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New open-source software to remove ID from patient reports (EurekAlert!) - Researchers have developed new reliable open-source software to remove identifiers from patient reports.

Software firms target SMEs (Rediff.com) - Information technology firms are now focusing on small and medium industrial units. As software deployment trickles down to the tier-2 and tier-3 towns

The Role of Architectural Risk Analysis in Software Security (OS News) - Design flaws account for 50% of security problems. You can’t find design defects by staring at code—a higher-level understanding is required. That’s why architectural risk analysis plays an essential role in any solid software security program.

SQS SOFTWARE QUALITY SYSTEMS - SQS (ShareCast) - Tue 20 Sep 2005 SQS Software Quality Systems, a software testing company, became the first German business to have its primary listing in the UK when it joined London’s Aim today.

Oracle buys Open Source software firm Sleepycat (Manila Bulletin) - As part of its recent acquisition of Open Source software company Sleepycat, Oracle has added Berkeley DB to its embedded database product line which includes Oracle Lite for mobile devices and Oracle TimesTen for high performance in-memory database applications.

3D Multimedia Edn software to be introduced soon (News From Bangladesh) - A 3D Multimedia Education Software (MES), prepared in line with the national curriculum and textbook board (NCTB), is going to be introduced soon in the country for the first time to help increase the teaching quality, reports BDNews.

Software firms target SMEs (Business Standard India) - Information technology (IT) firms are now focusing on small and medium industrial units. As software deployment trickles down to the tier-2 and tier-3 towns, IT firms are now customising solutions to cater to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to keep up the growth momentum.

Stellent adds wikis, blogs to software (Pioneer Press) - Stellent Inc., a maker of software that helps businesses manage their own information, is trying to tame the Internet's wildest and woolliest software tools so it can work inside the buttoned-down corporate world.

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.

Software Notebook: IBM users invade Microsoft country (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - A big IBM users conference will take place this week in Seattle, and rival Microsoft is taking part.