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Not since the Asian tsunami disaster have so many companies rushed to show corporate America at its best: united in the desire to alleviate the suffering of victims of Hurricane Katrina. SYS-CON's various news desks continue to bring word of the latest companies to join to concerted effort to help with money and resources, both cash and human volunteers.
CIO, CTO & Developer Resources
From the JDJ News Desk:
Sun and the Sun Foundation Delivering Immediate AidFrom the XML-Journal News Desk:
National Missing Persons Website LaunchedFrom the WSJ News Desk
APCO Launches Member-to-Member Katrina Relief WebsiteFrom the Enterprise Open Source Magazine News Desk
Open Source & Katrina: Project Launched to Set Up Free Public Firefox Web StationsFrom Roger Strukhoff
SYS-CON i-Technology Podcast: Katrina ReliefFrom the XML-Journal News Desk:
Intel CEO Otellini: Katrina Leaves "A Hole In the Human Spirit"From the ISSJ News Desk:
McAfee Teams with American Red Cross
From the WBT News Desk:
Cingular Wireless Establishes "Cingular Cares" InitiativeFrom the SOA Web Services Journal News Desk:
Online 'Family Links Registry' Launched By American Red CrossFrom the XML-Journal News Desk:
"Americans Are Known for Their Strength, Fortitude, and Generosity" Says Michael DellFrom the WBT News Desk:
Verizon Foundation & Katrina: More Than $1.2M Raised in First Day
From the XML-Journal News Desk:
Cisco Contributes Financial and Human Resources
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