Sun quietly sets mobile middleware bait

www.theregister.co.uk | Aug 11, 2008

Who's biting?Yes, Apple has a lot to answer for. Having hooked the iPhone into Microsoft's Exchange email server, so business types can now read corporate emails horizontally, more tried-and-tested enterprise vendors are revisiting the concept of mobile business computing.…<a

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/08/11/sun_mobile_middleware/

Microsoft ships tools for migrating from Unix to Windows

www.computerweekly.com | May 22, 2002

Microsoft is attempting to entice enterprise users considering alternatives to Unix systems with an updated its set of tools to...

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2002/05/22/187278/microsoft-ships-tools-for-migrating-from-unix-to-windows.htm

Open the Door to Secure, Safe, Affordable Collaboration

The ability to collaborate internally and externally is critical to life sciences businesses. Open standards-based secure portal software makes it possible. Collaboration among researchers is integral to the process of transforming raw data into information that can lead to action.

http://www.sun.com/solutions/documents/articles/ls_portal_aa.xml

Assessment of Microsoft's Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM) as ...

www.symas.com

AD added many features, the most important of which was LDAP support (in Windows Server 2000) and ADAM (in Windows 2003) . AD appears constrained by technology elements which limit ...

http://www.symas.com/documents/Adam-Eval1-0.pdf

Directory Consultants, LTD - Home

Directory Consultants, LTD provides consulting services and software relating to LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) enabled X.500 compliant directory servers in the areas of conversion, testing and migration of authentication systems.

http://www.bcwsystems.com/

Osterman Research, Inc.

This directory provides a source of information that IT staffers can employ to identify vendors and other providers of various messaging- and directory-related products, services and technologies.

http://www.ostermanresearch.com/vendordirectory.htm

HP considers open-source services - page 2 | Tech News on ZDNet

"We don't have our own (Linux) distribution," she hastened to add. "It's kind of a gap-filling strategy. We provide features and support...Everything we do submit back to open source." In her job, Martino hopes to improve sales of blade servers using Linux.

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-6027842-2.html