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• Degree controls datacentre cooling bills
• ERP system chips in to expansion plan
• SMEs miss Bacstel switch deadline
• Revenue red-faced as IT system wrongly fines 10,000 companies
• CA to add self-healing capabilities
• Financial reporting software lets oil firm drill down into management data
• Government becomes UK's largest employer of freelance IT workers
• Video conferencing system allows cancer experts to spend more time with patients
• Housing Corp terminates £17m Elonex IT contract
• Socitm welcomes Watmore move
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• Move to XP before Vista, say analysts
• Don't take bait, Barclays warns users
• Free Oracle database with Sun kit
• Next move: how do I switch to a management role?
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• EMC buys data grid software capability
• Aberdeen installs Novell e-mail system
• Hot skills: Low costs appeal but lack of apps holds back desktop Linux take-up
• Firms failing to fully exploit ERP systems
• Next step for SOA management as Mercury takes over Systinet
• Security institute plans Feb launch
• New Mac Firefox users wait for native support
• European software patent debate reignited
• Blackberry users get free Mac sync software
• HP to launch three new retail platforms
• Fujitsu ramps up hard disc business to address new markets
• Google allows mobile users to get personal
• Oracle to buy 360Commerce to expand retail offering
• NHS Cancer Registry tests data integration system
• Mozilla launches Thunderbird 1.5 e-mail client
• India's top outsourcer shows steady growth
• Oracle support for service oriented architectures
• Research body sees the benefit of business critical solutions
• Storage giant buys infrastructure firm
• Sun to pay Oracle users' fees
• Intel forms storage alliance
• US procurement agency shuts down insecure website
• Walsall Council in U-turn on outsourcing megadeal
• Semiconductor allies pal up again
• Taxware integrates with PeopleSoft
• Foundry meets data convergence with 10Gbit switches
• British Library puts Mozart on the web
• Professionalism drive targets suppliers
• IBM inaccurate accounting investigation moves up a gear
• Apple's QuickTime update bites users
• Actuate acquires Performancesoft for better reporting
• Socitm lauds Watmore reign
• Oracle bundles Fusion tools into one-stop SOA suite
• Red Hat puts Mono in its Fedora
• MasterCard cuts e-business authentication charges
• Another US bank loses customer data
• Oracle upgrades E-Business Suite to simplify compliance
• 3Com loses CEO
• Aberdeen Council rolls out Novell GroupWise
• Linux more vulnerable than Windows, claims US report
• Sober virus 'attack' is foiled
• More US customer data worries as Marriott tapes go missing
• Blackberry faces security flaws
• Microsoft releases 'early' Windows fix
• IT spending to fall in 2006
• Hackers target IM products
• Windows flaw could have enterprise-wide ramifications
• Government to scrutinise Microsoft in schools
• Former e-envoy heads up school IT
• Symantec patches Norton security flaw
• Apple's early start on Intel migration catches out Microsoft
• Jump in sales and profits for Indian outsourcer
• Microsoft wins vital patent decision
• US search marketing spend soars by 44%
• Analyst predicts Dell switch to AMD chips
• Ethernet Alliance forms up without Cisco
• Jeans company parades iPod-compatible denim
• Sun to pay users' Oracle licence fees
• US finances open-source bug hunt
• Novell beefs up Linux security with AppArmor
• First Macs powered by fast Intel chips arrive
• Microsoft's free Outlook Siebel solution pushes Office 2003
• Oracle to create 1,400 more jobs in India
• MPs blast parliament's IT
• Windows hit by more graphics bugs
• Qwest threatens customers with £3 fine for each spam message sent
• Apache database open to remote attack
• Virgin Mobile customers knocked out by US outage
• Microsoft bows to user pressure with early security patch
• NHS data spine out of action for 28 hours in a week
• Network Rail's upgrade to XP arrives on time and under budget
• Manufacturer links core enterprise apps
• Comms a key challenge in Northgate blast recovery
• Microsoft releases critical security patches
• Google distributes free software package
• Barclays offers discounted security software to customers
• Cost and privacy concerns erode doctors' confidence in NHS plan
• Apacs standard to help secure net transactions
• IBM-led group looks to boost SOA with business function standards
• Oracle cuts licensing costs for multicore systems but draws flak over complexity
• Watmore will retain ties to e-government
• IT coaching aims to bridge the gap between classroom and business
• Microsoft tests Live Messenger service
• Microsoft/SAP system released for testing



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