All Desktop Software News - November 2007

Microsoft releases updated Service Pack 1

Microsoft has released an updated version of Service Pack 1 for the Exchange Server 2007 e-mail platform.

Contact centre provider beCogent appoints IT director

Scottish-based contact centre business beCogent has appointed an Adrian Smales to oversee its team of 20 IT professionals.

Open source Solaris offers a way in to high-end skills

Hot skills: Sun's Unix OS takes on Linux with virtualisation

Tube Lines sells staff £17 MS Office to help ease upgrade

Tube Lines is offering staff big discounts on Micro­soft Office 2007 to build up support for its migration to the Windows Vista operating system next year.

Hotmail founder launches Office rival

An online documents suite has been launched by InstaColl to rival the Microsoft Office suite.

Smaller colleges and universities get special pricing

Eduserv has signed an agreement with Microsoft to enable all UK universities and colleges, and not just the biggest, to get preferential pricing for Microsoft software.

New body offers to secure Java programming

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 21 November 2007
More than 40 global user firms have set up a standard to test secure programming skills for Java programmers. This follows last month's move by software suppliers under the SafeCode initiative.

Get to grips with multimedia storage

Multimedia storage requires the smartest use of technology and tagging.

Enhanced Sophos appliances block e-mail data leaks

Web security firm Sophos has enhanced its two e-mail appliances to prevent the outgoing leakage of confidential information.

iPhone unfit for corporate e-mail, Gartner says

Experts believe that Apple's iPhone, released in the UK and Germany on 9 November, is not secure enough to access corporate e-mail systems - a sentiment endorsed by O2, the sole British mobile telephone network providing the device.
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