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New Software Tackles Colorblind Challenges (ABC News) - EyePilot Software Gives Colorblind People Several Ways to Filter Multichromatic Images on Computers

Raytheons Virtual Battlefield Software Provides Advanced Simulation Capability (Space War) - by Staff Writers El Segundo CA (SPX) Mar 10, 2006 Raytheon has developed virtual-battlefield software -- building on imagery supplied by sensors and algorithms -- that automatically recognizes and tracks targets for a variety of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) systems operated by military and government customers.

Software: See in Living Color (Wired News) - Some people can't be electricians or pilots because they can't detect colors. A new software program from a defense contractor may help colorblind people see graphs on a computer screen or make sense of a weather map.

Dive into publishing with this desktop software (The Plain Dealer) - Desktop publishing software -- originally developed for design professionals -- is now mass-marketed to people from all backgrounds who want to publish information. Even so, the learning curve can be steep with this type of software.

Software to sports to security (River Valley Business Report) - After selling both Winnebago Software Co. and Miken Sports in Caledonia, Minn., in the past six years, Jeb Griffith’s entrepreneurial spirit continues.

NASA: NASA Open Source Software (Linux Today) - "NASA conducts research and development in software and software technology as an essential response to the needs of NASA missions. Under the NASA Software Release policy, NASA has several options for the release of NASA developed software technologies.

Open Text Releases New Version of Software (EContent Magazine) - Open Text Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced the release of a new version of its internal controls software, with new features to manage the costs of complying with corporate governance laws such as the U.S.'s Sarbanes-Oxley Act and similar legislation worldwide.

Carnegie Mellon to use 'Sims' to enliven educational software (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) - PITTSBURGH - Carnegie Mellon University plans to incorporate characters and animation from the popular video game "The Sims" in its free educational software that strives to make computer programming more appealing to students.

Worldwide Storage Software Market Still Going Strong with Double-Digit Growth in the Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2005, (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - FRAMINGHAM, Mass.----March 13, 2006--According to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Storage Software Tracker, the worldwide storage software market grew 11.2% year over year to $2.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2005, marking nine consecutive quarters of double-digit year-over-year growth.

New Software Tackles Colorblind Challenges (AP via Yahoo! News) - Like many colorblind people who have adapted all their lives to a particular way of seeing things, Harry Rogers says his inability to discern red and green hasn't caused him much trouble over the years.