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• Microsoft to add free consultancy in upgraded Software Assurance
• Trinity sheds light on the levy process
• Microsoft unveils Vista graphics tools
• US Homeland Security network condemned as insecure
• Patent dispute forces Microsoft to push different Office package
• Microsoft moves closer to unified communications
• IBM plans launch of next generation blades
• SAP to enter hosted CRM market
• IBM releases free DB2 database
• AOL patches critical media player flaw
• Cisco patches against network authorisation flaw
• World first for Performance Technologies
• Oracle and security researcher in patch dispute
• Next Itanium servers will be cheaper to run
• IBM tightens Lotus integration with SAP
• Computer crime costs US firms £38bn
• Businesses lose the work/life tussle
• CIOs face performance anxiety
• Offshoring comes onshore
• Indian skills register tackles fraud
• Schneider's integrated Sage roll-out to spark cost savings
• HP launches new datacentre cooling system
• News in brief
• Reforms to Computer Misuse Act close gaps and increase penalties
• Firms warned of stealth virus risk
• Lloyd's pulls plug on £70m trading system due to low usage
• Payment delays highlight major slippage in NHS IT programme
• Knowing when to invest in new systems
• Processes key to outsourcing, banks told
• Software defined radio system holds out the hope of full wireless interoperability
• Users urged to pressure Oracle for better info on flaws and patching
• Banks must work with customers to fight online fraud, urges FSA
• Reporting compliance is not just a US issue, small businesses warned
• Salaries for IT security professionals rise by 3.5% in 2005
• Gateshead Council implements single customer database to simplify services
• IT heads ‘under-used and ignored’
• IBM building collaboration into desktops through Lotus strategy
• IT programmes risk failure when the focus is on technology, not end-users, says report
• Hot skills: Migration work ahead as Office 12 heralds biggest change in a decade
• Lan-speed mobile technology to be showcased at 3GSM conference
• International roles prepare Sunderland IT leader for the public sector challenge
• Joint body to run TickIT QA scheme
• Next move: How do I capitalise on a self-taught skill?
• Moneysupermarket plots usage for growth
• Pay rises ahead in City & Guilds' 'golden professions' of the future
• Novell offers users more licence choice
• Swindon appoints outsourcing expert to run 10-year deal
• Plan an escape route when negotiating contracts
• Technology news in brief
• Networks news in brief
• Ethical hacking on rise
• Professionalism in IT conference set for May
• FAST to take legal action against 150 software file sharers
• BT VoIP service hit by outage
• Government to change VAT law in reponse to IT fraud
• Open-Xchange offers Microsoft Exchange/Windows Server alternative
• Oracle to close Siebel deal tomorrow, users await product integration
• Vodafone lines up mammoth outsourcing deal
• Tehran bans BBC website
• IBM to introduce mainframe processor for CRM and ERP
• BPI wins file-sharing judgement
• Torvalds slams new GPL licence
• Itanium gets another $10bn funding
• Microsoft business software makes up for Xbox woes
• Nielsen names ten best corporate intranets
• Phisher could get 30-year jail term
• Kama Sutra worm set to strike again next week
• Date set for Google US court appearance over search privacy
• European weather HQ gets IP network to support bumper throughput
• EU considers Microsoft 's Windows open-source offer
• Ethical hackers help firms fight attacks
• Sun-Fujitsu servers beset by delays
• Intel on course with new chip-making process
• Amex implements Java ES for critical systems
• Government to beef up cybercrime laws with new bill
• IBM aids virtualisation with CIMS acquisition
• Government IT efficiency gains in doubt
• Lloyd's pulls plug on £53m compliance system
• Electronic Jobcentre Plus system fails to process 40% of claims
• Work with customers to improve security, FSA tells online banks
• Vista Beta 2 Expected in April
• Motorola unveils 3G data access point
• Server cooling concept from Rittal on display
• AMD adds to high blade performance
• IBM boosts retail blade server family
• Cambridge first for data centre
• Cybertrust adds merchant monitoring to compliance programme
• US computer security costs £38bn a year
• Enterprises struggle to focus on messaging threats
• Cisco combats router glitches
• F-Secure releases security patch
• Oracle fixes 82 software flaws
• Security gets all professional
• IT wallets shrink again
• Radio tagging out of tune on ROI
• Colleges failing University challenge
• Outsourcing big fish nibbled by minnows
• Microsoft slow to comply with US anti-trust agreement
• CA almost doubles profits
• Vodafone gets Dell to build in high-speed mobile data



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