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• Rolls-Royce to deploy SSA Global system
• Oracle sets out Project Fusion strategy to bring enterprise applications together
• Staff lack faith in IT, says survey
• Smartcard helps NHS trusts keep track of junior doctors
• Voice firms' merger may benefit SMEs
• Maersk and IBM keep tabs on cargo
• Metro Ethernet users to be given greater product interoperability
• Phishing scam targets Yahoo users
• Microsoft/Canon alliance puts squeeze on Apple
• Online shopping growth goes on as public sharpen computer skills
• HP collaborates with BI vendors for HP OpenView -- and more tech news briefs
• Women IT managers earn more than males
• IT spending at midsized companies: How much does size matter?
• Microsoft Data Protection Manager: Pros and cons
• Office 2003 SP2 cans spam
• Secure the interests of your extended enterprise
• Gartner stresses SOA and WS importance
• Meadowhall takes control of its wireless airspace
• Developers' key role in disaster recovery plans
• Dell releases dual-core Xeon machines
• CA signs up to Linux standards body
• Analysts recommend WinFS testing
• PayPal accounts hit by duplicate withdrawals
• Bill Gates remains the billionaires' billionaire
• Better Microsoft integration marks release of StarOffice 8
• IT decisions 'will be made offshore'
• Profile: Green Mountain's consumer channel brews ROI
• Sony axes a further 10,000 jobs
• BT takes staff online in fitness drive
• OpenOffice upgrades in advance of major release
• PC alert over mobile-phone worm
• Oracle share price falls as new licence sales flatline
• SAP delivers ESA platform for IS migration projects
• Enforcement service goes live with offender tracing system
• Java programmers can make easy .net switch
• Symantec buys WholeSecurity's phishing forecast technology
• Rolls-Royce puts SSA's ERP in its tank
• Bluetooth-toting workers vulnerable to data attacks
• New security institute unveils skills plans
• Telework key to surviving security disaster, expert says
• Who best to avert data security disaster: government or business?
• Added sparkle for developers
• No security scare in scrapping Patch Tuesday
• CISOs to break out of the technology ghetto
• MS creates security algorithm black list
• Open source standard gets boost
• Free Wi-Fi access firm launches
• US spooks patent technology to locate web users
• Microsoft develops ID platform with open-source rivals
• Public sector IT projects ignore users
• National ID card databases 'should be open source'
• WorldCom investors awarded £3.58bn compensation
• Sun pulls ahead on eight-core Niagaras
• Appearance of Firefox 1.0.7 squishes critical bugs
• New BT access division heralds cheaper telecoms
• MasterCard signs another for security compliance standard
• Industry warms to Nokia joining Eclipse
• Microsoft scraps September security update
• Microsoft shakes up its business
• Free IT staff from spyware struggle
• Catastrophic cyberattack unlikely, experts say
• IT infrastructure risks key to averting major cyberattack
• Leave no trace: Understanding attackers' motives
• IT security leaders set for key roles
• Passwords near sell-by date
• New core financial IT needs to be tested
• AOL previews major Triton upgrade
• Bagle blitz hits millions
• IBM and Maersk develop container tracking system
• Apple unwraps internet groups service
• Avaya Nimcat buy boosts VoIP for SMEs
• HP and Oracle in management software pact
• Ovum praises Borland IT development engine
• E-payment crisis looms as Bacs switch-off approaches
• IT pays women managers more than men
• Insider threat seen as biggest data security issue
• SAS drives product roundup
• Product roundup: Notebooks and DR tools for SMBs
• Security tools help reduce insider threat.
• Market trends: The future of e-mail security
• Microsoft scraps patch
• Oracle acquires supply chain specialist G-Log
• Sun launches higher-end server line
• Intel plugs laptop power leaks
• Cisco and Macromedia team up on web conferencing
• Vodafone to surpass 3G network speeds
• Alacris purchase strengthens Microsoft's ID management hand
• HP buys Peregrine IT asset management for OpenView
• Highways Agency strikes £490m traffic network deal
• IBM and Oracle to make Websphere support Fusion
• Linux faces long climb to the top
• Supply chains baffle business
• SMEs blasé about fraud
• Skills crisis hits Indian call centres
• IT’s macho image turns off women
• SAP tempts outsourcers away from PeopleSoft
• Cisco integrates RFID into switches and routers
• Doctors and nurses may not use national IT systems, studies show
• Users angered by Microsoft push for Software Assurance take-up
• Charity uses supply chain management tool to help deliver aid to Katrina victims



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