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• Tubelines gets information director
• Finance firms delaying investment in Mifid technology
• Doncaster school tracks pupils with RFID chips
• Hot skills: building on analytics skills
• BCS community to identify best practice in eco-friendly computing
• Hot skills: JScript
• Wellcome Trust rolls out storage system from Pillar
• Your shout: skills gap, ITIL, security and tax
• Microsoft releases programming interface for Viridian
• HP opens massive cooling demo facility in India
• Companies should focus on information management rather than technology to achieve objectives
• Glass firm gets clear view of its business with new ERP platform
• Government to investigate data-sharing schemes
• IBM and Business Objects ease database business intelligence deployments
• Trend Micro points the finger at data leakage prevention with Provilla acquisition
• Symantec develops automated IT service system
• Oracle to acquire Interlace Systems
• Wimax added to IMT-2000 standard
• Virtualisation is now operating across a much wider spectrum than servers
• Pfizer boosts performance in Wan optimisation pilot
• Glaxo creates template for VoIP and video roll-outs
• Cutter Paper: look out IT, here come the mashups
• ATM and Frame Relay users plan move to IP VPN
• Lakesmere switches to web-based information sharing system
• RSA 2007: information security teams need personalities as well as technical skills
• RSA 2007: Spyware cashes in quietly
• Microsoft buys £120m stake in Facebook
• RSA 2007: Card issuer to adopt graphical pin randomiser
• Bolton Primary Care Trust reports “excellent progress” with summary care record
• Oracle 11g now optimised for Windows
• AXA Winterthur quadruples workload and makes seven-figure saving with BPM platform
• Prison service slashes accounts payable costs with automation
• National Express to unveil smart web airport transfer service
• Debenhams expects website to become its biggest store 'soon'
• Microsoft unveils mobile software platform
• RSA 2007: Kiwis felt ID cards wouldn’t fly
• Royal Mail aims to save £300m with SAP
• IBM enhances storage virtualisation offering
• IT jobs to go at Ministry of Defence
• TfL awards IBM congestion charge contract
• Social networking sites: threats and remedies
• Spies threaten Facebookers
• Advanced storage area networks overview
• UK e-tailers lose £300m in sales a year from ‘invisible errors’
• Oracle boss: BEA shareholders must decide on buy-out offer by Sunday
• Autoparts supplier improves supply chain with Infor
• Web security not a major concern to British public, survey says
• US still worst for spam
• Power supplier RWE npower trials smart metering
• Business agility and virtualisation will be key measure of datacentre excellence
• Post Office offers cash broadband service over the counter
• Weetabix improves global fulfilment
• Cisco gives £145m backing to Wimax
• The Artois Championships goes for VoIP
• Recreational network use blights performance
• Network downtime biggest headache for managers
• Expand releases Wan acceleration tools
• RSA 2007: Government gives muted welcome to secure code initiative
• RSA 2007: Nato meets to plan cyberdefences
• RSA 2007: Cyberwarfare threat is growing, say experts
• Burton Group Catalyst 2007: Businesses face higher bank charges if they do not comply with PCI
• Mobile security top concern, but policy isn't enforced
• Prepare a recession budget for 2008, says Gartner
• Spyware menace eludes SMBs
• Wall Street may force Sprint to curtail WiMax plans
• Motorola buying 50% of UIQ
• Product Roundup: ISCSI
• HSE improves information management
• Helly Hansen deploys supply chain platform to reduce downtime
• UK tops Christmas online sales charts
• Credit Suisse improves application development
• Notts Police adopts mobile data system to increase beat time
• AXA Financial adopts anti-money laundering platform
• Banks fail on information management
• RSA releases security token for Symbian smartphones
• RSA 2007: Software Suppliers aim to head of threat of legislation
• Made IT Happen schools take home technology prizes
• Burton Group Catalyst 2007: Amadeus automates billing
• RSA 2007: long-term data storage presents legal risks
• Burton Group Catalyst 2007: IT directors face barriers to deploying identity management technology
• RSA 2007: mobile phones will be the security tokens of the future, predicts Verisign
• Carphone Warehouse to use automation for delivery of core IT services
• RSA 2007: data breach notification laws must cover governments
• RSA 2007: security will become embedded in IT products, predicts Schneier
• European Union reaches settlement with Microsoft
• Burton Group Catalyst 2007: standards needed to ensure user login information is retained with SOAs
• Alliance & Leicester updates ATM network for deposits
• IBM upgrades z/VSE mainframe OS for wider ecommerce and Linux use
• Coventry council builds £10m fibre broadband network
• MP3 stock spam rears its head
• Bexley to save millions through flexible working
• Social networking sites now more important than print adverts for finding IT staff
• Roadworks planning IT law ‘unworkable’
• Axe falls on IT as Norwich Union targets £350m saving
• Energy efficient storage six months away
• Computer Weekly’s Tony Collins wins digital journalism prize
• Government data sharing 'lacks privacy protection'
• Vanco to help scientists determine countdown to meltdown
• Fingerprints fail to tackle football hooligans
• CIS and Capita sign £270m IT services deal with Capita



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