Thursday, November 08, 2007

Rational deepens ties to IBM's mainframe business; IBM's $1.5 billion security push

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IBM News Alert




Network World's IBM News Alert, 11/08/07

Rational deepens ties to IBM's mainframe business, 11/07/07: IBM on Wednesday is expected to announce a set of Rational software products for modernizing applications running on its flagship System Z mainframes.

IBM, Microsoft, SAP lag behind on Web 2.0, 11/07/07: IBM, Microsoft and SAP are taking a charge at the business Web 2.0 market, but the big vendors still lag behind smaller rivals who have developed far more innovative technology with quicker release cycles, according to a Forrester analyst.

IBM lags behind rivals in Web content management, 11/05/07: IBM is falling behind competitors EMC, Microsoft and Oracle in Web content management capabilities, analyst firm CMS Watch argues in a new report.

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IBM to spend $1.5 billion to improve computer security, 11/01/07: IBM will spend $1.5 billion developing computer security products in 2008, a sum that could double the company’s previous spending.

IBM's $1.5 billion security push marks shift in strategy, analysts say, 11/02/07: Analysts say IBM's $1.5 billion security push is a big statement for a company that was once surprisingly weak in security offerings.

IBM, Akamai look to help with PCI compliance, 11/01/07: The mandate for Payment Card Industry (PCI) security compliance got attention this week from Akamai and IBM, as each promised new services oriented toward helping companies through the PCI audit process.

IBM launches server consolidation tool, 11/01/07: IBM has just launched an analysis tool that it reckoned would help businesses find under-utilized x86 servers that could profitably be consolidated.

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