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Milton Keynes hospitals go live with electronic care records
Milton Keynes General Hospital and the community hospitals of Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust introduced a new electronic care records service over the weekend.28 Feb 2007
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Service provider router sales spiral
Worldwide service provider router and switch revenues grew 33% in 2006 when compared to 2005.28 Feb 2007
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Qualcomm patent action against Nokia stalls
The judge appointed by the US International Trade Commission (ITC) to oversee the investigation initiated by Qualcomm against Nokia over alleged 2G and 2.5G patent infringements has delayed proceed...28 Feb 2007
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Police extend Northgate enforcement contract
Northgate Information Solutions said police forces currently using its national police enforcement solution for penalty notices for disorder will continue to do so for a further two years.28 Feb 2007
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IT degrees failing to meet business needs
Around 60% of employers do not consider an ICT-related degree relevant to IT and telecoms business roles.28 Feb 2007
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HP makes data back-up easier for SMEs
HP has introduced a disc-based back-up and recovery system that makes data protection and disaster recovery “simple, reliable and affordable” for SMEs.28 Feb 2007
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McAfee fixes flaw in Mac antivirus software
Attackers could exploit the hole in McAfee's Virex 7.7 antivirus program for Mac OS X to bypass the malware scanner, but a fix is available.27 Feb 2007
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High-end storage array specifications
The key specifications for a cross section of popular high-end disk storage array products.27 Feb 2007
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High-end storage array purchase considerations
Specific considerations for high-end disk array systems and a series of specifications to help make on-the-spot product comparisons between vendors.27 Feb 2007
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Mobile IM keeps users connected
Sybase iAnywhere added mobile IM to its suite of tools, creating a real-time mobile alternative to email and SMS.27 Feb 2007
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Short CIO tenures paralyze IT
Companies with unstable CIO positions are short-sheeting not only IT, but their business objectives as well. Want long-term success? Keep your CIO.27 Feb 2007
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SAN upgrades demand careful consideration
A Buying Guide intended to help clarify the principle considerations involved in any SAN upgrade purchase and a set of product specifications that can help readers identify prospective new upgrade ...27 Feb 2007
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Wireless security: IT pros warily watching mobile phone threats
Security experts have warned repeatedly that mobile phone attacks will grow as the devices become more sophisticated. IT administrators are starting to believe them.27 Feb 2007
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'Worm' targets Sun Solaris Telnet flaw
Security researchers have found evidence that a worm is trying to exploit the recently patched Telnet flaw in Sun Solaris. Experts say it's another reason to stay away from Telnet.27 Feb 2007
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Black Hat presenter nixes RFID cloning demo under pressure
A demonstration of a device that could easily clone radio frequency identification (RFID) badges, was pulled from a conference presentation under pressure from a chip maker.27 Feb 2007
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Backup vendors refresh open source products
BakBone and Zmanda announce updates to their products this week meant to take advantage of growth in the number of enterprises using open source applications.27 Feb 2007
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Corel offers WordPerfect for free
Corel has made available a beta version of its WordPerfect Lightning software for free, in a bid to attract users into buying the advanced commercial version.27 Feb 2007
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McKesson uses open source to reduce cost of medical IT
McKesson has linked up with Red Hat to reduce the cost of its medical IT systems by using open source software.27 Feb 2007
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McDonalds joint venture puts burger purchases on mobiles
McDonald’s and mobile operator NTT DoCoMo in Japan have formed a joint venture company to allow burger customers to buy their Big Macs using their mobile.27 Feb 2007
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Intel invests in faster 45nm processors
Intel is investing between £509m and £763m in its New Mexico chip fabrication plant to produce faster and more energy efficient 45nm processors.27 Feb 2007
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