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Five industry leaders, Oracle, Unisys, IBM, NCR, and Hyperion, have come together to propose a common warehouse metadata interchange (CWMI) standard to the Object Management Group (OMG). This standard aims to help companies integrate e-business systems quickly and easily by providing a common format for enterprise systems to exchange data.
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Top technology companies, including Oracle, Unisys, IBM, and Hyperion, have come together to propose a common warehouse metadata interchange (CWMI) standard, aimed at simplifying data exchange between e-business systems. The proposed CWMI standard is designed to facilitate integration and reduce costs associated with warehouse implementations, enabling companies to share critical
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As the US military continues to modernize and adapt to evolving global threats, contractors across the country are working to supply essential equipment and services. This update highlights key contracts awarded in September 1999, showcasing a diverse range of projects undertaken by prominent defense companies. Key Takeaways: * United Technologies was
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Oracle has announced the immediate availability of Oracle Sales Analyzer 6.2.1 and Express Web Agent 3.0, two new products that empower business managers and executives to easily analyze e-business sales and marketing data via a standard Web browser. These products extend the power of Oracle's
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Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Cisco, and Exodus have invested £5 million in business-incubator.com, a joint initiative to aid UK internet start-ups. The program offers a managed "greenhouse" environment for three months at a reduced price, providing a stable platform for testing e-commerce applications before launching a full e-business.
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A consortium of industry leaders, including Oracle Corporation and Sun Microsystems, has announced an integrated enterprise content management solution, dubbed Content BOSS, aimed at reducing marketing and production costs for media-rich organizations. This innovative solution leverages the strengths of each company, combining Oracle8i with Oracle interMedia, Sun's servers
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The tech sector remained white-hot in 1999, with companies like Red Hat Inc. and Global Crossing experiencing significant growth and investments. Red Hat's stock surged as much as 25 percent on enthusiasm for Linux software, while Global Crossing received a much-needed vote of confidence from investors with Microsoft
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Market volatility defined the opening week of September 1999, with the tech sector defying broader market weakness. On Tuesday, September 7, several tech companies experienced significant gains despite sector confusion. Strong performances were seen in PC box makers, software companies, and companies related to wireless applications and the Internet. Key
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In a major move, Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) and Adobe Systems Incorporated have formed a strategic partnership to co-market professional large-format-printing solutions. As part of this partnership, HP has integrated a customized version of Adobe's PressReady printing and proofing system into its new HP DesignJet ColorPro GA printer. This
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Adobe PressReady, a professional printing and proofing tool, offers graphics professionals enhanced productivity, increased reliability, and representative color output earlier in the print publishing workflow. This new software bridges the gap between creation and production, reduces the chance of mistakes, and enables users to create affordable, high-quality color prints from
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Sun Microsystems, Inc. today announced that the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a key ruling in Sun's favor in a patent case against Microsoft Corporation. In November 1998, Judge Whyte had granted Sun an injunction against Microsoft's distribution of incompatible products implementing the Java
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Sun Microsystems and Forte Software have agreed to a stock-for-stock merger that combines Sun's Java platform with Forte's strengths in scalable distributed application development and enterprise application integration. The merger, valued at approximately $540 million, aims to provide a comprehensive set of solutions under a single
