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High Tech:Software headlines from the week of November 13, 2006

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  1. Engineered Support unit gets $4.1 million order
  2. Beachy to chair advisory council on biotechnology
  3. Cedara unveils new breast imaging technology
  4. Mining Microsoft
  5. Belk sues software firm involved in strategic initiative
  6. Hub financial software sector becomes seller's market
  7. Becoming the Houghton tech guy
  8. Activant completes buy of Penn. company
  9. Phoenix Technologies opens in Shenzen, China
  10. Software maker Aspen Tech post deeper Q2 loss
  11. Growth not retrenchment on minds of tech execs
  12. Microsoft leaders still dominate top of Forbes' richest list
  13. Md.'s wealthiest stick on Forbes' annual rich list
  14. EMC ranks among world's 20 largest software and IT firms
  15. Shareholders OK $1B merger of Concerto and Aspect
  16. Spartech elects former Solutia exec to board
  17. Local Photoshop newsletter announces new Adobe products
  18. Indus taps industry vet as new CFO
  19. Fair Isaac buys Mass. software firm
  20. Wolf Coach lands $5.2M contract for Navy gear
  21. Artifact exploring new markets with Lighthouse
  22. Dave Fox retires from remodeling business
  23. Fox Remodeling founder to leave CEO post
  24. Onyx offers credit to competitors' customers
  25. NCG to handle billing for Central Florida doctors' network
  26. Georgia aims for new games
  27. Lombardi growing, adds European office
  28. Randolph firm latest mark of Microsoft software cops
  29. Software firm mulls financing options
  30. Business is taking off for local tech firm Trinity Millennium
  31. Microsoft expands in region after bolstering its sales force
  32. CollabNet: CEO's quick, concise responses help net VC funding
  33. Mass. takes on Microsoft, but is it the right battle?
  34. Bentley acquisition makes inroads in structural design software
  35. National rallying cry heard for anti-spyware legislation
  36. Arroyo Video Solutions names new CEO
  37. Lombardi names new CFO
  38. Sun, Google announce alliance
  39. Rhode Island company buying NetBotz for $31M
  40. Black & Veatch buys Virginia firm
  41. Vericept gets state training grant
  42. Metastorm acquiring CommerceQuest to become BPM force
  43. TA Associates pays $200M for Intuit unit
  44. Siebel raises quarterly expectations
  45. Ex-PeopleSoft CEO joins Salesforce.com board
  46. Firm predicts growth in America
  47. Progress aims to keep cash 'locked and loaded'
  48. Military contract will help tech company to expand in Hawaii
  49. VCs play the game with cash infusions to entertainment techs
  50. Apartment specialist expands tenants' search engine
  51. Primavera has new software, new group for public sector
  52. Dynamics Research secures $4.4M Navy contract
  53. NMITSA announces first annual awards winners
  54. SugarCRM raises $18.77M funding
  55. Verisign buys Moreover Technologies for $30M
  56. Forte Inc.'s Phillips wins Auburn engineering alumni award
  57. Forte Inc.'s Phillips wins Auburn engineering alumni award
  58. Austin startup wins prize in magazine's competition
  59. MTC signs deal with U.S. Air Force
  60. DSL solutions boost Tollgrade
  61. Net profit up 15 percent for SAP America parent
  62. Sybase reports Q3 profit of $28M
  63. Bill Gates talks about failure in Minneapolis
  64. Boeing teams with NEX1 for system work
  65. LCA-Vision extends to Oregon
  66. Pervasive reports net income drop
  67. Tyler Technologies wins $4.1M contract
  68. Neoware to buy Maxspeed
  69. Witness Systems third-quarter profit down 78%
  70. Where are the next giants?
  71. Mini giants: Mass. emerges as data integration leader
  72. Software company's need for expansion helps reduce sublease space
  73. Ballooning sales have Ipop.com moving to new space
  74. Software firms ProCon, InSite to unite
  75. Danville's Alinion finds niche with compliance software
  76. CTA Solutions sells off staffing division
  77. Poised for growth: After UK deal, RedPrairie hunts for acquisitions
  78. Neulogic partners with Stellar Financial
  79. LifeSize making push into Japan
  80. Software firm raises $7.5M in VC
  81. iPhrase acquired by IBM
  82. Sento lands Lens Crafters contract
  83. Austin's Surgient buys Swedish company
  84. Auto claims processor loses customers and profits
  85. Two Pittsburgh companies admit using unlicensed software
  86. UCF game developers partner with Microsoft
  87. Novell names new president, confirms layoff plans
  88. Microsoft buys Austin software startup
  89. BMC Software shares, earnings up
  90. Bell Industries turns to black in 3Q
  91. Red Hat, IBM help form company to buy Linux patents
  92. Novell backs Linux patent distribution firm
  93. Pegasystems sales rise as contract wins mount
  94. Sequiam in partnership to provide secure e-mail
  95. Asentinel's software certified
  96. Early sales figures for Firaxis' Civ IV strong
  97. Greylock closes $500M software, IT and Internet fund
  98. Intervoice to buy Atlanta
  99. Dells among top philanthropists
  100. OCLC service hits 100,000th e-book