Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > November New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   IBM offers insurers analytical tool - IBM plans to announce today a new tool that will help insurance companies analyze customer data. [News.com]   IBM ready to jump on "Jupiter" - IBM will come to market in the first quarter with one of the largest Windows CE devices known to man. [News.com]   IBM ready to jump on "Jupiter" - IBM will come to market in the first quarter with one of the largest Windows CE devices known to man. [News.com]   IBM rolls out new NT support - IBM has unveiled a software suite on Windows NT, with hopes of hooking small companies and the resellers who serve them, on IBM's middleware. [News.com]   IBM rolls out new XML technologies - IBM today released a flurry of new XML technologies and other XML-related announcements at the XML '98 conference in Chicago. [News.com]   IBM service slashes R/3 startup - Big Blue wants a cut of SAP's finances and yours. [News.com]   IBM to cut server prices - IBM will cut prices up to 21 percent on its Intel-based Netfinity servers on Monday. [News.com]   IBM to unveil 25GB drive for PCs - IBM will unveil today the largest hard drive available for personal computers, with roughly three times the capacity of typical storage disks now shipping in consumer PCs. [News.com]   IBM touts new business notebooks - IBM introduced today a new, slimmer line of notebooks targeted at small and medium-sized businesses, a crucial yet unwieldy market for PC makers looking to expand sales. [News.com]   IBM vows end to voice mail agony - Calls to "customer service" for answers to billing or product repair questions all too often lead to the damnation of voice mail hell, a labyrinth of touch-tone tomfoolery and dead-end referrals. [News.com]   IBM, EDS vie for U.K. contract - IBM and Electronic Data Systems are in a group of finalists for a contract to streamline the computer network at the U.K.'s Social Security Department. [News.com]   IBM, HP top retail PC sales - About half of all retail desktop PC sales were in the sub-$1,000 category last month as IBM and Hewlett-Packard knocked Compaq out of the No. 1 ranking in that market segment, according to a new study from ZD Market Intelligence. [News.com]   IBM, Intel partner on security - IBM and Intel are teaming up again, this time to set security standards. [News.com]   IBM, Microsoft fight for business apps - IBM and Microsoft are taking their back office battles to the belly of business software systems. [News.com]   ICANN aims to quell Netizens' fears - The group preparing to take over the administration of the domain naming system announced that it is making several changes in an effort to "be open and responsive to the world's Internet communities." [News.com]   ICG, VIP Calling integrate nets - ICG Communications and VIP Calling announced plans to tie their IP-based layouts together to provide domestic and international voice service. [News.com]   IDC: Net services hit growth spurt - The worldwide Internet services market will be one of the fastest growing IT segments over the next five years, growing from $4.5 billion in 1997 to $43.6 billion by the year 2002, according to a forecast by International Data Corporation. [News.com]   IEG wants sole rights to Dr. Laura photos - The company that won the legal right to post nude photos of popular radio talk show host Laura Schlessinger despite her objections is now doing some objecting of its own. [News.com]   IPOs return from the dead - Following stunning performances by EarthWeb and News Corporation's Fox Entertainment Group, companies who have shied away from initial public offerings amid a rocky market may finally be ready to take the plunge. [News.com]   ISP call failures becoming less common - People trying to get online are having a progressively easier time doing so, a new study has found. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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