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A newsletter published by TechTarget   January 15, 2004 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Xbridge Systems: FREE DATA ACCESS DEMO  Today's Highlights   >>  FEATURED TOPIC:  Making z/OS migrations work >>  NEWS:  Novell to keep SuSE enterprise customers safe from SCO >>  ASK THE EXPERTS:  Determining the size of a native z/OS dataset >>  THE MISSING LINK:  You want [EMAIL PROTECTED] with that? Hackers serve unhappy meals  News and Top Stories   FEATURED TOPIC Making z/OS migrations work  (Search390.com) These advanced z/OS migration tips will help you deal with the problems you'll encounter on the way to an updated operating system. More on this topic: >  Tip: The effects of migrating from OS/390 and z/OS on CICS SPONSORED BY: Xbridge Systems FREE DATA ACCESS DEMO All mainframe direct data access products are not alike. With Xbridge Host Data Connect, you can easily and cost-effectively access and integrate OS/390 and z/OS data with your Windows and Web applications, without rewriting your host applications. The product's powerful capabilities make mainframe and SQL Server data available to your enterprise, regardless of location. See how you can save money and improve user productivity using web-based access to your mainframe data. Click here to receive your demonstration of Host Data Connect from Xbridge Systems. NEWS Novell to keep SuSE enterprise customers safe from SCO (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com) Novell announced a Linux Indemnification Program for its SuSE Linux enterprise customers today. The SCO Group, meanwhile, sees this as further vindication of its claims. NEWS Offshoring cuts into U.S. high-tech salaries (eWEEK) As IT jobs get shipped offshore, the salaries of jobs that remain in the U.S. continue to slide. Some jobs are feeling the impact more than others. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  IBM plans 64-Xeon server for 2005 (CNET)   >  IBM earnings surpass analyst expectations (Associated Press)   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   ASK THE EXPERTS Determining the size of a native z/OS dataset How can I find out the size of a file in real world numbers (MB) instead of blocks? FEATURED TIP CIOs demand that vendors get real As budget debates rage on for 2004 planning, most CIOs do not expect to see big increases over last year's funding. The growing project backlog dictates that money earmarked for the next year is already accounted for holdover initiatives. The struggles over which projects are approved and which will fall by the wayside are just beginning. THE MISSING LINK You want [EMAIL PROTECTED] with that? Hackers serve unhappy meals Thanks to hackers, some Burger King customers in Troy, Mich., are having their self-esteem flame grilled. When one customer placed his order at the drive-through, the response was, "You don't need a couple of Whoppers. You are too fat. Pull ahead." Yes, some geeks have hacked their way into the wireless frequency of the BK. This is more than just a denial of service; it's a denial of civility. The perps have told customers that the restaurant has no food and, in some cases, they've served up supersizes of obscenities. BK is trying to change the frequency while Troy police hunt their fast food fugitives. (ClickonDetroit.com)   Contact Us   SITE EDITOR Mark Brunelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your feedback and suggestions. NEWS EDITOR Kate Evans-Correia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your article ideas and press releases. ASSISTANT SITE EDITOR Maryann Tripp [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your favorite white papers and other links. DIRECTOR OF SITE SALES Gabrielle DeRussy [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sponsor this or any other TechTarget newsletter. A B O U T   T H I S   N E W S L E T T E R This newsletter is published by TechTarget, the most targeted IT media. Copyright 2004 TechTarget. All rights reserved. To unsubscribe from "Today's News":   -  Reply to this e-mail with REMOVE in the Subject line OR   -  Go to unsubscribe and enter your e-mail address to cancel your subscription Please note, unsubscribe requests may take up to 24 hours to process; you may receive additional mailings during that time. A confirmation e-mail will be sent when your request has been successfully processed.