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1. HashiCorp Vault Completes FIPS 140-2 Evaluation

Subjects
Systems and data security software -- Evaluation -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Systems/data security software, Arts and entertainment industries, Vault Enterprise 0.9 (Systems/data security software) -- Evaluation -- Standards
Abstract

HashiCorp reported that Vault Enterprise 0.9, HashiCorp's secrets and privileged access management security product, has been evaluated as conformant with the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 standards. According to [...]

Published
2017

2. Go the distance: a step beyond servers And browsers, web-services technology links embedded devices to powerful applications and information sources anywhere on the internet. (coverstory)

Author

Webb, Warren

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Web services -- Usage, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage, Embedded systems -- Design and construction -- Standards -- Product development -- Usage, Computer industry -- Product development -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, XML, Embedded system, System on a chip, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Web services, Design and construction, Standards, Usage, Product development
Abstract

AS WE APPROACH the pervasive-computing vision, embedded appliances will take on a more comprehensive role, allowing users to act on information from any place, at any time, and on and [...]

Published
2003

3. Pure as it gets

Author

Wang, Yun, Wonnacott, Laura, and Young, Tom

Subjects
Java, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Java (Computer program language) -- Standards
Abstract

ISSUES Nonstandard APIs Incompatibilities caused by differences between the development API and the target platform 100% Pure Java Part branding program, part portability dream: the process and the payoff Writing […]

Published
1997

4. Where's UNIX headed?

Author

Snell, Ned

Subjects
Company marketing practices, UNIX, Software quality, Time to market, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development -- Marketing, Novell Inc. -- Product development -- Marketing, X/Open Company Ltd. -- Product development -- Marketing, Common Open Software Environment -- Standards, UnixWare (Network operating system) -- Marketing, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Interoperability, Unix -- Product development
Abstract

Many Is managers contemplating their enterprise strategies for the next 10 years would like just two questions answered before they'll commit to a direction: Where's Windows headed? Where's UNIx headed? […]

Published
1994

5. Framework makers dispute data models

Author

Ohr, Stephan

Subjects
Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Database design, Computer-aided engineering -- Standards, Electronic design automation, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Database design, Software quality, Electronic design automation, Standards, Product development
Abstract

Framework makers dispute data models While computer-aided-engineering (CAE) software makers agree that the database is the key to the construction of an electronic-design-automation framework, they disagree sharply about what structure [...]

Published
1991

6. COSE: the road to better integration

Author

Wilson, Dennis

Subjects
Application programming interface, Time to market, UNIX, Electronic design automation, Common Open Software Environment -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Application Programming Interface -- Standards, Unix, Electronic design automation -- Standards
Abstract

Mentor Graphics and other software developers are encouraged about the prospects of using the Common Open Software Environment (COSE) process to facilitate portability of Unix-based applications. COSE groups are active […]

Published
1994

7. VMware Develops Virtualization Benchmarks

Subjects
Benchmark, VMware Inc. -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Benchmarks, Virtualization software -- Product development
Abstract

Virtual environments are about to get a benchmark to call their own. VMware is leading the effort to offer a new benchmark that will measure how workloads perform in virtual […]

Published
2007

8. VMware Develops Virtualization Benchmarks

Subjects
Benchmark, VMware Inc. -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Benchmarks, Virtual computer systems -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Virtual environments are about to get a benchmark to call their own. VMware is leading the effort to offer a new benchmark that will measure how workloads perform in virtual […]

Published
2007

9. Microsoft, Newspeak and Open XML

Subjects
XML, Document management software, Open source software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Public software -- Product development, Document management systems -- Computer programs, XML (Document markup language) -- Standards
Abstract

One of the most chilling concepts of George Orwell's novel '1984' is 'Newspeak.' In Newspeak, the language is constantly being cropped of words that might lead to 'thoughtcrimes.' If you […]

Published
2007

10. Genuitec Ponders ALM Move

Subjects
Open source software, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Public software -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--Microsoft has said it plans to bring its high-volume, low-cost story to the application lifecycle management space, but if anybody can play that hand successfully in the Eclipse […]

