Outsourcing
Harvard Management Update, 10/2/02: How to Think Strategically About Outsourcing
To get the real strategic value out of your third-party relationships, the first thing to do is throw out what you thought you knew about outsourcing. Here's why.
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Microsoft
San Jose Mercury News, 5/7/02: Tablet PC ditches mouse for useful stylus
By Mike Langberg
Microsoft has finally come up with a workable approach to pen-based personal computers, with the new Window XP Tablet PC Edition software launching today.
Tablet PC hardware will be offered by several big computer makers, including Hewlett-Packard and Toshiba, at prices ranging from $1,700 to $2,400.
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ZDNet, 11/7/02: MS Palladium: A must or a menace?
SAN FRANCISCO--At the USENIX Security Conference held here recently, Microsoft developers touted the company's upcoming Palladium architecture as technology that would enhance privacy, stymie piracy and increase a corporation's control over its computers.
Others, however, see a more nefarious role for the security software.
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Security
Information Week, 11/6/02: Experts Make Change In Key Internet Computers Nov. 6, 2002
VeriSign moves one of its two root servers to a different facility and onto another part of its network to make sure an attack or an outage won't disrupt both units.
By Ted Bridis, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP)--Experts have made an important change to the 13 computer servers that manage global Internet traffic, separating two of them to help better defend against the type of attack that occurred last month.
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