Cathleen Moore

Offering enterprises hope for digesting the exploding volume of internal and external content, search-and-categorization technologies are pushing into enterprises to become essential elements of corporate portal infrastructure to power other content-driven applications.

Enterprise portals may have a new role to play in the emerging model for Web services, and IBM, among others, is rushing to dominate this space.

Only recently have corporate accounts had to start looking at managing the mobile environment as a compete solution.

Microsoft Corp. last week gave users of its Systems Management Server (SMS) a good look at forthcoming features of that product as well as an in-depth tutorial on a new operations management application due in beta form within weeks.

Attempting to strengthen search capabilities in enterprise intranets and portals, Active Navigation Ltd., formerly known as Multicosm, last month introduced a content management and search technology that offers advanced navigation and categorization functionality.

Attempting to boost up enterprise connectivity with trading partners and wireless users, Sybase Inc. on Monday introduced Enterprise Portal (EP) 2.0, which provides a portal environment for secure access to a variety of corporate applications and information sources.

In the days before the Internet became the centerpiece of the corporate survival kit, business project lines...

As e-business begins to migrate from the desktop to a wide range of wireless devices, organizations must start to consider ways to carve paths from both legacy and Web data to emerging wireless environments.