Published
2006

11. Blue Ridge's secure platform assures compliance with HSPD-12 data access mandates

Subjects
Network management software, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, Blue Ridge Networks Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, United States. Department of Homeland Security -- Standards, BorderGuard Secure Communications Platform (Network management software) -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Network management software -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Blue Ridge Networks, the premier provider of secure communications products and managed VPN services, announced recently that its BorderGuard Secure Communications Platform meets the mandates of Homeland Security Presidential Directive […]

Published
2005

12. Sun Simplifying Enterprise JavaBeans

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Application development software, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

LAS VEGAS--Sun Microsystems Inc. shed light Thursday on its long-awaited Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0, the yet unfinished specification for creating Java-based enterprise applications. In a session that was slated to be […]

Published
2004

13. Java Card Scores Well In 'Plugtest'

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Application development software, Sun Microsystems Ltd. -- Product development, Identification cards -- Standards -- Product development -- Evaluation, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Program development software -- Product development -- Standards -- Evaluation
Abstract

Java Card has come a long way in the past two years. Back in 2001, the first-ever 'Plugtest' of the interoperability of Java-based subscriber identity module cards sponsored by the […]

Published
2003

14. FirePass VPN Controller Taps SSL

Subjects
Virtual private network, F5 Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Virtual private networks -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

F5 Networks Inc. on Monday will try to put a stake in the heart of IP Sec as a client-side VPN technology with a new alternative that delivers greater flexibility […]

Published
2003

15. Portal standards take flight

Author

Moore, Cathleen

Subjects
Portal software, Web portal, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, BEA Systems Inc. -- Product development, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Plumtree Software Inc. -- Product development, Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards -- Standards, Java Community Process -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Web portals -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

As two key specifications approach final status, portal vendors are stitching in standards-compliant APIs for delivering content and applications into the portal framework. Both JSR (Java Specification Request) 168 and […]

Published
2003

16. CA TAKES CHARGE ON SECURITY MANAGEMENT

Subjects
Data security issue, Smart card, CA Technologies Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Data security -- Standards, Integrated circuit cards -- Product development -- Standards, Smart cards -- Product development -- Standards
Published
2003

17. IBM Gives Developers a Taste of XQuery

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Relational database, Program translator, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Database management systems -- Standards -- Product development, Translators (Computer programs) -- Product development -- Standards, Relational databases -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

IBM on Thursday is expected to put on its alphaWorks site a downloadable prototype of the developing XQuery standard for developers and customers to tinker with. The prototype, called XML […]

Published
2003

18. QUICKTIME AND WINDOWS MEDIA 9 SERIES -- The digital media technology battle moves beyond the desktop

Author

Capria, Frank

Subjects
Apple Inc. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Digital video -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Graphics software -- Product development -- Standards, Digital video, Business, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Frank Capria The recent release of Apple QuickTime 6 and the upcoming release of Microsoft Windows Media 9 Series (WM9) portend significant changes to the digital media authoring and [...]

Published
2002

19. How Bad Games Get Made

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Computer programmers -- Personal narratives, Computer games -- Product development -- Standards, Video game industry -- Management -- Product development -- Standards, Company business management, Computer game, Business, Hobbies and crafts, High technology industry, Travel, recreation and leisure
Abstract

It's a fact of gaming life: For every console masterpiece--every Metal Gear Solid or Halo or Grand Theft Auto III--that makes you say, 'Wow,' just as many not-so-special games make [...]

Published
2002

20. Toolkits tackle standards - Web services kits advance toward easier integration, interoperability

Author

April, Carolyn, Harreld, Heather, and Krill, Paul

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Software quality, Network architecture, Application development software, Web services, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Network architecture -- Standards, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, Web services
Abstract

PROMISING ACCESS to a wider set of standards, developer toolkits are emerging to address growing enterprise demand for internal Web services and application integration. As toolkits from the likes of […]

Published
2002

21. MPeg-4

Subjects
Disk/file management software, Disk/file compression software, MP3, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Data compression -- Standards, MP3 -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Although the MP3 standard is by now well-known, it is often forgotten that its official name is MPeg-1 audio Layer 3. That is, it forms but one part of the […]

Published
2001

22. Killer app? Next-gen VOD shown

Author

Murdoch, Blake

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Communications software -- Product development -- Standards, Desktop video -- Computer programs, Pay-per-view television -- Standards -- Product development, Desktop video software, Software quality, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

SYDNEY -- MovieFly, the working name of the video-on-demand alliance involving five major Hollywood studios, might have something new to consider as it gears up to deliver content through a [...]

