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odiedog garfield

Courion cuts cost of provisioning systems - Network World

Whenever I go through the archives from the early days of this newsletter (as I did for the last issue) I'm reminded of the day back in the fall of 1999 when I came across a small booth in the "start-ups alley" area of a trade show, which featured the new eProvisionware from Business Layers. In my mind that was the beginning of the identity management era.

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Virtual Trees Solutions

Symlabs' LDAP Proxy not only provides data stored in different repositories to be presented as if belonging to a single directory, it also provides the ability to create entirely virtual trees.

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Maggie Tsai

Futurist’s view of China’s trends

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  • China is creating an entirely new social and economic system, which challenges the notion that Western democracy is the only model of government that can provide social and economic rights.
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What ChromeOS Means For Netbooks And Why Microsoft Needs To Be Scared

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  • Android will replace Windows Mobile as the “default” smartphone operating system. Thus far, if a manufacturer didn’t have their own OS or wasn’t in bed with a certain provider, they chose Windows Mobile. That operating system is still popular with a certain subset of user, namely users with lazy IT departments or computer owners cursed with the inability to download and install odd syncing software. Android will change all that.
  • My prediction is this: netbooks, as we know, them will come with ChromeOS as a boot option. Ultrathin laptops (think the Air or the HP Envy 13) will come with Windows 7. Netbook configuration, then, will consist of entering your IMAP and SMTP info, a few social media credentials, and maybe uploading a picture of your dog as a background image. The rest – installing apps, buying games (other than Android/ChromeOS games), and running Microsoft Office – will be gone, thrust into the cloud.
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