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• IBM licenses water cooler to Panduit
• Lenovo and IBM recall fire hazard batteries
• Nottingham Building Society to overhaul core systems
• Oracle releases improved open source database
• TokOpen helps TNT streamline tax reclaim
• Top tech tips from SearchStorage.com
• Sony battery recall - what to do next
• BlackBerry faces market squeeze from emerging rivals
• BBC and Microsoft explore new distribution channels
• Emulex offers integrated support for serial storage protocols
• HSBC IT set to cut costs by 10% this year
• Wal-Mart tracks shoppers and sales
• Forefront beta secures SharePoint collaboration
• London Olympics shortlists back-office bidders
• Intel plans terabyte chip
• NTL launches Quadplay service with Virgin offering
• Public sector faces outsourcing capacity problems
• Accenture pays just £63m to drop NHS contracts
• HP's Dunn denies responsibility for spy crisis
• Lead contractor for NHS IT programme set to walk away
• Nokia and Intel join forces to deliver cellular laptops
• Users hit by zero day PowerPoint attacks
• Red Hat reports sales leap
• New exploits target Microsoft Powerpoint and IE
• Users say keeping it simple means keeping one vendor
• Kalido and Cognos confirm tech tie-up
• Microsoft releases Visual Studio beta
• Police get new investigations system
• Stration worm targets Windows machines
• Airline foils hackers with latest high-tech defences
• Barclays appoints new IT chief operating officer
• Auto intelligence company rolls out grid computing
• Firms offered laptop data-shredding service
• Council launches integrated care record scheme for elderly
• Elica gains advantage by integrating key customers' systems
• HP reshuffles management of ProCurve Networking
• Microsoft patches IE security flaw early
• Mobile growth to boost security spending, says Juniper
• Voice over IP Fundamentals: Chapter 9, 'Billing and Mediation Services'
• Linux kernel developers unhappy with new license
• Orange offers fixed-mobile convergence phone
• Academics study open source collaboration process
• Itanium alliance launches Solaris migration programme
• BNP Paribas signs IBM for on demand processing
• Accenture delivers passport service chief
• IBM launches mainframe virtual-tape storage
• University course aims to bridge IT skills gap
• Health staff upbeat about new systems
• Help set storage plan or risk archive lock-out, users told
• Data sharing drives police IT spending while fire service hots up control centres
• IT directors 'failing to assess risk of human error' in datacentre systems
• Hot skills: XSL - Take a more sophisticated approach to style sheets
• Manchester gets wireless broadband
• Minor change can help train for disaster
• Hackers look to trick staff as software toughens up
• Hardware encryption locks tapes
• BEA's automated patching takes a proactive approach
• Verdiem devises software to help save power; EMC seals RSA deal and other announcements
• Lack of openness could limit Vista security gain
• Virgin eases laptop ban
• Sharing of the wireless spectrum may soon become a reality -- and other network news briefs
• Fixed-mobile convergence service promises savings
• Mobile Platforms: Linux -- a land of misconceptions
• Dell, Symantec simplify Secure Exchange for SMBs
• Burton Group: Web application firewall market maturing
• Storage news highlights
• British Airways completes jumbo-sized SAP implementation
• Standards mandate to drive national police IT strategy
• Should all staff be given access to e-mail at work?
• Atos in £46m Government Gateway deal
• City prepares to test new trading platform
• HBOS plans major IT consolidation project in bid to save £300m a year
• Halfords goes East with 'Tesco-in-a-box' approach
• News in brief
• Securing domain controllers: Eight tips in eight minutes
• Berners-Lee wins Freedom of IT award
• Munich finally starts Linux roll out
• Phishing attacks up 80%
• European software patents to cause another stir in Brussels
• Web-app vulnerabilities on the rise
• Glaxo boosts analytics with Spotfire
• Researchers offer unofficial IE patch
• Cyber crooks fake electronic greetings cards
• Financial services firms on track for market regulation
• Users add configuration management databases
• HP chair leaves the board
• IT pros worried about unsecured devices
• ISCSI gets a boost from InfiniBand
• Unsecured devices worry IT professionals
• IP telephony unites New Orleans nonprofit after Katrina
• Hijacked consumer machines target the enterprise
• Fending off an Active Directory attack
• Application security more of a priority, but practices still lag
• Downtime: Waiter, there's an RFID tag in my cannelloni
• Dell support solution takes over users' PCs
• Dell goes east for more efficient manufacturing in new Polish plant
• Dell joins Novell in facing Nasdaq delisting
• Nuance PDF solution ramps up challenge to Adobe Acrobat
• Commodity trader improves deals with Attunity
• QAD buys Precision to offer transport management solutions



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