was gearing up to build the world’s largest particle accelerator, officials there knew they could not afford to have problems in their technical infrastructure cause any downtime. Click here for more.

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1. 5 new ways to authenticate users
2. FAQ: What Avaya going private is all about
3. What Google bought in the past 12 months
4. Churn in the VoIP market?
5. Will Cisco suffer IBM's fate?
6. Firefox flaws raise Mozilla security doubts
7. Adult filmmakers taking their lumps on ‘Net?
8. Avaya goes private in $8.2B deal
9. Slideshow: 5 new ways to authenticate users
10. Stealthy attack serves malicious code only once

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Senior Editor Denise Dubie covers network and systems management for Network World.



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