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• RSA adds biometrics to banking phone systems
• Oracle supports Red Hat Linux sales
• Shared services crucial to SOA success
• Tibco pushes master data management capabilities for SOA
• Research shows massive botnet growth
• Oasis approves first reference model framework for SOA
• EMC shuffles channel deck
• Mercury goes after SOA lifecycle management market
• Sourcefire looking to go public
• Oracle adds Sunopsis ETL to SOA-based Fusion mix
• IBM and 3Com launch single-server IP telephony
• Firefox 2 launch keeps up pressure on Internet Explorer
• Lord Mayor warns of growing cybercrime threat
• Logicalis offer cuts cost of green training
• Oracle and IBM joins forces for Linux mainframes
• NAO calls for colleges to use more e-procurement
• Citrix shuns Linux due to 'lack of demand'
• Citrix revamps channel strategy
• Data breach costs to business rise by a third
• Starbucks signs IT infrastructure services deal
• Telford schools adopt student monitoring software
• Surf’s up for new merchandising system at Billabong
• Three Northamptonshire councils procure CRM
• UK to get national open source policy institute
• Treat merger activity as an opportunity, CIOs told
• Government-run pension IT is not cheaper
• Big business is unimpressed with data services
• Oracle sets out Fusion merger vision
• Ethernet overtakes Sonet for Wans
• Mobile phone shipments set to reach one billion mark
• DCA contracts target £100m savings
• Microsoft publishes Sender ID Framework specification
• IBM sues Amazon.com for patent infringement
• Google woos publishers with customised search engine
• Government conceals ID cards reviews
• Citrix widens portfolio
• Footwear retailer forecasts demand with Oracle Retail
• Adobe betas Digital Editions
• Can flash memory survive a washing machine cycle?
• Slow steps key to SOA success
• Password protection perplexes IT managers
• Mobile platforms: J2ME -- looking for its place in the enterprise
• Exec apathy undermines talent management
• Lloyds TSB cuts data volumes by ditching tapes
• Bridgehead integrates storage platform with EMC Centera
• Remote worker support costs skyrocket
• Texas aims solid state disc at SMEs
• Blackbox turns Sun green
• Compliance headaches spawn new market
• New Star cuts e-mail recovery to near real-time
• Secure agile software development an oxymoron?
• Green laws drive datacentre rethink
• HBOS plans virtual storage savings
• Cost to be used to block FOI
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• Does your company view IT as an asset?
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• Alliance looks to virtual VoIP after BT deal
• Ikea updates forecasting for long leads
• Customisation made easy for Salesforce CRM users
• Force chiefs on board for new police IT era
• Find rich rewards but little glamour in ethical hacking
• Bank reaps productivity gains from virtualisation
• BT gets tough on spammers
• Manchester Airport staff go wireless
• MS releases Office 2007 reference architecture
• McAfee builds risk strategy
• Ministers given rosy views on ailing payment scheme
• Comparing VoIP vendors
• Oracle ups service level for Enterprise product
• Surf's up for all of you goggle eyed web addicts
• BEA Systems launched Aqualogic BPM Suite 5.7 -- and other news in brief
• Symantec patches AntiVirus Corporate Edition flaw
• Security tops new features in latest Internet Explorer
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• Newham strengthens MS links two years into deal
• Royal Navy content system aims to get recruits shipshape
• Rethink outsource policy or lose out, warns NCC
• Firefox 2.0 ready for take-off
• RFID system locates 100,000 flower trolleys
• Logan Teleflex overhauls ERP system
• Elopak plumps for Verizon managed IP networking
• CSC seeks 100 technical architects
• Hitachi: “Businesses squander energy”
• Banca Intesa ditches legacy storage
• Framlington ups bandwidth with Gigabit Ethernet
• BBC outsources business processes to India
• Gartner warns of Vista incompatibility
• CIOs increase their strategic role
• North East councils show shared IT services don't have to be monolithic
• SDL expected to help fulfil Vista security promises
• Claranet offers solution to VPN failures
• QLogic dives into directors
• Fully hosted SAM service gets up and running
• OpenVZ project ports its code to Power 64



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