Saturday, December 20, 2003

RSS Winter Fest 2004 - Web Seminars On RSS/Blogging/Content Syndication Just signed up for RSS Winter Fest 2004  - Jan. 21-22, 2004.  RSS Winter Fest consists of two days of web seminars on RSS, enterprise blogging and Internet content syndication. Speakers include industry leading technologists and business owners who will be sharing their RSS thoughts on: New business opportunities and the latest trends. Overview of RSS and its applications. How RSS and Internet content syndication is used in the enterprise for knowledge management, competitive intelligence, content management and as a web services application. The future of RSS. 8:28:52 AM    comment []

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2003 Big Turnaround Year For Online Advertising eMarketer's David Berkowitz spoke to New York-based Underscore Marketing President Tom Hespos who corroborates eMarketer's findings telling Berkowitz business is booming for his clients. Hespos also discusses the unfortunate affect spam has had on the effectiveness of email marketing but also how clients are beginning to understand the long range benefits of the Internet as an important marketing channel. Steve Hall posts.  [MarketingWonk - The single source for no-nonsense Internet marketing news] 8:15:07 AM    comment []

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SAP Enables RFID Integration Middleware links data with back office. [eWEEK Technology News] 8:06:20 AM    comment []

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Storage In 2003 From Infoworld Staff Serial ATA and iSCSI generated a wave of innovative products in 2003. A faster, more flexible drive interface than traditional ATA, Serial ATA quickly found a home in servers, NAS appliances, and even SAN arrays, where it contributed to higher storage capacities at lower costs. In addition to testing hard disk drives and controllers based on the new standard, where we found levels of performance that can challenge SCSI, we reviewed a number of NAS boxes built around Serial ATA drives. In the case of Okapi Software’s ipXcelerator, Serial ATA combined with iSCSI, the new standard for IP-based storage networking, to produce a disk-based backup appliance. Internet SCSI was also the magic behind StorageTek’s disk-based backup and data protection appliance, and impressive IP-based SAN solutions from EqualLogic, Intransa, and LeftHand Networks.  [InfoWorld: Storage] 7:45:38 AM    comment []

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