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Cultural resistance main cause of BPM project failure
Human nature, rather than the complexity of implementing technology, is the biggest barrier to companies adopting successful...14 Mar 2005
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IT industry calls for tax breaks on broadband and training in Budget
Business and IT groups are hoping for tax incentives in tomorrow's Budget to encourage investment in broadband and help the UK...14 Mar 2005
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Microsoft updates its ERP strategy
Microsoft has revamped Project Green, its strategy to combine its Great Plains, Axapta and Navision enterprise resource planning...14 Mar 2005
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IBM acquires Ascential
IBM is to buy Ascential Software for $1.1bn (£611m) in a bid to bolster its family of software integration products.14 Mar 2005
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Tories plan to lift UK digital position
The Conservative Technology Forum (CTF) has launched an action plan to lift the UK "significantly upwards from its middle ranking...14 Mar 2005
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IBM puts Blue Gene up for hire
IBM is now hiring out its Blue Gene supercomputing system to allow users to benefit from its processing power when tackling...14 Mar 2005
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Third-party MS patch testing sparks security fears
Microsoft confirmed that third parties will be allowed to study and test its security patches before they are commercially...14 Mar 2005
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Gates tops billionaires list
Microsoft’s chief software architect is poorer this year but he’s still worth $46.5bn (£25.83bn).14 Mar 2005
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Wirral Council signs Fujitsu for seven-year CRM project
Wirral Council has contracted IT services firm Fujitsu Services to help it transform the way it delivers services in a seven-year...14 Mar 2005
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Mozilla calls time on product suite
The open source Mozilla Foundation is to axe its Mozilla suite of products and instead concentrate on standalone solutions.14 Mar 2005
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Worldwide database market grows nearly 12%
The worldwide market for relational database management systems (RDBMS) grew by 11.6% to £8.27bn, according to analyst IDC.14 Mar 2005
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Bill will strenghen Computer Misuse Act
Derek Wyatt MP, chairman of the all party internet group, is to raise a 10-minute rule bill in the Commons next month calling for...14 Mar 2005
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Security Bytes: Turning servers into 'malcode pushers'
In other news, 'antispyware' company shut down during investigation and new Java Trojan hits alternative browsers.13 Mar 2005
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Winning the cyber arms race in the classroom
In the struggle for cybersecurity, Lenny Zeltser's most important weapons are the classroom and the pen.
For the past few years he has taught part-time at the SANS Institute, creating
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Renault places £83m outsourcing deal with HP
Renault has signed a £83m outsourcing deal with Hewlett Packard, which will manage and evolve its global desktop computing...11 Mar 2005
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WHSmith agrees £38m deal with BT
WHSmith has awarded BT Expedite a £38m contract to manage the IT and communications systems at its high street stores.11 Mar 2005
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Microsoft to open new R&D centre
Microsoft is to open a new research and development centre in Dublin and create 100 new IT jobs over two years in the...11 Mar 2005
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Beta 2003 upgrade paves the way for Longhorn
Microsoft is readying a beta release of an upgrade to its Windows 2003 operating system, in addition to the service pack due out...11 Mar 2005
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Microsoft datacentre version to enable hybrid computing
Microsoft is to offer a datacentre version of Windows to support hybrid computing using 32-bit/64-bit systems (x64).11 Mar 2005
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Security, compliance and storage, but little blue sky at the world’s largest IT exhibition
As the annual IT trade show, CeBIT, takes place in Hannover, we report on the highlights11 Mar 2005
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