IT News Roundup, Dec. 5 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

IT News Roundup, Dec. 5

12/05/2005

This week: Microsoft Partner Security Solutions Competency revised; Massachusett's OpenDoc stance softens; Unix servers decline amid strong Windows and Linux shipments; Windows Vista CTP coming in December. Plus, interview with NFR Security.

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Security Competency Gets Revamped
Microsoft's Schema Submission Softens Massachusetts' OpenDoc Stance
Microsoft Snags Leading Supercomputer Scientist
IDC: Server Shipments Strong but Unix Declines
Microsoft and Partners Unwrap Axapta Solutions
Critics Cry Foul Over Ecma Flap
Next Windows Vista CTP Coming in December

IT Web Gems links:

One super computer (International Herald Tribune)
Teen in Crash May Have Been Text Messaging (Yahoo!)
Digital rage! Crowds want their laptops (New York Daily News)
Enterprise storage needs to go green (InfoWorld.com)
Write an E-Mail to Yourself in the Future (Futureme.org)
Top 10 System Administrator Truths (MisterOrange.com)
IBM’s Self-Healing Software (Red Herring)
O Tannenbaum, You're Upside-Down (Associated Press)

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