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• Government awards £185m Northern Ireland human resources contract
• Georgia allows hacker to access details of 570,000 pension members
• Most government websites fall short of disabled guidelines
• Motorways traffic centre goes live
• Microsoft fails to force rivals to hand over anti-trust documents
• Microsoft supports Hotmail on the desktop
• Microsoft delays next version of Virtual Server 2005
• AMD's legal case against Intel rumbles on
• Vista faces new European Commission investigation
• eBay patent foe will not license technology
• SAP allows workers' council after legal threat
• Emulex unveils two new storage routers
• Telstra Europe signs co-location hosting contract
• Datacentres get boost in HP business critical server upgrade
• Another unofficial IE patch offered to counter critical flaw
• Novell Linux technology head leaves
• Three government departments award £27m shared web platform contract
• Google increases search engine enquiry lead
• Sector plans will drive shared services for rest of Labour government
• Accenture takes £265m charge on NHS contracts
• US government warned of security risks
• UK bank customers targeted by new Trojan
• New security product for Skype
• Microsoft faces more Explorer concerns
• Security worries halt Vista
• Intel bundles extra hardware with Conroe
• European Commission to slash mobile roaming charges
• Supreme Court to rule on product injunctions in patent cases
• Barclays bolsters online customer security screening
• SAS expands data integration reach
• IBM launches Billy Goat threat detection system
• Wal-Mart CIO joins list keynote speakers at IT Forum
• Cost still drives outsourcing decisions
• UK firms ignore ID theft
• Supply chain technology fails to deliver
• Half of UK firms invoke business continuity plans
• Emulex provides added San control
• Britannia banks on StoreAge virtualisation
• Altiris releases Software Virtualisation Solution
• Sun enables online grid computing utility
• HP boosts business critical server performance
• Lenovo unveils notebook for SMBs
• SMBs ‘careless’ towards IT security
• D-Link for SMB networks
• Telecoms gateway for SMBs
• UK SMEs fail to cash in on convergence
• Unofficial patch issued for critical IE browser flaw
• Company websites hit by DNS DoS attacks
• BMC acquires Identify to improve transaction management offering
• BizTalk Server 2006 to be available in May
• Microsoft unveils Dynamic business processes stack
• Israel jails Trojan Horse spy couple
• Firms expected to deliver tax returns in single format
• CPS gets new £18m phone system to increase efficiency
• Most banks hold fire on two-factor security
• Users question value of licences after Vista delay
• Driving Standards Agency leads with service oriented architecture
• McAfee anti-virus glitch leaves firms struggling to restore systems
• IT must talk the board's language to win backing
• Banks' business intelligence (BI) shortcomings revealed
• Self-assessed 'kitemark' launched
• IT takes its seat at Welsh Assembly
• Wise up to technology, BA CIO tells UK boards
• Police join forces with palm print database
• Minister promises GP system choice
• Firms failing to keep a lid on e-mail content
• Glasgow prepares to share
• Latest Java edition aims to make it easier to develop web applications
• Multinationals failing to manage apps performance, study shows
• Quickaddress database gets right to the point
• Outsourced way to hire contract staff
• SME chiefs see IT innovation as key to growth
• Aerospace developments drive demand for specialist contractors
• IT industry most vulnerable to attacks through VPNs, says report
• AIX celebrates 20th anniversary and forges ahead alongside Linux
• BCS updates SFIAplus IT skill standard
• Cost cuts, not convergence, boost VoIP
• Network news in brief
• New IT diploma to fill skills gap
• Next move: How do I move from teaching to IT?
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• IT Expenditure Report winners announced
• Technology news in brief
• BT threatens to cut off heavy broadband users
• US tax agency systems are insecure
• Japanese heavyweights plan 45-nanometre chip production
• Microsoft gets new security chief
• Quality mark launched to measure “openness” of public IT systems
• Hotel group signs up Pasporte for managed network
• Internet Explorer security exploit code now circulating on web
• Banks targeted by login Trojan
• Revenue to invest £340m in online services
• Police complete palm print database roll out
• Microsoft announces UK Imagine Cup winners
• Systems to check on public services 'not fit for purpose', says NAO
• IT spend to rise by over 6%
• Brown axes home PC subsidy for firms
• New Samba 4 preview launched
• Microsoft confirms IE bugs - fix due in two weeks
• Capita boss quits after Labour loans fall-out



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