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• Akamai enhances managed web apps service
• Tesco's IT standardisation paves way for global expansion
• Domino's Pizza clamps down on mobile device use
• Yahoo acquires Right Media to stay in touch with Google
• Ofgem upgrade to improve data access
• BT launches movement-controlled laptop device
• Your shout: IT career not only for nerds, outsourcing failures, good security
• Website provides marketplace for jobs and skills
• Symantec adds reporting, failover to data deduplication
• Industry warned as A-level computing numbers slump
• Products supporting the Wi-Fi Protected Setup standard due for June
• Security roundup: Symantec fixes flaw in multiple products
• ERP software and systems for SMBs
• Opinion: IT in football
• Apple hit by more laptop battery problems
• Premier Travel Inn extends card services outsourcing deal
• Lindy revives floppy with external USB drive
• PricewaterhouseCoopers reveals faults in Swansea Council's £83m outsourcing deal
• Janet launches SMS service for network users
• Heathrow Express claims Wi-Fi first
• Weekly capacity checks as site goes into IT overdrive
• Peer voices concern about data sharing
• Don't underestimate Mifid IT security, warn experts
• IT global carbon emissions ‘the same as aviation’
• MySQL and IBM integrate databases
• ISPs and software developers ‘must be more responsible for security’
• European firms ahead of the US on network deperimeterisation
• UK businesses still using counterfeit software, says Microsoft
• Deadline for digitising paper records looms
• Tape backup continues its practical role in long-term storage
• UK firms think security is not keeping up with VoIP and IM
• European exchange selects clearing and settlement supplier
• University College London offers medical imaging MSc
• IT skills shortage at two-year low
• Socitm appoints Belfast Council IS head as new president
• Data breach fears rise
• Calls grow for investigation into health effects of Wi-Fi
• BA saves £500,000 with Ariba streamlined procurement
• Two-tier service desk is winning formula for IT support
• Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 now publicly available
• UK slips down e-readiness table
• Oracle offers financial services integrated business intelligence
• Millions of workers have poor 'desk health'
• Adobe makes Flex web development platform open source
• New image spam sneaks into inboxes
• Websense to acquire SurfControl
• Manchester NHS trusts go live with new timesheet system
• IBM brings new enterprise-class tape systems to the mid-market
• General compliance gets in the way of software asset management
• Co-op bank extends IT managed service contract
• Kaspersky: China ‘accounts for more than half of malware’
• IBM announces Websphere Portal with Web 2.0 support
• Legislative changes drive sales of financial systems
• Resellers’ association files trading complaint against Sun
• Call centre creates 320 new jobs in the North East
• IBM to support x86 Linux apps on System P servers
• Dell launches PowerVault linear tape drive
• NetApp VP says storage virtualization overrated
• Free data encryption software from PKWARE
• Worldwide PC shipments up 8.9% on year
• Free trial of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
• Microsoft announces new Windows Embedded for Point of Service update
• CA launches model to ease IT management
• Indifference to business continuity puts UK firms at risk
• Malware threats double in first three months of year
• Mersey NHS rolls out blood tracking system
• Consumers show little interest in mobile banking
• Most firms lack enterprise-wide data encryption
• BlackBerry coming to Windows Mobile
• Banks prepare lawsuit over TJX data breach
• Scaling storage networks demands careful consideration
• City switches on Wi-Fi network
• Blackberry manufacturer expands support for Windows Mobiles
• Banks fail in responding to performance statics
• SITA forms partnership with Servisair for airport ground services
• Telefónica sells Tetra-based Airwave for £2bn
• BT restructures in drive to provide software-based services
• Microsoft issues response to EC licensing objections
• Skandia to screen customer records to comply with EU money laundering law
• Payment Card Industry data security standard
• Apple fixes 25 Mac OS X flaws
• Matching risk and security
• Hitachi launches 1 TB SATA disk drive
• Software and education secure Salvation Army from USB
• Too many SLAs 'don't measure up'
• Vodafone consolidates to reduce spend on app development by 25%
• Barclays readers welcome but no cure-all, say experts
• Cadbury Schweppes saves with display planning
• 'Mainframe masters' highlight job opportunities
• Hackers could dent economy, US warned
• Hot Skills: Eclipse broadens horizons for Web 2.0
• Next Move: How do I get essential business skills?
• Severn Trent Water to gain a mirror image of customer bills
• Single storage cuts costs at Sunlight
• Tesco standardises IT for global expansion
• Information security: Who should be liable for security?
• Reporting e-crime 'not always best option', warns lawyer
• Prince's Trust challenges the IT crowd
• Universities and employers back new business-focused IT degrees
• Wireless use slowed by lack of metrics



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