Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Microsoft's services transition an uphill climb; Cisco mulling CCIE-level certification for network

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Microsoft’s services transition an uphill climb
If Microsoft wants to succeed in becoming a services company it will have to undergo a major transformation in its corporate culture, business model, and partner and customer relationships.

Cisco mulling CCIE-level certification for network designers
Cisco confirmed that it is planning a higher-level certification for its design track that would be on par with its current Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert program.

Firefox update fixes problem with Internet Explorer
A new update for the Firefox browser fixes an unusual vulnerability that could cause malicious code to run if the browser is launched by Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer.

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Vendor puts ITIL-based mgmt. on iPhone
IT managers and network administrators can track trouble tickets and manage change requests on the road using Apple iPhone.

Health experts: E-health records privacy rules needed
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Free Web service helps consumers reap store refunds
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