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• Infor acquisition of SSA challenges Oracle and SAP
• Unilever signs £270m extension to BT contract
• AMD launches energy efficient chips
• Nutricia upgrades ERP and business intelligence
• Battery recycling drive could spell IT price hike
• Technical briefs
• Health warning for IT
• Oracle boosts RFID server
• Secon 2006 to put spotlight on IT security
• Sun simplifies creation of web services with Java EE 5
• Assess processes ahead of Office 2007, say analysts
• ISO backs Open Document Format
• Network to share security knowledge
• Technology briefs
• Compatibility hope for Java and .net
• TfL shelves plan to extend Oyster card functions
• Get IT integrated for risk management, bosses told
• IT staff are top of the league for stress
• IT organisations sign agreement to co-ordinate professionalism drive
• IT users hail new software asset standard
• Female IT staff see inequality in pay
• The big question: Should the new home secretary press ahead with the introduction of identity cards?
• EMC Clariion ends 24x7 as standard user warranty
• Cost concerns hang over SAP/Microsoft tie-up
• Flash patch proves tricky for some
• Need for NHS IT audit raised in parliament
• Waterstone’s goes it alone on the web
• Toddlers used in trial of identity biometrics
• Shell investigates chip and Pin fraud
• Hot skills: Eclipse lets developers cash in on existing skills
• Learn the lessons of McKinnon case, says Lacey
• Staff are biggest threat to security, conference told
• Google launches web content tools
• Central government IT figures highlight role of outsourcing
• IBM turns mainframes on to SOAs
• News in brief
• SAP extends support to Siebel users
• UK still hamstrung by legacy technology
• Natural History Museum pilots teleworking system
• Commissioner calls for jail term for people illegally trading personal data
• Sainsbury’s signs Skype deal to offer VoIP pre-pay vouchers
• Council IT staff still top pay rise league
• US seeks extension to Microsoft antitrust ruling
• App security vendors bridge gaps in SDLC roles
• MOT breakdown knocks car tax project off course
• Novell releases SuSE Linux 10.1
• Information commissioner demands jail for identity thieves
• Software industry to sue eBay pirates
• Skype puts interpreter on hand for foreign VoIP calls
• IBM integrates SAP with Notes and Workplace
• BT targets 2007 for enterprise fixed mobile convergence product
• Garages may be compensated for MOT system crash
• The security landscape 2006
• Mitel shrugs off losses and files for IPO
• Thousands of stolen web identities found in server stash
• Plans for .xxx sex domain rejected
• Sophos software hit by security threat
• Microsoft Flash patch causes user problems
• Top companies wasting £61m a year on PC power
• IBM puts SOA on zSeries mainframes
• Google boosts web content management with Desktop 4 release
• ISO issues software licence management standard
• IT groups launch professionalism initiative
• AOL chops 1,300 call centre staff
• Learn new skills to counter offshoring, UK IT workers warned
• New HP laptops major on design
• Novell product pair enticement for enterprise open source
• India moves to allay offshore data security fears
• British hacker faces extradition to US
• Symantec offers free storage management
• Sales boom but profits fall at Cisco
• Next move: How do I get desktop software knowledge?
• Hot skills: Mono lets Microsoft .net workers go cross-platform
• Critical fixes appear for Windows and Exchange
• Half of female IT staff believe men are paid more
• SAP Intel and Adobe join OpenAjax ranks
• Silicon Graphics goes belly up, files for Chapter 11
• TfL shelves Oyster retail payments scheme
• Price cuts produce Dell profits warning
• Malware spreader given five years’ jail
• Oracle improves data compliance for E-Business Suite
• NTL axes 4,500 staff, outsources call centres to IBM
• United Nations votes for open source database
• Symantec struggles with Veritas customer support
• Open source essential part of IT services portfolios
• Sophos warns of another football security threat
• Network leaders drive virtualisation into datacentres
• APC gets ready for shift to blades
• Rackspace wins mission critical hosting contract
• Business critical network monitoring simplified
• IBM claims extended lead in storage virtualisation
• Flexible working benefits recognised by SMBs
• SMBs in Blackberry focus
• UK SMBs lose £4bn recovering lost data
• SMBs to Marvell at systems for the digital office
• Avaya targets SMB comms
• Bird flu threatens IT directors’ business continuity plans
• Trojans replacing viruses as biggest threat
• Outsourcing grows as India spices up services market
• Shared services grabs public sector pound



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