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ZAGAT SURVEY 2003 WI-FI HOTSPOTS
Even Zagat is getting into the Wi-Fi biz.
ZAGAT SURVEY 2003 WI-FI HOTSPOTS
posted by Geek at 8:21 PM : Permalink :
Friday, September 26, 2003
Office 2003
I have been working with Office 2003 the last few nights and I will have to say there are some cool features. The biggest of which is the new "reading pane" that replaces the preview pane in Outlook. You can also group e-mail messages by day or by discussion thread. Cool stuff! Enough "must have features" to pay for the upgrade? Not likely.
posted by Geek at 6:37 AM : Permalink :
Citrix 'fixes' your password problems
A quick story on how Citrix 'fixes' password problems. (link)
posted by Geek at 6:09 AM : Permalink :
Thursday, September 25, 2003
Citrix Password Manager Released
Password Manager from Citrix is now available. This is "the" answer to single sign-on.
posted by Geek at 7:00 AM : Permalink :
Wednesday, September 24, 2003
Citrix Selects NetQoS to Optimize Network Application Performance
From the press release: NetQoS' Advisory Service is a monthly service designed to help companies optimize network application performance. The Advisory Service is based on the capabilities of NetQoS' products, ReporterAnalyzer and SuperAgent. ReporterAnalyzer analyzes and reports on detailed network traffic statistics by gathering information from Cisco's NetFlow. SuperAgent, an application response time analyzer, quickly tracks and measures end-user response time -- without desktop or server agents. It separates response time into application, network and server delay components, enabling rapid troubleshooting of application performance bottlenecks. Advisory Service supplements in-house IT teams with experienced NetQoS engineers, who analyze trends and offer timely, practical recommendations on ways to improve network performance. Link
posted by Geek at 7:00 AM : Permalink :
Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Windows service pack tool draws early praise
Microsoft made it possible for customers to use Software Update Services (SUS) to distribute service packs, instead of requiring a separate patch management system or Active Directory group policy.
Yahoo! News - Windows service pack tool draws early praise
posted by Geek at 5:37 AM : Permalink :
Citrix Announces 10 New eLearning Courses for its MetaFrame Access Suite
Citrix announced that it has 10 new courses available to support the Citrix® MetaFrame® Access Suite and extend the company’s existing training and certification programs. These courses build on the company’s announcement last June of an eLearning outsourcing relationship with Accenture and its first four eLearning courses. Designed to complement its award-winning instructor-led training (ILT) program, Citrix eLearning allows customers, as well as more than 7,000 channel and alliance partners and more than 300 Citrix Authorized Learning Centers™ (CALCs), to conveniently access Citrix professional training wherever and whenever they choose, providing a flexible learning environment whereby individuals can continually update their skill sets to deliver the on-demand enterprise to their organizations.
Citrix Announces 10 New eLearning Courses for its MetaFrame Access Suite
posted by Geek at 5:35 AM : Permalink :
Monday, September 22, 2003
Putting a lid on broadband use
This is all I need. ISPs are starting to limit high-bandwidth users.
posted by Geek at 7:16 AM : Permalink :
