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• NAS tackles more sophisticated roles in the enterprise
• Government rejects call for DRM ban
• Wireless tools linked for easier roll-out
• Your shout: Green IT, virtualisation and security anarchy
• Suppliers back standard to compare print yields
• Exchange sued by former employee over trading platform patent
• Kingfisher migrates to Red Hat Linux
• SMS grows and grows
• Sun upgrade boosts US stock exchange
• Vista security needs beefing up, says independent test
• MS boosts collaboration for Windows Mobile 6.0
• Know the legalities of biometrics
• Creating a positive environment
• Intel goes tera-scale with 80-core chip
• EMC sells stock to fund development of VMware
• Swansea City Council offers outsourcing lessons
• Dell unveils three SME storage systems
• Continental Airlines smoothes cargo operations with e-commerce hub
• Backup reporting market to consolidate, experts say
• DiVitas Networks unveils mobile-to-mobile convergence
• Google plugs dangerous flaw
• IT job rotation rare, but critical for business alignment
• Microsoft confirms new IE flaw
• Storage vendors fire up freeware
• TJX data breach worse than initially feared
• Cisco routers threatened by drive-by pharming
• Cisco to acquire Reactivity for $135 million
• Council of Europe aids budget management with BI system
• SAP acquires Pilot Software
• 3GSM show highlights VoIP trend
• Product breakthroughs ebb as security matures
• AOL joins Microsoft in supporting Open ID
• Police to be offered new case management system
• Government gets tough on software compliance
• Shipping firm improves efficiency with electronic document system
• Oracle moves a step closer to Fusion
• UK to put its defences to the test in international cyber-attack exercise
• CRM helps EIC increase contract wins
• Council streamlines its operations to fast track housing applications
• Reading FC extends wireless system
• Wal-Mart opts for Linux platform to cut costs through virtualisation
• US bank leads with secure mobile service
• Heinz global video system goes live
• University Think Lab to 'rival the MIT'
• Work permits for overseas IT staff reach all-time high
• IT bosses say employers do not share aims
• Northern Ireland needs skills to match IT boom
• Olympics offers chance to learn IT management role
• Kingston University eases log-in log-jam
• Firms admit security planning problems
• BT appoints new chairman
• Microsoft hit by new Word security flaw
• Marks & Spencer extends RFID technology to 120 stores
• DWP struggles to uncover cause of public data breach
• Germans adopt UK gas firm's IT model
• Double-Take buffs up VMware replication
• Sourcefire fixes Snort flaw
• Unified communications and messaging revamp productivity
• When security firms merge, some users are losers
• Quiz: Compliance improvement -- Get better as you go forward
• Are your business skills as important as your technology skills in your current job?
• Compliance Improvement: Get Better as You Go Forward
• GNER signs web ticketing contract to cut sales costs
• UK open source policy institute to open next week
• Red Hat expands open source market in eastern Europe
• Makro plans data synchronisation with suppliers
• Smartphone market faces user rebellion
• Nokia axes 700 jobs, 130 go in IT
• Home routers are open to remote attack
• Videos homepage
• HP updates Unix OS and unveils new servers
• Foreign Office signs £11.5m web management contract
• Councils to use integrated child data tool
• IBM P-series offers low power consumption
• Security news round up: Retailer acknowledges security breach
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• Claire’s Accessories installs Epos and workforce management system
• Cybit acquires Thales Telematics
• Do you want a floppy disc to go with your eclipse?
• FalconStor reports year-end loss
• Credit Suisse outsources to BT for £578m
• Turkish police arrest 17 members of hacking gang
• Linux alliance established for business apps
• Flythomascook.com extends use of hosted marketing module
• Microsoft and BT launch mash-up competition for developers
• Transport for London seeks IT head for Tube upgrade
• Microsoft settles Iowa antitrust case
• Openwave offers open source push services to operators
• IBM to offer Linux Informix server
• uSwitch.com opts for TeaLeaf site tracking tool
• Liverpool and Hackney councils support Capita ICS
• UK and US armed forces trial private GSM mobile networks
• SAS announces healthy BI licence growth
• Orange and Alcatel-Lucent form IP delivery alliance
• London Stock Exchange consults over MiFID reporting
• ING rolls out fingerprint readers to dealing floor
• FSA fines Nationwide over laptop theft
• Cisco warns of router security flaws
• Barclaycard demos 'wave and pay' option for taxis
• Bank of America launches advanced mobile banking service



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