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ICI monitors net to beat e-mail block on bandwidth

ICI has begun a programme to monitor the use of its international data networks in an attempt to avoid the need for a mutlimillion-pound network upgrade. The move should allow more efficient use of bandwidth and enable targeted upgrades.

GPS technology keeps tabs on field service workers

That cool tool that helps you find your way from the airport to your hotel is now being used to keep tabs on your remote staff.

Borland integrates Cenzic application security tool with Gauntlet

Software developers and testers who use Borland's Gauntlet will now have Cenzic's Hailstorm application security testing tool available to them.

Symantec adds reporting to backup software

Symantec has finally released a reporting tool for NetBackup and Backup Exec. In the meantime, less expensive third-party tools have been vacuuming up the market share.

TJX faces lawsuit over data breach

A class action lawsuit against TJX accuses the retailer of negligence for not doing enough to secure customer data and for keeping quiet about the breach for a month.

Wolseley bolsters its supply chain with new disaster recovery systems

Wolseley UK, which operates plumbing and building outlets including Plumb Centre, Build Centre and Bathstore, is investing in disaster recovery arrangements for critical business IT systems.

Is data protection integrating or disintegrating?

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How to spend quality time with backup software rather than spending too much time troubleshooting problems.

IBM to acquire Softek, looks to pump up services biz

IBM says it intends to use Softek's Transparent Data Migration Facility within its Global Services business.

IBM improves data recovery process for TSM users

Tivoli Storage Manager 5.4, released this week, establishes a disk cache for most recently backed-up files, improving the slow restore times associated with the product.

Symantec to acquire Altiris for $830 million

Symantec says it will bolster its endpoint security position with the acquisition of IT management software firm Altiris.
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