Today's News: IBM's software strategy shuffle

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A newsletter published by TechTarget   December 18, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Aldon Computer Group: Unifying Software Development Teams - A Free White Paper >>  iStudio400.com: iSeries experts at your service  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  IBM exec Duncan outlines software strategy shift >>  NEWS:  Green Pasture ahead for IBM doc management >>  GADGETS & GIZMOS GUIDE:  Looking for some hip high-tech gadgets? >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Dinner no longer 'servered' on Texas prison site  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY IBM exec Duncan outlines software strategy shift  (Search400.com) Buell Duncan, former chief of the iSeries division and now general manager of ISV and developer relations, gives details on IBM's energized focus on vertical markets. More on this topic: >  IBM seals deals with business app vendors >  IBM to reorganize software operations SPONSORED BY: Aldon Computer Group Unifying Software Development Teams - A Free White Paper Want to learn about Source Development Management and its importance to development teams? Want to know how to manage WebSphere and Java Development in any environment? In this paper, learn from Aldon, the software development management leader, how to provide a complete multi-environment SCM solution for development, supporting the iSeries and all other platforms. Get your free white paper today NEWS Green Pasture ahead for IBM doc management (SearchDomino.com) IBM expects the purchase of Green Pasture Software will strengthen its position in the $10 billion content management market. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  Brace for more software shakeups (iSeries Network)   >  Radicati says Exchange trumps Domino in TCO (e-Pro Magazine)   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   GADGETS & GIZMOS GUIDE Looking for some hip high-tech gadgets? Gadget people can't resist the latest and greatest. And that's what we have assembled in our Gadgets & Gizmos '03 guide. Our guide is the best thing for gadget people ever. See how high-tech translates into high-tech fun with this assortment of the newest and greatest in high-tech gizmos. >>  Check out TechTarget's 2003 Gadgets & Gizmos Guide SPONSORED BY: iStudio400.com Have you ever had the need to synchronize real-time data from a Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Sybase or other ODBC compliant database? If you ask someone how to do it, the answers you usually get are that you need to do it from the PC side, because the iSeries can't do it. Yes it can. Find out how SEARCH400.COM MONTH IN REVIEW See what you missed in November November came and went faster than you can say, "More turkey, please." Didn't catch everything Search400.com did that month? Don't fret. We have it all here. SECURITY TIPS Sign up to receive free monthly Security Tips Security is always an issue, even for companies that run the iSeries. This monthly tip will highlight issues you need to be aware of and help you to be proactive when managing your systems. If you have a security issue you'd like us to address, e-mail us. And if you have a security tip of your own, send it in. We'll post it on the site, and you could win our Tip of the Month contest. Recent Security Tips you may find of interest: >>  Use Authorization Lists to simplify security administration >>  Deny spammers server access -- V5R2 update THE MISSING LINK Dinner no longer 'servered' on Texas prison site If you're a big fan of the Texas prison system's Web site (and who isn't?), you're going to go hungry for one detail: the infamous last meal on death row. Past repasts of the condemned have been posted on the site -- everything from one prisoner's tea and cookies to another's request for two chili cheese dogs, two cheeseburgers, onion rings, a turkey salad with fries, egg rolls, chocolate cake, apple pie, butter pecan ice cream, one peach, three Dr Peppers, jalapenos, ketchup and mayonnaise. But officials in Texas, which has the busiest death row in the U.S., have dropped the morbid menu from the site. Why? People complained that it was in poor taste. Recent missing link stories you may enjoy. 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