Weekly Summary:

This week Sun adds to its offerings in the HP Away program [12420]. The education conference in Madrid gave Sun an opportunity to showcase its solutions and how they are being adopted by new customers; see [12457] and the Education section.

The Publications section focuses on Java technology books.

The Athens Airport is deploying the Sun Java Enterprise System, giving employees and others access to services via a portal [12352].

Other case studies demostrating successful deployments of Sun technology can be found in this week's Healthcare section and Government section.

The SunNetwork Conference 2004 in Shanghai is coming up -- Get your discounted registration now [12431]. Other events coming up are for gamers and HTPC.

The Executive Review is included with this week's issue.

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This week's issue looks at several companies finding success with Sun. Inmarsat Ltd. is selecting Sun for support of its mobile satellite communications network [12543]. Rural Seguros is moving its insurance business to the Sun platform [12572], while Sun and Vignette are working together to build virtual meeting places [12580].

The Security section offers information on preventing unauthorized access with Sun Alerts [12466] while the JavaTM technology section looks at JavaTM Specification Request 127: JavaServerTM Faces [12511].

Read about Sun promotions for the N1TM Service Provisioning System [12547], Sun FireTM V480/V880 servers [12546] and Sun FireTM 12K-15K server Upgrade Kits [12544].

The Education section looks at how three educational institutions are choosing Sun [12455].

The Manufacturing section looks at how two companies are offering the industry solutions using Sun technology [12562] and [12527].

Find out how to register for the JavaOneSM Conference in the section devoted to that event [12500].

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Headlines about Sun this week start with the preliminary earnings announcements and the agreements with Microsoft [12706] and [12707].

The Sun JavaTM Studio Creator early access is now available [12678].

Wal-Mart will sell Microtel computers at very low prices running the Sun JavaTM Desktop System [12689].

Industry Sections this Week

• Telco: Featuring a solution from Sun, Highdeal Transactive and Steleus that uses OSS through JavaTM APIs to prevent mobile networks from revenue incurring losses [12653].

• Life Sciences: To help in the fight against cancer, the Japanese National Institute of Radiological Sciences will use a solution from Sun and Rosetta Biosoftware [12448].

In other sections:

• Developer-related features of Sun JavaTM System Application Server, Platform Edition 8 [12652]

• Online seminars on JavaTM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM) [12646] and on Data Center innovation [12679]

• Texas Instruments to boost performance of transistors with 65 nm technology [12635]

• More gaming news in the Java Technology section

• Version 4.4 of Sun StorEdgeTM Traffic Manager software released [12599]
  
  

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Weekly Summary:

This week's issue reports on Sun software successes: The Haryana State of India will adopt StarOffice 7 software in its government offices [12496]. The online travel site Orbitz uses Jini technology in its Service-Oriented Architecture [12425]. In case you missed last week's issue, see article [12352] to read how the Athens International Airport is preparing for the Olympics with the Sun Java Enterprise System.

Want to know how the Sun Java Desktop System differs from Microsoft Windows? See [12510].

The Telco section outlines the benefits of the JAIN SLEE [12397] and provides a link to mobile guidelines from the Liberty Alliance Project [12416].

In the Servers section, get a brief overview of Sun's recently announced midrange servers, with links to more details [12512].

Partner-related stories include: Day Software [12489]; Vignette [12499]; SAP [12478]; FileNet [12498]; i2 [12375].

In the FOSS section, read about the latest Mozilla products [12318].

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Weekly Summary:

Sun made news this week at the CTIA Wireless 2004 conference with its gaming server [12621] and partner announcements with RIM [12623] and AT&T [12626].

Other Partner news came from Sun and:

• Pronto Networks (iForceSM Wi-Fi Hotspot Appliance) [12622]
• Aligo (Mobile Enterprise Applications) [12619]
• Metapa (data warehousing) [12620]

StarOfficeTM software continues to gain acceptance in India [12571]. New tools will be introduced [12575].

Industry sections this week:

• Education
• Healthcare
• JavaOneSM Conference and JavaOneSM Online Program
  
  

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