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California Shies Away From E-Voting

Minutes before a looming midnight deadline,California Secretary of State Debra Bowen Friday night decertified e-voting machines manufactured byDiebold Election Systems,Hart Intercivic andSequoia Voting Systems and adopted for use in 39 California counties. The vendors will have 30 days to submit their products for recertification ...

Long Reach Overhaul Highlights Open Source CRM

An Ottawa-based provider of CRM for small and medium-sized businesses,The Long Reach Corporation has a surprisingly far-flung customer base, with clients in the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan ...

StayinFront CRM Migrates to .Net

StayinFront has shifted its CRM application to .Net architecture in what is the first major overhaul of its flagship product in two years ...

Tech Industry Sounds Battle Cry for Fair Use Rights

A tech association representing such industry stalwarts as Google and Microsoft is taking aim at what it sees as a stealth campaign to intimidate consumers from exercising their fair use rights with respect to copyrighted material ...

The Many Faces of Online Dating

Shoshanna Berman, an intern in New York City, is happily dating her ideal future husband: a nice, young -- and tall -- Orthodox Jewish man who is also outgoing and easygoing ...

Florida Report Spurs Growing Distrust of E-Voting Machines

A report commissioned by the Florida Department of State has found flaws in Diebold's e-voting software that could compromise the integrity of its optical scan and touch screen machines. Although Diebold corrected many flaws previously identified, significant vulnerabilities remain, found researchers at Florida State University's Security and Assurance in Information Technology Laboratory...

Sun Microsystems Registers Third Consecutive Profit

Sun Microsystems has chalked up its third profitable quarter in a row, a testament that the company's turnaround plan is taking hold ...

Genius.com Releases Team Edition of Sales App

Genius.com has released Genius Team -- a new edition of SalesGenius, the marketing and sales application it debuted last year. The new team application automates many of the tasks in SalesGenius and provides a venue for greater administrative control, according to Felicity Wohltman, vice president of marketing for the firm ...

Study: Hackers Could Change E-Voting Machine Results

A test of three electronic voting systems certified for use in California has uncovered serious security flaws. Researchers at the University of California conducted the tests at the behest of Secretary of State Debra Bowen under a US$1.8 million contract ...

Microsoft Ratchets Up Online Ad Rivalry With AdECN Buy

Microsoft announced plans to acquire online advertising exchangeAdECN -- its latest move in an aggressive strategy to build out its advertising platform ...

Oracle Makes Major Changes With Siebel CRM On Demand Upgrade

Oracle released its latest semiannual upgrade of its Siebel CRM On Demand product. Unlike previous releases that focused on smaller changes and tweaks, Release 14 incorporates substantial improvements to its architecture and integration capabilities. In fact, it is the product's most significant update yet, according to Anthony Lye, senior vice president of CRM On Demand...

MySpace Backlash Builds Heat

If executives at MySpace expected to win praise as good corporate citizens for ridding their Web site of 29,000 registered sexual offenders, those hopes have vanished by now ...

iPhone for CRM: Silk Purse or Sow’s Ear?

With its sex appeal, direct conduit to YouTube and ability to store videos and music -- advantages hardly conducive to productivity in a work environment -- it would not seem likely that many businesses would want to incorporate the iPhone into their operations ...

YouTube Makes Politicians Answer to the Voters

It is the rare political debate in which a winner is definitely declared. Sure, there have been a few in which candidates delivered zingers that resonated -- or stung. The Carter Reagan debates ("Are you better off now than you were four years ago?") and the vice presidential debates between Dan Quayle and Lloyd Bentsen ("Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy") top the list...

Avaya Lets Nokia Eseries Handsets Switch From WiFi to Cellular

Avaya is extending its mobile applications to give users of Nokia Eseries business devices the ability to switch back and forth between private WiFi and public cellular networks ...

SAP Earnings Signal Turnaround

SAP's profit rose 8.2 percent thanks to a surprising increase in license sales. In response, the company's stock surged to record highs not seen in the last 18 months ...

Google Gives Newspapers Shot in Arm With Ad Service

Google is expanding the size and scope of its newspaper advertising program to include users of its online AdWords service ...

Salesforce.com Invites Developers to Play in Its Sandbox

Salesforce.com has introduced its Summer '07 release, dubbing it a "Platform as a Service" product because of the presence of the developer code Apex in the application ...

Epicor Revamps Contact Center Offerings

Epicor has released its first major overhaul of its CRM application since the company shifted its product line to the .NET platform. At that time, in 2002, Epicor introduced new CRM functionality that played upon the benefits of moving away from a client-server environment. This release focuses more on integration with third-party productivity applications as well as connectivity with such functions as computer telephony...

NetSuite Brings CRM Apps to iPhone

NetSuite is the first of the Software as a Service (SaaS) vendors to introduce support for Apple's vaunted iPhone. Called "SuitePhone," it provides native support for Safari, the iPhone's browser, as well as NetSuite's own product line and its role-based dashboards ...

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