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• Police slash time and costs with video analysis system
• Mobile phone retailer signs £100m IT deal
• Consolidation helps Holstein cope with data
• Tokens forecast easier system access
• Salford Council aims for a cooler image
• Airmiles sharpens security en route to PCI compliance
• Hacker uses public APIs to breach eBay
• Businesses ‘undervalue project skills’
• MI5 website spoofed
• Plus Markets and Project Turquoise end takeover talks
• Cambridgeshire saves £1.2m on call costs and travel with VoIP
• Brocade talks 8Gbit, but it is mum on new director
• VoIP certification credentials
• Will Microsoft Office Communication Server change unifed comms market?
• DreamWorks draws on storage for animation
• Fibre Channel over Ethernet takes its next step
• Hosted VoIP service unifies communications for SMBs
• Intellectual property lawsuits dog storage industry
• Microsoft pumps up Data Protection Manager
• Tackling the backup and recovery challenges of tomorrow
• E-mail archiver forgets to mention free services
• Switzerland tops global IT pay league
• Cadbury Schweppes to cut project risk by reusing code
• JDA sizes up South African retailer
• IPS shortlists eight for e-ID cards, e-passports
• Becta reports Microsoft to OFT
• Electoral Commission to build election and party finance database
• The government is searching for its next generation of IT leaders
• Poor Vista sales hit PC World’s profits
• Disaster recovery plans fail
• UK ahead of US in ITIL best practice adoption
• Brits pile their gadgets high
• SMEs to spend more on IT in 2008
• Weather centre uses strong authentication tokens
• BT looks to the wind to power its business
• Next move: Novell skills
• Hertel deploys ERP for global expansion
• BAE saves air force £300m with web-based ERP tools
• Councils ‘are not doing enough on emissions’
• Second Life goes to Newcastle to get global customer service
• The business case for green storage
• Will politics hamper objectivity reviews of NHS IT?
• Data warehouses go for operational business intelligence
• Harnessing generation Y
• How to implement role-based access control
• Employers could lose £260m a week from online Christmas shopping
• Microsoft to vie with Cisco and IBM for unified communications market
• Will you climb the peaks for charity?
• IT must do more to become a profession, says BCS
• Spying is now a game the whole family can play
• Are Lufthansa recruits heading for a boob?
• Keep friends close and your enemies on Hatebook
• Mobilising air-rage
• SAP donates Netweaver tool to open source Eclipse project
• Microsoft technology helps create 42% of the world’s IT jobs
• Nokia unveils latest Linux Wi-Fi tablet device
• Ofcom allows mobile calls on planes
• HP offers easier secure printing
• Hammersmith and Fulham links 11 databases to boost customer service
• PC shipments up 15.5% in third quarter
• Symantec helps government prepare for web-safety week
• Hard landscaper makes a soft choice on cutting storage costs
• Employees struggle with the technology they are given to do their job
• How do you map out and research the IT estate of an acquisition target?
• Corporates use Second Life to recruit
• Goverment IT failing on green initiatives, Socitm says
• Plymouth health community cuts data storage costs
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• Wal-Mart to roll out SAP
• Microsoft finds voice in business communications push
• Cambridge aims for first class degree of unified communications
• Selling and training ERP end-users still challenge for IT managers
• India to beat UK over IT skills
• Google Analytics gets makeover
• Mifid trade reporting platform to be offered for free
• Open Source Initiative approves two Microsoft ‘shared source’ licences
• SMEs to spend more on security next year
• SMEs less aware of the Data Protection Act
• IP Innovation alleges that Linux infringed its patents
• Test Maturity Model makes enterprise inroads
• Have we lost the ID plot?
• Co-operative Insurance signs £270m IT services deal with Capita
• UK IT managers fourth highest paid in the world
• European Commission acts on ‘two-speed’ broadband Europe
• IBM unveils Information Mainframe System 10
• IFS plots course for greater ERP application integration
• Financial firms have MiFID problem
• HMRC IT head promoted as chief operating officer
• Nortel pays £17.5m SEC fine to settle financial irregularities
• Councils struggle with business side of shared services
• EMC releases data de-duplication tool
• Samsonite deploys open-source ecommerce platform
• IBM enhances enterprise content management offering
• Cheshire housing trust cuts housing management technology costs by half
• Gloucestershire Constabulary rolls out Unifi software
• iPhone lets down greening of Apple
• Businesses lose £6.5m a year from fragmented communications, survey says
• Fox-Davies Capital goes live with Fidessa European Trader Workstation
• One in ten large enterprises overlook back-up
• DBAM accelerator downloads 10,000 times faster than ADSL, study says



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