Published
2001

23. Pings & Packets

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Network security software, XML, Application development software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Security software -- Product development -- Standards, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, XML (Document markup language)
Abstract

W3C's XQuery road tested In June, the World Wide Web Consortium's XML Query Working Group released a set of draft proposals for how a new XML query language, called XQuery, […]

Published
2001

24. Web services need standards

Author

Hicks, Matt

Subjects
Internet/Web server software, Internet, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Internet server software -- Product development -- Standards, Internet -- Standards
Abstract

Even today, with vendors touting web services as loudly as street corner newspaper hawkers, their success will depend largely on the ability of those competitors and software developers to develop […]

Published
2001

25. Exploring security

Author

BENNETT, JONATHAN

Subjects
Internet access software, Web browser, Software quality, Data security issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Safety and security measures, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards -- Safety and security measures, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (Web browser) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Product development -- Standards, Web browsers -- Safety and security measures -- Product development -- Standards, Data security -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

MICROSOFT HAS RELEASED a public beta of Internet Explorer 6.0 (IE 6), in contrast to previous betas of the product, which have been restricted. On the surface, little has changed, […]

Published
2001

26. Posh purchasing

Author

JOSEPH, CLIFF

Subjects
Electronic commerce, 3D technology, Electronic commerce software, Intel Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Three-dimensional display systems -- Standards -- Product development, Electronic commerce -- Product development -- Standards -- Computer programs, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

NUMEROUS ATTEMPTS TO establish a standard format for 3D graphics on the Internet have failed. Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) has almost been forgotten, while other attempts, including Apple's QuickTime […]

Published
2001

27. Microsoft reticent as EBXML enters the B2B arena

Author

Bradbury, Danny

Subjects
Electronic commerce, XML, Technology application, Electronic commerce software, Oasis International Group Ltd. -- Standards -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Standards committees -- Technology application, Electronic commerce -- Standards -- Product development -- Computer programs, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Internet software -- Standards -- Product development, XML (Document markup language) -- Technology application
Abstract

The 18-month gestation period for the E-Business Extensible Markup Language (EBXML) came to an end in the middle of May, when Oasis and UN Cefact finally delivered the official set […]

Published
2001

28. Translating XML schema - eWeek Labs takes an in-depth look at what the W3C's new standard means for e-business

Author

Dyck, Timothy

Subjects
XML, Software quality, SGML/HTML, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Usage -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Document markup languages -- Standards -- Usage, HTML (Document markup language) -- Usage, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage
Abstract

Earlier this month at the Tenth International World Wide Web Conference in Hong Kong, XML took its biggest step forward since the document format was first standardized in February 1998. […]

Published
2001

29. Mobile Leaders Team Up For Universal Mobile Games Platform

Author

Eccles, Lisa

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Cellular transmission equipment, Application development software, Telecommunications equipment, Telecommunications equipment industry, Ericsson Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, Siemens Information and Communication Networks -- Standards -- Product development, Metrowerks Inc. -- Product development, Motorola Solutions Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, CodeWarrior (Application development software) -- Usage -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Communications equipment -- Product development -- Standards -- Usage, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards -- Product development, Program development software -- Usage -- Standards -- Product development, Office equipment and supplies industry -- Standards -- Product development, Electronic office machines -- Standards -- Usage -- Product development
Abstract

Leaders in the mobile communications industry are developing an initiative to define a universal mobile games platform using existing and emerging standards. Together, Ericsson Inc., Motorola Inc., and Siemens Information […]

Published
2001

30. Cisco IPv6 revival addresses IP limits - Uncertain demand and upgrade difficulties detract from promised gains

Author

Lee, Stephen

Subjects
Bridge/router software, Bridge/router, Software quality, Wireless LAN/WAN bridge/router, Cisco Systems Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Bridge/routers -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

ANTICIPATING A shortage in the number of available IP addresses, Cisco Systems last week announced support for the IPv6 standard in its Internetwork Operating System (IOS) router software. The new […]

