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Web services paths remain divided
Sun Microsystems entry into IBM and Microsoft’s WS-I (web services interoperability) organisation was widely interpreted as a...31 Mar 2003
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Users struggling to get ROI from SAP
Fewer than half the organisations using SAP software have achieved a positive return on investment, according to analyst firm...31 Mar 2003
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Thought for the day: Is work making you sick?
The combined stress of worrying about job security, work pressures and even e-mail inbox management is making IT staff ill, warns...31 Mar 2003
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Serial ATA takes on SCSI
Low-cost Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA) disc arrays are already gaining ground in near-line storage and disc-to-disc backup...31 Mar 2003
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The m-payment circus rolls into town
The Mobile Payment Services Association aims to become the “Visa/MasterCard” for mobile operators. Ovum analyst Duncan Brown...31 Mar 2003
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April launch for Windows Server 2003
Microsoft has delivered the final code of Windows Server 2003 and its 64-bit SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition database to...31 Mar 2003
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Sendmail flaw puts systems at risk again
Systems running Sendmail are at risk of hacker attacks because of a flaw in the way the commonly used e-mail server software...31 Mar 2003
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Centrino-based Tablet PCs in the pipeline
Tablet PCs based on the Centrino platform are hitting the market at a slower pace than notebooks, despite the announcements of...31 Mar 2003
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Trade groups bring Microsoft to appeals court
A US appeals court will hear arguments from two trade groups opposed to the antitrust settlement negotiated by the US Department...31 Mar 2003
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Novadigm and Softricity tout software licence inventory products
Two software suppliers have separately announced products that track software licence compliance to help companies reduce...31 Mar 2003
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MandrakeSoft upgrades desktop Linux OS
MandrakeSoft has upgraded its desktop Linux operating system for machines running x86 processors, improving the installation...31 Mar 2003
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SIP fuels communications interplay
Momentum is gathering across industry sectors behind the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) real-time communications protocol for...31 Mar 2003
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Telemetry services gain steam
US telecoms company Sprint has struck telemetry deals with a refuse collection company in the US that includes data collection...31 Mar 2003
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Sun broadens Linux backing
Sun Microsystems is to adopt commonly known Linux distributions for deployment on a range of Intel-based systems it is planning...31 Mar 2003
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Nortel pushes Wlan for enterprise campus
Nortel Networks' latest set of products will give workers the ability to roam around buildings and campuses while being...31 Mar 2003
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Microsoft's failure to patch NT4 raises support issues
Microsoft's statement last week that it would not offer a version of a security patch for NT 4.0 has raised questions about its...31 Mar 2003
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Vodafone's Live! and waiting for 3G
Vodafone Group, Europe's largest mobile operator, has met its target of signing up one million customers for its Live! internet...28 Mar 2003
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Thought for the day: The invisible computer
'Smart' computers will not only save us time, they will save us money and offer businesses greater flexibility too, says Alan...28 Mar 2003
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Contractors suffer another blow in IR35 case
The High Court dealt a blow to self-employed IT contractors today (28 March) when it threw out a legal challenge to the Inland...28 Mar 2003
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High-street retail giants reveal IT plans
Two of the UK’s biggest high-street retailers this week revealed how many of their key IT investments were coming to fruition as...28 Mar 2003
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