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• 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
• Microsoft reveals key features of IE7 browser
• Private sector investigates use of ID cards
• Vista shock draws attention from extra benefits
• Lewisham call deal
• London firm is seeking network experts to keep buses on time
• IT gives Notts Police daily crime updates
• Delegates in favour of new body for security professionals
• CA protects SME Windows Server
• Expert warns of growing risks of internet-based computing power
• ID cards to be filtered in slowly, says Home Office
• BDO boosts workforce mobility with 3G system
• Less bullying found in IT than other sectors
• 2Touch boosts call centre productivity
• Ada offers robust, reliable code for safety-conscious industries
• News in brief
• MoD awards BT £21m e-learning contract
• Nokia launches secure mobile e-mail software
• Dell phases out Itanium servers while Intel maps out their future -- and more news briefs
• Novell strengthens its security products
• Mira switches to MySAP
• Power firm signs £1.9m ERP deal with SSAGlobal
• Revenue staff unimpressed by IT
• Should I go it alone or hone people skills?
• Security is a culture thing, says Cisco
• Security 'kitemark' no panacea, users told
• Swansea delays start of Capgemini deal
• Sun unveils Opteron servers
• Support staff weak on Sarbanes awareness
• Security upgraded at brain sciences unit
• Siebel users face tough choices, warn analysts
• Worry about data, not terrorism, says Schmidt
• WHSmith News predicts cost savings after upgrading EDI links to use AS2 standard
• VMware offers free help for virtual moves
• Malicious code attacks escalating as hackers work for financial gain
• Users explain Zenworks 7 uptake
• Outsourcing drives up comms pay
• Spy vs. Spy
• Skills updating curbed by the cost of courses
• Nokia joins Eclipse to promote mobile Java
• Oracle sharpens 10g's SOA focus
• Worm cashes in on sponsored Google links
• Oracle and EDS join forces on application management
• IBM aims beefed-up mainframe at biggest enterprises
• Security suppliers push common threat rating system
• Adopters highlight complex decisions behind VoIP
• CCSP courses, exam changing next month
• Cisco revamps VoIP products for SMBs
• Ensure that legal responsibilities are clear -- Especially when trouble strikes
• UCLH builds UK's biggest Wi-Fi network
• MSN and AOL portals could merge
• Office 12 will complicate Windows Vista migrations
• Windows Vista Enterprise only available through Software Assurance
• Seagate snaps up Mirra
• Java programmer wins space flight
• Microsoft reveals key features of next Windows Server
• Dell to phase out Itanium servers
• Microsoft reveals key features of IE 7
• Thomas Cook outsources phone network to save £20m
• BT launches London-wide metro ethernet
• Microsoft adds to Software Assurance scheme
• Microsoft shows web design tools
• Paris Hilton hacker jailed
• FCC investigates New Orleans comms breakdown
• Data mirroring slips from SQL Server update
• Bullying rife in IT
• Technology charity boosts supply chain for New Orleans aid
• SIM: Stories from the frontlines
• IBM signs £78m outsourcing contract
• Vodafone offers shared 3G laptop data card
• Microsoft releases 'final' Windows 2000 update
• IBM extends SOA offering
• Microsoft can't stop former technical head joining Google
• Patch Tuesday boost for developers
• Gartner stresses importance of SOA and Web services
• Buena Vista for Microsoft developers
• HP and Philips push global RFID standard
• Exploits for Firefox flaw could be unleashed
• Patch time for Symantec and Microsoft
• Further developments in measuring security effectiveness
• Continuous data protection - a new look?
• Caught in the Honeypot
• The high cost of e-mail mismanagement
• Gates reveals new face of Office suite
• IT jobs market slows down
• IT gets more complex - again
• IBM rattles Windows
• East beats West for call centres
• Firms ignore e-mail compliance
• Product roundup: Security tools abound in wake of new Microsoft offerings
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