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Hospital e-mail waiting lists can take weeks

Even the largest, most innovative NHS hospitals can take weeks just to perform a simple e-mail retrieval process, it emerged yesterday, as the University Hospital Birmingham (UHB) announced an implementation of an enterprise archiving system.

EMC buys Voyence

Storage provider EMC has bought Voyence - a supplier of network configuration software. The purchase extends EMC's competencies in IT service management.

US, Russia and China main sources of malicious content

The world's superpowers, the US, Russia and China, are the top three sources of malicious content, with Britain a lowly 14th, according to two reports by security experts Kaspersky Lab.

Criminals using MP3 spam to ramp up share prices

Music files are the best tools for criminals to bypass IT security, according to a report by MessageLabs Intelligence.

Chrysler Financial deploys Salesforce CRM system

Chrysler Financial, which provides leasing and financing for DaimlerChrysler dealers and customers, has deployed Salesforce's on-demand customer relationship management system.

Mifid heralds a rich IT future

The Markets in Financial Instruments...

Cybercrime is biggest UK fear

Cybertheft is the UK's most feared crime, outranking burglary, assault and robbery according to a study of more than 1,400 regular internet users by Tickbox.net.

Barclays wants two-factor security for all e-payments

Barclays Bank is to advise all customers making payments online to use its two-factor security system from next month, in what amounts to a rapid expansion of the technology.

Finance firms delaying investment in Mifid technology

The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) become law across Europe on 1 November, bringing major technology challenges to the investment industry.

Wellcome Trust rolls out storage system from Pillar

The Wellcome Trust has implemented a power and space saving open standards based data storage system to preserve 250,000 digital images from more than 70 years of medical research and 2000 years of human culture.
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