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• NHS records system delays cost CSC £5m
• Design patterns hold key to better software, says expert
• Dell unveils smaller, lighter Inspiron laptop for £250
• Utilties leads in IT sustainability, says report
• Government accepts PAC criticism of Rural Payments Agency IT
• Webpage malware in the frame for half of attacks last month
• First Microsoft Patch Tuesday of the year is quiet
• Double-Take acquires TimeSpring to boost back-up offering
• Yale deploys CRM platform to support ITIL initiative
• Governments adopt OpenDocument Format
• Flash users hit by cross-site scripting flaw
• More than one million Facebook users infected by malicious love widget
• Efficiency and security top local government agendas
• Firefox flaw allows PayPal hack, says researcher
• Honda rolls out mobile devices across European operations
• RNID completes half-million pound finance upgrade
• Lloyds TSB tells customers they have been hacked
• Vista gains momentum as end of XP support looms
• Abbey trials automated customer service tools
• Ofcom urged to act over misleading broadband speeds
• Fujitsu updates Eurostar's online ticketing
• Users see older files blocked by Office 2003 SP3
• Privacy watchdog calls for RFID regulations
• Highways Agency outsources to Atos
• Shoppers abandon stores for keyboards
• Glencroft to save £100,000 a year with tracking system
• North-south IT pay gap narrows
• Moat housing association deploys spend control system
• Cambridge University adopts e-procurement platform to cut costs
• Patent awarded to Lumension for ‘data shadowing’ compliance technology
• Staff return to face new year wave of malware attacks
• IBM gets ready for next generation storage with XIV acquisition
• UK consumers believe they are paying too much for broadband
• MPs call for new criminal laws to tackle data breaches
• Council ICT spending up 9%
• Citrix teams with HP to accelerate server virtualisation adoption
• Dell to acquire The Networked Storage Company
• Green data centres to proliferate
• IDC sees 'post-disruption' marketplace taking hold in 2008
• Server virtualisation saves energy at Vanderbilt University
• Shell to outsource hundreds of UK IT jobs
• Public sector faces spot checks for data breaches
• BBC Micro designer awarded CBE
• RBS and NatWest launch e-statements
• Specsavers adopts CRM platform for single customer view
• Mills & Boon transfers to Email Systems for web security
• AOL ends support for Netscape browser
• Financial services IT spending growth to fall
• BT starts new telecoms supply deal with public sector
• Unilever extends IBM procurement outsourcing contract
• Unicom to create 100 telecoms jobs
• Hot skills catch-up
• Get real value from real-time systems
• Department of Health 'breached Data Protection Act'
• ISPs 'need Ofcom code of practice' on broadband
• Public sector IT projects overrun by £9bn, says report
• Gerber Juice outsources to save £100,000 a year
• Virgin Media recovers from national broadband outage
• Stanley International bets on automated storage
• Dutch police arrest 14 ABN Amro phishing ‘mules’
• Department for Culture signs £14m Atos Origin deal
• IT skills are still undervalued in the boardroom
• Ofcom to release more spectrum to support Wimax services
• Ofcom acts over promised broadband speeds
• Specific Media deploys IBM warehouse platform for targeted ads
• Carphone Warehouse to build its own fibre network
• Cost savings biggest driver for green IT
• IBM releases free smart e-mail search software
• IT managers fear influx of Xmas gadgets on network
• Government under pressure over HM Revenue & Customs data breach
• Salaries rise as demand for senior IT staff outstrips supply
• Digital TV subscription rises to more than 21 million
• Lottery scams are fastest growing cybercrime
• Glasses Direct appoints first head of IT
• Unilever uses SFIAplus to get more from its IT skills
• Knighthood for BT chief executive Verwaayen
• IT managers report 100% increase in spam
• Cisco releases first annual security report
• HMRC loses personal details of 6,500 pensioners
• PensionDCisions banks on business intelligence
• T-Mobile and 3 join forces to cut network costs and speed roll-out of 3G services
• Manufacturer boosts mainframe with Red Hat Linux
• Network significant contributor to environmental footprint
• Logicalis launches IT power consumption guide
• Law firm legislates for more efficient IT with virtualisation
• Firms failing in datacentre provision
• Business too slow to respond to datacentre needs, survey shows
• Avaya software enables iPhone to integrate with corporate IP networks
• Swedish rail network improves mobile comms
• ITU announces first set of IPTV standards to promote technology adoption
• Milton Keynes gets first commercial Wimax network
• IT managers put off by web conferencing ‘complexities’ despite benefits
• Fortis increases online loan completion by 25% with web anti-bottleneck tool
• Italian Ministry of Economics and Finance uses Linux for mission-critical apps
• Welsh public sector will save £200m over five years with online procurement system
• Bank consortium deploys WebLogic to support trade information system
• Mobile messages to pass two trillion mark next year
• Experian and Microsoft develop e-commerce security system



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