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InternetNews June 27, 2005 Jim Wagner	Sybase in The 'WorkSpace' Sybase introduced, WorkSpace, which it says is the first application development environment to meet the challenges of developing programs in a service-oriented architecture.
InternetNews June 24, 2005 Clint Boulton	BMC Integrates Goods For ID Ease The management software maker released a suite that enables single sign-on access and user provisioning.
InternetNews June 24, 2005 Jim Wagner	Alfresco Airs Open Source ECM Alfresco is an enterprise-ready, open source content management solution. A technology review will be available for download on Monday.
InternetNews June 23, 2005 Clint Boulton	IBM Integration Products Combine For Beta The systems vendor is bundling integration software from its WebSphere Serrano and Ascential Hawk projects.
Macworld June 23, 2005 Glenn Fleishman	GoLive CS2 Adobe has added key features to GoLive that make this veteran of the Web-design wars even more appealing to its key audience of designers.
InternetNews June 22, 2005 Susan Kuchinskas	Sybari Security For Windows Only Microsoft completed its acquisition of Sybari Software, cutting sales of non-Windows products.
Macworld June 22, 2005 Ben Long	Illustrator CS2 Adobe's Illustrator CS2 may have its little annoyances, but it's a great program. The new Live Paint and Live Trace features and new filter capabilities are well worth the upgrade.
InternetNews June 21, 2005 Clint Boulton	SOA, Systinet Spruce Up Web Services Gear Startups SOA Software and Systinet upgraded their Web services management software platforms to improve their speed and ability to process more messages.
Macworld June 21, 2005 Robert Ellis	OD4Contact 2.5 While it lacks some key features, Objective Decision's OD4Contact is worth a serious look if you need a more flexible contact and task manager than Address Book and iCal can provide.
Macworld June 21, 2005 Galen Gruman	InDesign CS2 With more powerful text handling and dozens of other improvements, there's no question that Adobe's InDesign CS2 is the best layout program available.
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