Susan Kuchinskas

Microsoft Exchange will maintain its dominance of the corporate e-mail market, an analyst firm said on Monday. In its Microsoft Exchange and Outlook

E-mail administrators hoping to keep their systems clean of viruses and looky-loos engaging in schadenfreude have a new Web hangout. On Monday, IronPort

Sybase subsidiary iAnywhere Solutions announced today RFID Anywhere, a platform that lets businesses plan, develop, deploy and manage radio frequency

Software startup Pluck released the commercial version of its organizer for Web and real simple syndication (RSS) content on Monday. Pluck 1.0 comes in

Lucid8 announced GOexchange 3.1, a product that aims to help enterprise Exchange customers cope with the increasing amounts of data stored in their e-mail

When Six Apart bought blogging community LiveJournal in January, it acquired an extra 5.5 million users and serious gravitas. But can it make it as a

Yahoo released a beta version of the Yahoo! Toolbar for the open-source Mozilla Firefox browser. It provides bookmarks and custom buttons, a means to

With its party line of "do no evil," Google calmed investors concerned that its altruism might get in the way of its business. Financial analysts convened

SAN FRANCISCO -- Indigo, the Web services-oriented piece of Microsoft's still-in-beta Visual Studio 2005 development tool, could practically free

When Judy and Louis Debise pack up their RV for their trip to Jacksonville this weekend, if it doesn't have the Eagles logo on it, it doesn't go. The

Retailers are using Internet data exchanges to eliminate the "garbage in, garbage out" syndrome: the use of incorrect or inconsistent product information

UPDATED: A new entrant into desktop search takes a different approach: leveraging the indices created by other applications instead of building its own.