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[Pcbladecomputing.com] PC Blade Daily - Practical News and Views on Centralized Computing: Last week, we followed the path of an employee laptop and all of the security threats it poses. Laptops, of course, aren’t the only concerns, and as more employees work from anywhere and everywhere it’s time to rethink the way we approach remote IT.

[Myapplemenu.com] The Tomorrow Weblog: IBM, the loudest backer of the Linux operating system, plans to announce Monday that its business partners added more than 300 software packages in 2003 that run on a foundation of Big Blue's WebSphere e-commerce software and its iSeries midrange servers.

 [Networkworld.com] mgibbs's blog | NetworkWorld.com Community: The deal that Novell made with Microsoft is looking more and more bizarre (the two companies appear to have slightly different versions on their respective Web sites) with each passing day and it appears that the new chums are already falling out. Novell's CEO, Ron Hovsepian, published an open letter declaring that Novell completely disagrees with Steve Ballmer's assertion that Linux infringes on Microsoft's intellectual property:

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