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HEWLETT-PACKARD
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Getting from here to there, reliably
From point A to point B, sometimes through point C and oftentimes on to D or E, more than 200,000 passengers a day count on ANA to get them to their destinations on time.
So, through more than 800 flights per day, ANA's Flight Management System sees to it, that, as Japan's leading airline in on-time performance, ANA continues to remain on time.
And behind this benchmark of punctuality, working away millisecond by millisecond, is HP technology. Find out more.
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GUILD COMPANIES
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Hardware for Sale:
· Two HP ProLiant DL360 rack-mounted servers: a $1,825 Value Each, Yours for $1,500 Each
· One HP Modular SAN Array 1000, 473 GB capacity: a $9,000 Value, Yours for $6,500
· One 35 GB HP StorageWorks AIT Tape Drive: a $1,100 Value, Yours for $800
Buy the two DL360s and the SAN as a bundle: a $12,650 Value for Only $8,000!
Shop at our IT Jungle Online Store
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Sun Reveals Details on APL Partnership with Fujitsu
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
If it seemed like the Sparc partnership between Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu was hastily thrown together when it was announced on June 1, it wasn't. Sun executives said last week that the Advanced Product Line partnership has been in the works for more than a year, and that June 1 was just when the lawyers got done arguing. This partnership makes sense, but the abrupt manner in which Sun told the world about it left a lot of questions unanswered. READ MORE >
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Sun Profits Nicely in Q4, Thanks to Microsoft Settlement
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
When Sun Microsystems said it wanted to be profitable by the end of fiscal 2004, no one could have predicted the way in which it would happen. Sun did indeed report a profit of $795 million for the fourth quarter, after booking $1.6 billion of its $1.95 billion settlement with Microsoft. But the company is still in the midst of a number of product transitions, and it prospects for profits and revenue growth in fiscal 2005 are a big question mark. READ MORE >
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SUN MICROSYSTEMS
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The Sun Java System
Serious software made simple--$100 per employee, per year.
A revolutionary new way to acquire and deploy enterprise infrastructure software. The Java Enterprise System enables the rapid deployment of business applications and Java Web services.
With the Java Enterprise System, customers quickly realize the benefits of fully integrated, real-world tested, ready-to-use, industry-leading network services.
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Sponsored By
STALKER SOFTWARE
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COMMUNIGATE PRO MAIL SERVER
* Proven Reliability and Scalability
* Integrated, E-mail & collaboration solution
* Central Directory and LDAP Services
* Web Based E-mail and Administration
* Standards-based (POP, IMAP, HTTP, SMTP)
* Secure (SSL/TLS) connections
* Advanced Spam and Anti-virus protection
Over 30 supported OS/hardware combinations
EVALUATION VERSION: www.stalker.com
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OpsWare Opens Up and Extends with 4.5 Release
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
One of the fundamental problems with computers is they all do not usually run the exact same software, and even when they do, the IT and business processes that applications embody are not implemented in exactly the same way from company to company. Automating the management of such systems is therefore problematic if you are, like OpsWare, trying to automate the data centers of the world--and do it on a budget. READ MORE >
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Mad Dog 21/21: To Hive and Hive Not
by Hesh Wiener
They naturally organize themselves into orderly, cooperative groups. They produce what it takes to nurture and enlarge their society, and more, too. When the central figure in a group departs, they very quickly nominate one or more candidates for that role. If two or more prospective leaders arise, only one will remain with the group and emerge as a leader. That's the way honeybees behave and bee hive. That's the way people in prominent software development teams often act, too. READ MORE >
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Sponsored By
GEEKCORPS
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Geekcorps \gek ' kor\ n.
1. A US-based non-profit organization that places international technical volunteers in developing nations. We contribute to local IT projects while transferring technical skills needed to keep projects moving after our volunteers have returned home.
2. The opportunity to be immersed in another culture while using your technical knowledge to assist emerging economies.
www.geekcorps.org.
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But Wait, There's More
Sun Taps Youngjohns for Subscription Sales . . . IBM Boosts Earnings As Sales Come In a Bit Shy . . . StorageTek's New SL8500 Library Supports Up To 300,000 Tape Cartridges . . . IDC: Software Piracy Cost Developers $29 Billion in 2003 . . . IBM to Acquire J2EE Business Intelligence Developer Alphablox . . . Aberdeen Reveals Supply Chain Myths . . . READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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