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• Heart attacks now with free games console
• Why cybercrime is bad for the movie business
• Canon finds solution to problem of its own naming
• Hitachi quadruples hard drive capacity
• Now you can take your avatar to a third life
• Small firms suffer from “silo working”, survey says
• Oracle issues 51 security fixes tomorrow
• Video conferencing can play a part in conflict resolution
• International Securities Exchange forced to suspend trading after power outage
• Microsoft investigates Automatic Update user complaints over unauthorised updates
• Novell and Red Hat sued over alleged patent violation in Linux products
• Tiscali opens the broadband door to larger SMEs
• Guaranteed response times biggest plus for SMEs’ outsourcing
• Revenue gears up for court battle with EDS
• Image database is latest technology added to border control platform
• Converged networks ‘need rethink’, Quocirca says
• Employees now primary technology risk for SMEs
• Business analysis suite spot enhanced
• Enterprises reject ripping out data warehouses
• Archiving suppliers beef up integration
• Copan adds data deduplication to Maid
• VMware takes on data migration
• WysDM pushes back-up management onto disc
• LSI moves to iSCSI arrays
• SNW Preview: Data protection makes a stand
• Oracle patch update to contain 51 flaw fixes
• Oracle plans to buy BEA Systems
• DaimlerChrysler security drive targets 360,000 staff
• CIOs must ‘reassess role of IT function’
• Nato secures its network against attack
• RBS faces challenge to split IT systems of ABN Amro
• Law firm uses web-based e-mail management
• Dialogue is needed to avert a skills shortage
• Dell preaches green gospel to SMEs
• New masters degree for IT business skills
• Nationwide Building Society creates data hub
• Google tops search league
• 38% of local authorities hit by laptop thefts, survey says
• Standardise, simplify and save
• Sabre optimises travel web services with BEA
• IT underpins Northern Foods' cost cutting
• Corporate desktop users still the biggest security headache
• Central and North West London Trust rolls out £1.9m mental health system
• IBM uses environmental concerns to push its mainframes
• Citrix unveils on-demand provision of virtual servers and desktops from datacentre
• IBM Introduces IMS version 10
• Banco Santander deploys TLM system to reconcile transactions
• Software houses offer rich rewards
• MoD deploys more PCs to fight the Taliban
• Durham Business School improves collaboration with Microsoft tools
• Teradata version 6 released
• IT fails to prove business value to manufacturers
• Decision on e-Borders deal by Christmas
• What does future hold for Business Objects after £3.4bn SAP takeover?
• Shadow promises mainframe saving
• Pac has doubts over government IT project savings
• Find your ideal mobile e-mail system
• Schools have no idea of IT spend, says MP
• ChangeBase tool speeds Vista compatibility testing
• Office for National Statistics in row with unions over Fujitsu contract
• Diageo CIO moves over to Royal Mail
• Pre-budget report: £300m IT overhaul announced
• Norwich Union cuts HR burden with online system
• Windows XP users to get Vista features in SP3
• Web users underestimate malware threat, survey says
• HP joins forces with Cisco and Microsoft for unified communications
• Google enhances enterprise search appliance
• AXA extends IT services agreement with IBM
• Information Commissioner's Office issues new guide on data sharing
• Government ignores e-crime in spending plan, says Lords select committee member
• San supplier Compellent completes IPO
• Unified communications new priority for HP
• Criminals using Skype to communicate
• Broadband providers asked to justify their advertised access speeds
• Net-A-Porter expands MySQL use
• Humberside Police improves emergency response
• Data disk pioneers get Nobel award
• Department of Innovation, Universities and Skills signs up Fujitsu
• Government tells public sector to cut public contact to improve services
• Blackberry users offered easier way to read analytical reports
• Google and IBM join forces to support parallel web apps coding in colleges
• Parliamentary watchdog not convinced about separate e-passports and ID cards
• Iron Mountain acquires RMS Services for records management
• Switch upgrades and replacements
• Mid Cheshire Trust adopts electronic pharmacy management platform
• Government gives up on electronic junior doctor recruitment system
• HMRC at centre of latest identity theft scare after laptop theft
• Jobcentre Plus advisers hampered by poor IT systems
• Insolvency Service signs £20m thin client computing deal with IBM
• McDonald’s to offer free Wi-Fi in UK restaurants
• Nato locks door to cyber terrorism
• LogicaCMG appoints BT’s Green as new CEO
• Liverpool NHS Trust adopts single sign-on
• Tradeteam upgrades ERP system
• PC users' passwords habits leave them vulnerable
• Business continuity lights up for BAT
• Italian bank sharpens compliance and cuts costs
• Store your data to ensure compliance
• DPM's diary: 9 October 2007
• BMC buys Emprisa to extend view of data network



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