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• Unilever outsources HR to Accenture
• MPs call for digital rights safeguards
• Indian outsourcers report boom times
• AMD prepares for four-core processors
• Red Hat completes JBoss acquisition
• Bad B2B web sites damage business, warns web design expert
• Supply chain efficiency is top retail priority, says IDC
• Be careful about employing reformed spammers, warns SophosLabs
• Hot skills: Use of Ajax development grows despite controversy
• Why audit is needed more than ever
• Vodafone hots up e-mail battle with Nokia E61
• Free security for Vista Beta
• Hybrid hard drive boosts notebook PC performance
• Technology news in brief
• SMEs struggling on way to mobility
• The big question: Do organisations deal adequately with the human element in IT security?
• Councils need to share IT to cut costs, says Watmore
• Test Internet Protocol v6 now, analysts urge firms
• News in brief
• Banks embrace multi-supplier model
• High spend on IT services highlights utility companies’ preference for outsourcing
• R/3 users need to upgrade to take advantage of SOA
• Pitney Bowes tackles data quality issue
• IBM develops tool to aid IT usage billing
• The £2.2m IT chief
• Oracle maps path to SOA for retail users
• IT departments get ready for World Cup bandwidth drain
• VMware bundle boosts integration
• Microsoft drops PDF option after Adobe threat
• PC sales remain buoyant
• Suppliers 'fine' NHS over IT plan delivery
• Lack of radio system for underground hampered emergency services on 7 July
• Firefox update address 12 vulnerabilities
• Hotel customer data was on stolen laptop
• A dollar a year for Yahoo boss
• Toshiba beefs up hard drive density
• Telecom managers focus on mobile and flexible working
• SAP-based overhaul saves CIS £30m
• NetApp taps SAP for datacentre
• TelecityRedbus wins datacentre award
• IXEurope heads trial of increased security between datacentres
• Fortinet targets high-end blade server market
• Fujitsu Siemens injects energy into blade server line
• Double-Take Software and PlateSpin partnership
• IBM introduces next-generation storage virtualisation software
• HP improves ITSS offering in server management
• OSS seeks Intel for advanced storage
• Membership milestone for Itanium Solutions Alliance
• Unipart and SSA join forces to offer supply chain products
• Indian outsourcer buys retail IT integrator for £29m
• AMD details advanced chip designs
• Pay By Touch gets Co-op customer support
• World Cup network ready for kick-off
• Transport firms will use IT to improve performance
• Latest Exchange server will cost firms more
• Microsoft tackles buffer overflow threat
• BlueCat appliance offers rock-solid security
• FullArmor lives up to its name
• Security Bytes: Firefox fixes multiple flaws
• Retailers fail to filter wireless hotspots
• Companies spurn grid computing
• Don’t worry about US-Cert warning, says Secure Elements
• Boots uses Spinal Tap to link to NHS prescriptions
• Downtime: Police records could be coming to a park near you
• Banking fraud detection system uses customer typing and mouse styles
• Red Hat releases testing and integration tools to Linux developers
• IBM unveils IT use metering software
• Barclays extends Xansa joint venture IT outsourcing
• Moving closer to pervasive wireless
• Blade servers stand out in sluggish server arena
• Appro HyperBlade enhances datacentre experience
• NetApp adds to datacentre systems
• Silver Peak expands datacentre disaster recovery
• HP enhances datacentre server lines
• Tailored datacentres for SMEs
• NetSuite offers ERP at SMB-friendly price
• HP targets SMBs for storage
• Cisco leads investors in storage virtualisation company
• Microsoft forges on with virtualisation strategy
• Virtualisation to the fore at CERN phase two
• Tesco IT chief gets £2.2m
• Tax credit system delivers £1.8bn overpayment
• CA delays results as commission scheme hits profits
• Over half of workers would steal sensitive data
• Sun looks to optimise Java processing
• Trojan steals bank details after pretending to be Microsoft patch
• Suppliers avoid paying for failures
• First StarOffice virus discovered
• Symantec plugs enterprise anti-virus software hole
• Microsoft to debut OneCare security software this week
• Government ‘gifted but misguided’
• European server market shrinks in first quarter
• Create alliances to drive change, IT directors told
• EU court of justice blocks data transfer to US
• Telco sues IBM
• US Government’s 26 million ID theft scandal deepens
• Legal dispute breaks out over Web 2.0
• Vodaphone writes down business to register huge loss
• Ballmer hints at new Vista delay
• Iranian computer game may get release



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