Published
2001

31. UN and Oasis complete EBXML specification

Subjects
XML, Consortium, Company business planning, Electronic commerce software, Oasis International Group Ltd. -- Product development, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, United Nations -- Planning -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Consortia -- Standards, XML (Document markup language), Electronic commerce -- Computer programs
Abstract

Oasis and a United Nations technology group have finalised the Electronic Business XML (EBXML) specification. The proposed standard is designed to enable companies to do business over the Web regardless […]

Published
2001

32. IPv6: This is your wake-up call

Author

Petrosky, Mary

Subjects
TCP/IP, Computer network equipment industry, NEC Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Internet software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer network equipment industry -- Product development -- Standards, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol) -- Standards
Abstract

The Intelligent Network . Mary Petrosky Recent IPv6 announcements from Cisco and NEC America won't have a dramatic impact on the U.S. network market this year. U.S. demand for IPv6 […]

Published
2001

33. Directory standards see renewed vendor action; Novell, Microsoft propose XML-based plans

Author

Fontana, John

Subjects
Network directory software, XML, Network software, Consortium, Novell Inc. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Network software -- Standards -- Product development, Consortia, XML (Document markup language)
Abstract

Directory heavyweights Novell and Microsoft are matching wits again, this time with competing proposals to the same standards body for creating an XML-based protocol that promises to foster integration between […]

Published
2001

34. Microsoft touts P3P as consumer safeguard

Author

Jones, Jennifer

Subjects
Software quality, Privacy issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Information Technology Association of America -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Privacy -- Standards
Abstract

THE SIMMERING online privacy debate advanced on two fronts last week: Microsoft detailed consumer privacy tools for its upcoming browser release, and an industry group sounded an alarm for trial […]

Published
2001

35. Group Extends MPEG-4 Video Coding To Internet Streaming

Author

Grossman, Steve

Subjects
Consortium, Desktop video, Desktop video software, Streaming media technology, Moving Picture Experts Group -- Standards, Desktop video -- Standards -- Product development -- Computer programs, Streaming media, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Consortia
Abstract

At its January meeting in Pisa, Italy, the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) finished and approved an extension to MPEG-4 video coding. This enhancement uses fine granular scalability as well […]

Published
2001

36. ISI DESIGNS BRING MPEG-4'S POTENT MULTIMEDIA PERFORMANCE TO FRUITION

Author

GROSSMAN, STEVE

Subjects
Disk/file compression software, Digital video, Desktop video software, Moving Picture Experts Group -- Standards -- Innovations, Digital video -- Innovations -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Desktop video -- Computer programs
Abstract

Multimedia is taking off like gangbusters in entertainment, education, and medicine. But the huge amounts of data--text, speech, music, images, graphics, and video--make representation a challenging task indeed. Admittedly, much […]

Published
2001

37. BREAKING THROUGH RFC 3000

Author

Loshin, Pete

Subjects
Network security software, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Security software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

Plus a BCP for ISP Security The blizzard of new RFCs that began in October continued, in fits and starts, during November: Almost 30 new ones came out, including RFC […]

Published
2001

38. More secure e-commerce?

Subjects
Data security issue, Electronic commerce software, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Data security -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Computer programs
Abstract

That's the goal of Security Services Markup Language (S2ML), a specification written by Bowstreet, Commerce One, Jamcracker, Netegrity, Sun Microsystems, VeriSign, and webMethods. Reviewing the specification are Art Technology Group, […]

Published
2001

39. UDDI update

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Network directory software, Network software, Business to business market, Electronic commerce software, Electronic commerce -- Standards -- Product development -- Computer programs, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Business-to-business market, Network software -- Design and construction -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

At press time, the Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) Project, a 130-member strong coalition, launched its public beta test of the UDDI Business Registry, a tool to facilitate B2B […]

Published
2001

40. Sun should submit to ECMA

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Programming language, Application development software, Oracle America Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, European Computer Manufacturers Association -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Programming languages -- Standards -- Product development, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

Seizing the moral high ground isn't a tactic we see every day from a dominant vendor. Usually, the nice-guy path is taken by underdogs.But Microsoft, by submitting its C# (pronounced […]

Published
2000

41. Enhanced DTV evolves at ATSC

Author

Dickson, Glen

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Digital television -- Equipment and supplies -- Standards -- Product development, Television equipment industry -- Product development -- Standards, Broadcasting equipment -- Product development -- Standards, Digital television, Business, Mass communications, Advanced T.V. Systems Committee -- Standards
Abstract

Proposed DASE standard would support HTML content An industry effort to standardize the digital broadcasting of enhanced-television content is making slow but steady progress, according to the Advanced Television Systems [...]

