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Novell sues SCO for US$26m in Unix System V licence fees

Why the iPhone won't make Apple a player in business IT

Who does Net neutrality benefit?

Microsoft appears to finally have its heart in CRM as a service

Teradata to split from NCR as HP enters the market

Invisible RFID ink safe for cattle and people, company says

ITIL puts data centre management on right track

How to get vendors to share their plans

Smartphones and services ride next-gen mobile networks

First conviction in HP board leak scandal case

Monday, 15th January 2007

Headlines

	Novell sues SCO for US$26m in Unix System V licence fees
	Why the iPhone won't make Apple a player in business IT
	Who does Net neutrality benefit?
	Microsoft appears to finally have its heart in CRM as a service
	Teradata to split from NCR as HP enters the market
	Invisible RFID ink safe for cattle and people, company says
	ITIL puts data centre management on right track
	How to get vendors to share their plans
	Smartphones and services ride next-gen mobile networks
	First conviction in HP board leak scandal case

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This morning, Novell delivered a roundhouse kick to SCO Group in their dispute over who owns the copyright to Unix.

Also making news, of all the marketing tricks Apple CEO Steve Jobs has pulled off in his three decades peddling computers, last week's launch of the iPhone has made a wake-up call from a phone that doesn't exist.

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Novell sues SCO for US$26m in Unix System V licence fees
If Novell prevails on some aspect of its motion, SCO's ability to sustain its ongoing court cases could diminish.
By Charles Babcock

Research/Trends

Why the iPhone won't make Apple a player in business IT
It will likely pressure smartphone rivals and corporate IT to provide better mobile computing. But it's unlikely to change the company's status as a runner-up in businesses.
By Elena Malykhina

Government/Law

Who does Net neutrality benefit?
Congress wasted no time getting back to Internet legislation.
By K.C. Jones

IT Services

Microsoft appears to finally have its heart in CRM as a service
The version it will offer late this year is geared to better delivery in the software-as-service model.
By Mary Hayes

Storage

Teradata to split from NCR as HP enters the market
Teradata has big growth plans on its own.
By John Foley

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Convergence

Invisible RFID ink safe for cattle and people, company says
The process involves micro-needles and an ink capsule to create a stamp that can be read from four feet away.
By K.C. Jones

IT Services

ITIL puts data centre management on right track
IT Infrastructure Library helps companies improve operations efficiency and lower costs.
By Charles Babcock

IT Services

How to get vendors to share their plans
Tech users groups want more than help - they want strategy.
By Larry Greenemeier

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Smartphones and services ride next-gen mobile networks
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Government/Law

First conviction in HP board leak scandal case
A Colorado private investigator Friday pleaded guilty to identity theft and
conspiracy charges, the first conviction arising from the Hewlett-Packard board-room leak scandal, the US Department of Justice said Friday.
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