Whit Andrews

Data General Corporation announced the availability of Web-Track 3.0, a Java-based document access manager that gives users secure access to documents stored on the vendor’s AV Image database. Data General said the new version supports production-level imaging with improved speed and scalability. “This enhanced version of our web offering provides our customers with a secure […]

HighGround Systems announced version 2.0 of Storage Resource Manager, its Web-based reporting, alerting, and analysis application for storage resources on Windows NT-based networks. The vendor said the system is still the only complete solution of its kind on the market. “Storage Resource Manager is a great example of how Microsoft technologies can be used in […]

Sidana Systems announced Docsan 3.0 this week billing it as a solution with “unprecedented search performance” for large-scale electronic publishing. Docsan’s search engine is designed to merge the Web and CDs into a single publishing platform, while its end-user component runs on Java-enabled browsers. “This release represents a major milestone for SSI. Large-scale publishers, like […]

Public affairs software provider Capitol Hill Software said it will integrate eWatch clippings directly into its PRoffice software. Used for media analysis, press inquiry, and list management by PR agencies and departments, PRoffice will offer Internet clippings alongside its other services. Rick Rudman, president of Capitol Hill Software, said: “Our new agreement with eWatch allows […]

Pilot Software announced version 6.0 of its Pilot Internet Publisher (PIP) software that delivers decision support solutions to remote users via the Web. The product is designed to work with the same company’s hybrid online analytical processing (HOLAP) capabilities to provide scalable solutions that help very large communities to analyze massive amounts of data. “Web-based […]

Microsoft Corp. previewed an upgraded version of its Microsoft Commercial Internet System (MCIS) today for attendees at the NetWorld+Interop trade show in Las Vegas. An Internet platform for Web hosting, electronic commerce, community, and managed network solutions, MCIS 2.0 is designed to allow Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and commercial service providers (CSPs) to develop new […]

TN Technologies Inc. (TNTI) announced TNToaster this week, a product the company is billing as the industry’s first agency-based system for managing and measuring Web advertising. Initially it is available to clients of Westport, CT-based Modem Media, one of the vendor’s branded businesses. The new system is designed to serve interactive ad and banner campaigns […]

Lariat Software announced this week the availability of a new suite of analysis tools, along with an advanced content production and management application. For large sites with streaming media, Lariat Stats 2.1 analyzes user consumption and server performance, while for smaller sites the vendor offers Stats Snapshot 2.0. For content production, Station Manager offers a […]

Electronic messaging provider USA.NET, Inc. today announced the release of PostOffice.net, a Web-based e-mail solution specifically aimed at small- and medium-sized companies. PostOffice.net is designed to enable companies to use their own personalized domain name to send and receive e-mail via a “postmaster” function in which domain administrators can manage employee e-mail addresses within their […]

InterNetivity released dbChannel, an application to deliver Castanet-Enabled OLAP channels via the Web. dbChannel was developed under a technology partnership between InterNetivity and Marimba. dbChannel allows information publishers and other organizations to deploy data analysis capabilities through the use of Castanet-Enabled OLAP channels. It is now available for download from InterNetivity’s Web site. The scalability […]

Microsoft announced general availability of its Site Server 3.0 product today, including versions aimed at intranet and commerce providers. The new release of the software, which had entered beta testing in January, increases capabilities for site and commerce personalization, and allows for software plug-ins intended to appeal both to sellers and buyers of products via […]

Pandesic CEO Bryan Plug is relinquishing his post as the Intel-SAP joint venture start-up refocuses itself almost entirely on the U.S. market. The Sunnyvale, CA-based company has not yet succeeded in transforming its strong pedigree and roster of powerful partners into major sales. Observers suspect it has been handicapped by an unusual pricing strategy, in […]