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HP,
Dell, and Sun Tweak Intel-Based Server
Lines
by Timothy
Prickett Morgan
Three of the dominant vendors in the Wintel and
Lintel server markets--Hewlett-Packard, Dell, and Sun Microsystems--have recently
tweaked their offerings in the entry server category. All
three vendors are chasing the same customers with these
products--companies who want to install inexpensive and
easy-to-use infrastructure and application servers. The new HP
and Dell machines can run either Windows or Linux, while the
Sun machine is an updated Cobalt appliance server that uses Intel processors
and a custom implementation of Linux made by Sun's Cobalt
subsidiary. READ
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Great
Plains Adds Functionality to Business
Apps
by Dan
Burger
The Great Plains Business
Solutions unit of Microsoft has announced
the availability of Solomon IV Release 5.0, its midmarket
suite of business management and e-business applications. The
Solomon IV product family runs on various Microsoft platforms,
including Windows 2000 and SQL Server 2000; it also uses
Microsoft's Visual Basic development language. The latest
Solomon upgrade builds upon Solomon IV Release 4.5, which was
introduced in July 2001. Its primary enhancements are found in
the distribution modules. READ
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Sonoma
Winery's CRM Push Unearths New
App
by Alex
Woodie
When the sixth-generation vintners at the Gundlach Bundschu
Winery decided they needed a better way to manage their
3,000-member wine club, their first instinct was to go to a
prepackaged CRM application. After reviewing their CRM
options, however, none of the applications seemed to fit.
Instead, the winery decided to expand its Lotus Notes system, and in the
process helped create what may be the first killer application
for the midrange wine industry. READ
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As
I See It: Surviving the Life
by Victor
Rozek
Interminable delays at the airport, days of driving,
motel rooms that reek of stale smoke and Lysol, bad water,
strange food, hostile locals, exotic illnesses, and high
prices--all coupled with the desperate urgency of trying to
squeeze a year's worth of living into two cramped weeks. These
are just some of the possible delights encountered on the
great American vacation. It's little wonder many of us return
home more exhausted than when we left. READ
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