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• Government awards C&W safety call number contract
• Web use disability guidance issued
• Chip and pin helps cut card fraud by 13%
• Lenovo bundles IBM 'self-healing' software with own-branded PCs
• Blackberry goes ERP
• Gartner backs SA for server deals
• Corporate IT vulnerabilities are hitting record levels, says report
• Forcing shared services on us will not work, warn council IT chiefs
• Lloyds' two-factor authentication proves effective
• IT still struggles with image in boardroom
• DSG outsources to Capita
• Touch-screen kiosks take off at Airbus
• Haringey draws up action plan on projects
• Identity management is set to top the agenda at CeBit show
• Roles-based tools offer business users smarter and simpler analysis
• IT buyers get chance to consider SOA options
• Use training for competitive edge, urges Price
• Your shout: IT's a job not a career, Skype pros and cons, blade cooling
• IT upgrades play key role in next stage of automated share trading
• Chemists get managed broadband
• Small firms weak on IT protection
• P&O Ferries charts course for SOA to cast off duplication in systems
• Retailer to show RFID applications
• Softphone digs deeper
• Virgin Mobile uses new tool to test integration of Tibco middleware
• Users urged to move on beyond SAN
• Explorer 7 is a move in the right direction
• Search tools to exploit growth of groupware
• Digital pen and paper delivers cost savings for medical company
• Future Travel switches to hosted service for virtual contact centre
• Britannia rules at Best Places to Work in IT Awards 2006
• VeriSign agrees domain name fees with ICANN
• Britannia wins the best of the best award
• Asset management can offer base to calculate budgets and contracts
• Discounts up to 40% for IBM p5 570 users
• Hot Skills: JBoss Java application server in great demand by enterprise users
• International standard aimed at improving quality of e-learning
• Cebit news in brief
• Brother's network deal
• Covering security from the cradle to the grave
• Next move: Is a Microsoft Technician course the best way into IT?
• Physical security used more on IP networks
• Shared services can't be forced
• Server swap helps to cut costs of IT overhaul
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• Microsoft's SMS 2003 R2 enters beta testing
• Networks news in brief
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• IT directors have doubts over compliance
• ISS adds Cisco support to protect networks
• Microsoft signs voice deals with network suppliers
• AOL backs down to non-profit bodies over e-mail levy
• Israeli couple charged with developing industrial espionage spyware
• BT to increase basic broadband speed to 8mbps
• BT's new core IP network moves forward
• AMD unveils three top-of-the-range dual-core server chips
• CeBIT helps drive mobile travel
• Microsoft goes to court to demand rivals' anti-trust documents
• RIM settles Blackberry patent case - no network shutdown
• Growth in IT spending falls as larger firms tighten their belts
• Canada launches shared security portal
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• Smart phones carve out a big niche
• BT drops bid for £1bn courts contract
• Government to overhaul employment vetting system
• Local authorities launch open source advice site
• Alliance promotes open source in public sector
• Microsoft accuses European Commission of colluding with rivals
• Google fixes Gmail security flaw
• Oracle expands Itanium support
• Datacentres not matching ambition with performance
• Managed hosting firm reports solid performance
• Appro HyperBlade servers get performance recognition
• New consortium for datacentres
• Dell and Cisco team up to explore blade servers
• Trojans offer new online banking threat
• RSA launches secure browser solution
• Businesses see online boom – but worry about security
• Network security weaknesses threaten VoIP
• Businesses falling down on secure applications basics
• Metrics the key to a security strategy
• Police close down file-sharing system
• Icann hands over .com domain to VeriSign
• Systems, software and hardware firms combine for virtualisation seminar
• Open source virtualisation gains traction
• Itanium servers poised for strong growth, says IDC
• IT professionals still have much to learn about virtualisation
• Server admin slows down IT management
• Open source GPL changes will not be 'huge'
• Microsoft expands Exchange 12 beta programme
• US government systems auditor faces jail for spying on boss
• Microsoft promises better search results than Google
• Gateway settles with HP over PC patents
• Oracle unveils enterprise search platform
• Apple fixes 20 security holes in Mac operating system
• Yahoo wins restraining order over trade secrets claim
• Newcastle bridges gap between home and working life
• Employees are ignoring web policies
• Users help Balfour roll-out



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