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The Hottest Companies In The Midmarket Right Now

17 06 2008 — CRN
ChannelWeb give you the down and dirty details on the best companies -- and their products -- for the midmarket.

Review: CA ARCserve Backup 12

01 03 2008 — PC Pro UK
Verdict: This latest version of ARCserve delivers a wealth of new features, good value, excellent centralised management and unbeatable performance.

CA Recovery Management r12 converges backup, high availability and DR - and maybe the market

11 02 2008 — IT-DIRECTOR.COM
The above does little more than scratch the surface of a huge package of upgrades, more attractive because they are logical and fit with the trend to centralised management within larger enterprises.

CA's Road Back

07 02 2008 — The Chart blog
Engineers at the Islandia, N.Y.-based company were eager to put their newest software, ARCserve Backup r12, into the hands of reviewers in the CMP Channel Test Center.

Review: CA's ARCserve Backup r12

07 02 2008 — CRN
At its base, ARCserve is CA's backup automation software. But in r12, the company has woven in a comprehensive software license management utility, centralized job management and centralized device management.

Case Study: CCH Uses CA Plex 6.0 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to create Sales Tax Office running on Microsoft .NET Framework.

11 01 2008 — Microsoft Corporation
Case Study: CCH Uses CA Plex 6.0 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to create Sales Tax Office

Privacy alert: Cookie variants can be used to skirt blockers, anti-spyware tools

05 12 2007 — Computerworld
Maintaining privacy is getting harder for Web surfers

Why IT Needs a Blueprint: The Case for a Unified Service Model

04 12 2007 — CIO Magazine
The concept of an “IT blueprint” has been a long-time coming, but its time appears to have finally arrived.

Beacon's user tracking extends beyond Facebook, CA says

03 12 2007 — Computerworld
Facebook Inc.'s controversial Beacon ad system tracks activities from all users in its third-party partner sites, including people who never signed up with Facebook or who have deactivated their accounts, CA Inc. has found.

Facebook Admits Ad Service Tracks Logged-Off Users

03 12 2007 — IDG
Facebook has confirmed findings of a CA security researcher that the social-networking site's Beacon ad service is more intrusive and stealthy than previously acknowledged, an admission that contradicts statements made previously by Facebook executives and representatives.

Facebook's Beacon More Intrusive Than Previously Thought

30 11 2007 — IDG
A CA security researcher says that Facebook's controversial Beacon online ad system goes much further than expected in tracking people's Web activities.

CA Tries to Ease Identity Access Management for SOAs

16 11 2007 — eWeek
CA's IAM r12 promises to simplify regulatory compliance with automated access management capabilities, policy analysis and reporting.

Taming the Extended Ecosystem: 10 Best Practices for Managing Mobile Devices

15 11 2007 — Mobile Enterprise Magazine
The following is a call to action, with 10 best practices that every IT organization should consider as mobile devices continue to proliferate and become increasingly important to corporate employees.

Mobile device management now a top priority for vendors

07 11 2007 — SearchMobileComputing
Mobile device management has recently become a prime target for several vendors that had little or no play in the mobility arena, with marquee vendors like Microsoft and CA coming out of the woodwork to offer device support.

Why Legacy Databases Are Here to Stay

06 11 2007 — Enterprise Systems
Last week, rival CA announced a new version of one of its pre-relational DBMSes, the venerable IDMS.

CA Delivers The Back-End For BlackBerry Addicts

05 11 2007 — internetnews.com
CA, which exceeded analyst estimates in its latest quarter and raised full-year sales and earnings projections last week, plans to expand MDM to other platforms starting with Symbian devices sometime next year.

CA Puts BlackBerry in Order

02 11 2007 — eWeek
CA's new tool aims to ease management of large BlackBerry deployments.