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Volume 4, Number 4 -- January 30, 2007
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Novell Says SLED Is Better Than Windows Vista
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

Novell may have inked a landmark deal with rival Microsoft concerning the distribution of Linux by Microsoft, but that doesn't mean Novell is not competing with Microsoft. It also doesn't necessarily mean that Novell is much of a rival to Microsoft, particularly on the desktop, when you look at installed base and revenue. But with the launch of Windows Vista and Office 2007 this week, there is not going to be another opportunity to take some market share like this for at least another five years. READ MORE >

AMD: Native Quad Core Opteron Will Best Intel Quasi Quads
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

The price war underway between rivals Intel and Advanced Micro Devices in the arena of server and workstation processors is also a technology arms race. Advances in technology are what, in fact, allow each side to continue to cut prices--often, as the past quarter has shown, to the detriment of the bottom line. But, war is war, and once you are in it, you have to be in it to win it. READ MORE >


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IT Salaries Rise by 5.2 in 2006, Dice Survey Says
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

The online technology and engineering career site Dice has just completed a Web-based poll of over 19,000 information technology professionals in the United States, and based on the data it gathered, Dice surmises that salaries across all titles and levels of experience rose by an average of 5.2 percent in 2006. Salaries are on the rise, say the analysts at Dice, in part because the market for IT professionals is tightening. READ MORE >


Ask TPM: The Economics of Open Source Software
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

You are incredibly insightful about the IT world, at least insofar as I can understand your arguments. That's a compliment. Sometimes I come away puzzled by your analysis. You have one article on the projected lack of IT talent per PwC. Then there is an article projecting collapse for expensive proprietary packages because the open source community is going to provide free applications software. A free ERP--wow! READ MORE >



 

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But Wait, There's More:

Reader Feedback on Why the Number of Women in IT Is Decreasing . . . A Cold Day in Hell--Well, New York's Times Square . . . Wal-Mart Cops to Buying SUSE Linux from Microsoft . . . Security Experts Say Botnets, Web Extortion Threats on the Rise . . . HP Creates Unified Software Unit For Servers and Storage . . . Mainsoft Supports Visual Studio 2005, Mono 1.2 with Updated Grasshopper . . .


 

Reader Feedback and Insights

We value your feedback and insights.  Feel free to send a letter to the editor.  Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >


 
Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
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The Four Hundred
The Vanishing IT Woman--System i Women Respond

IBM Sells Printing Division to Ricoh for $725 Million

IT Salaries Rise by 5.2 in 2006, Dice Survey Says

As I See It: Measuring What Counts

Four Hundred Stuff
Idiom Translates Globalization Software into Strong Growth

PowerTech Looks to OpenService for Cross-Platform Security

Notes-Domino 8 Beta On Deck, Mid-Year GA Still on Schedule

mrc Hits the Throttle with Development Tools

Big Iron
IBM Buys Softek to Bolster Data Migration Offerings

Top Mainframe Stories From Around the Web

Chats, Webinars, Seminars, Shows, and Other Happenings

Four Hundred Guru
Using the SQL SET OPTION Statement

Legible PATH and CLASSPATH

Admin Alert: Updating Your System i5 for Daylight Saving Time Changes

System i PTF Guide
January 20, 2007: Volume 9, Number 3

January 13, 2007: Volume 9, Number 2

January 6, 2007: Volume 9, Number 1

December 30, 2006: Volume 8, Number 50

December 23, 2006: Volume 8, Number 49

December 16, 2006: Volume 8, Number 48

The Windows Observer
Microsoft Keeps the Pressure on IBM's Notes, Domino

IBM Lotus Adds Handles to Information Overload

Symantec Expands Performance Management Software

Salesforce.com Reports AppExchange Milestone

The Unix Guardian
Sun Profits in Fiscal Q2, Gets $700 Million Equity Injection from KKR

Sun, Intel Form Alliance for Xeon Servers and Workstations

IBM Closes Out 2006 With a Strong Fourth Quarter

The X Factor: Solaris Versus Linux Support Pricing

Four Hundred Monitor
Four Hundred Monitor's
Full iSeries Events Calendar

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Novell Says SLED Is Better Than Windows Vista

AMD: Native Quad Core Opteron Will Best Intel Quasi Quads

IT Salaries Rise by 5.2 in 2006, Dice Survey Says

Ask TPM: The Economics of Open Source Software

But Wait, There's More:


Reader Feedback on Why the Number of Women in IT Is Decreasing . . . A Cold Day in Hell--Well, New York's Times Square . . . Wal-Mart Cops to Buying SUSE Linux from Microsoft . . . Security Experts Say Botnets, Web Extortion Threats on the Rise . . . HP Creates Unified Software Unit For Servers and Storage . . . Mainsoft Supports Visual Studio 2005, Mono 1.2 with Updated Grasshopper . . .


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