Published
2000

42. SDMI challenge leads to cracked code

Author

Costello, Sam

Subjects
Encryption, Algorithm, Salon Media Group Inc. -- Reports -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Sound recordings -- Product development -- Standards, Sound recording industry -- Standards -- Product development, Data encryption -- Reports, Algorithms -- Reports
Abstract

After a three-week challenge aimed at improving the standard's security, the Secure Digital Music Initiative, the music industry's proposed standard for secure digital music, has been cracked, according to a […]

Published
2000

43. XML standards are gaining a foothold - RosettaNet, XMLSolutions create standard B2B protocols that increase supply chain efficiency

Author

Holland, Roberta

Subjects
Electronic commerce, XML, Business to business market, Electronic commerce software, XMLSolutions Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Uniform Code Council -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards -- Product development -- Computer programs, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Business-to-business market, XML (Document markup language)
Abstract

XML is taking a greater role in the supply chain through efforts on two fronts to create standard business-to-business proto cols based on the language. The RosettaNet consortium last week […]

Published
2000

44. THE OPEN SOURCE: Without aggressive leadership, Linux Standard Base is doomed to irrelevance

Author

Petreley, Nicholas

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Open source software, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Public software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

I WAS HONORED TO GIVE a keynote address at Linux Business Expo (as part of NetWorld+Interop) this year in Atlanta. Unfortunately, due to an administrative mix-up, no one posted signs […]

Published
2000

45. Groups resolve datawarehouse tag war

Author

Doyle, Eric

Subjects
DBMS, Consortium, Data warehousing/data mining, DBMS utility, Technology application, International Business Machines Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Object Management Group -- Standards -- Technology application, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Database management systems -- Standards -- Product development, Consortia -- Standards -- Technology application, Data mining -- Technology application, Data warehousing -- Technology application
Abstract

The war over metadata standards that pitted Microsoft against Oracle and IBM is over, paving the way for a common set of tags for datawarehousing, writes Paul Mason. Last week […]

Published
2000

46. Opposing Groups Merge to Develop Metadata Standard

Author

Verton, Dan

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Application development software, Oracle Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Object Management Group Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, Object-oriented programming -- Standards
Abstract

Two opposing camps of database and data warehousing software vendors last week ended a five-year rivalry, deciding to combine forces in search of a single metadata standard aimed at creating […]

Published
2000

47. The SIF Evangelist

Author

Singer, Karen

Subjects
Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Schools -- United States, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Education, Software quality, Standards, Product development
Abstract

Two years ago, Microsoft hired Manish Sharma and gave him one task: revolutionize the way schools use software. With a lot of help, the standard he helped create is ready [...]

Published
2000

48. Signaling over Packet: Erasing the Network Boundary

Author

Kot, Mark and Yoakum, John

Subjects
Monitor/keyboard extender, Multiplexer, Telecommunications services industry, Wireless modem, Telecommunications equipment industry, Protocol gateway software, Internet Engineering Task Force -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product development -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Product development -- Standards, Multiplexers -- Standards -- Product development, Computer networks -- Equipment and supplies, Communications industry -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

With unprecedented demand for bandwidth, high-speed access, and a host of network requirements, how will next-gen networks accommodate a new era of communications and interwork with the PSTN? With data […]

Published
2000

49. Industry group, Microsoft seek common ground

Author

Fontana, John

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Application development software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Object Management Group -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

The development language fundamental to Microsoft's new .Net platform will be embraced next month by a source often at odds with the software maker. The result likely will be good […]

Published
2000

50. A promising spec on the drawing board

Author

Chu, Francis

Subjects
Industry association information, Network security software, E-mail, E-mail software, Internet Engineering Task Force -- Standards, Electronic mail systems -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Trade and professional associations, Security software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

The internet engineering task force last month established a working group to develop an ICMP Traceback messaging standard that can be used to track down IP packets traversing the Internet. […]

Published
2000

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