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• SAP for SMBs? You heard right
• Europe blows business intelligence
• Outsourcing to take bigger slice of IT spend
• Card fraud fears stimulate demand for biometric security
• Campaign tracker gives K/P all-round view
• AIM float to raise £3m for Hamsard
• Outsourcing relieves message management burden
• PalmOne bucks trend with 4Gbyte PDA
• IBM and Red Hat turn up heat on Sun
• UK jobs to benefit from outsourcing growth
• CSC managed services are go with Nasa
• Atos Origin lands Bluegarden BPO
• Microsoft sued over Excel/Access data link
• HP posts bigger profits and smaller headcount
• Google launches enterprise desktop search
• SAP joins battle with Oracle for SMEs
• Microsoft follows Firefox lead
• Gartner to IT: Complexity can be good for you
• Some vendors get labeled as spyware pushers
• Should the government define spyware?
• Spyware costs plague SMBs
• Rescue bid launched for City integration project
• Check Point rolls out unified security management
• Dassault buys Abaqus to boost simulation
• IT glitch sends Nasdaq soaring
• Retailer pulls plug on £864m deal with CSC
• Researchers find vulnerability in common security protocol
• YKK extends security; Coca-Cola automates while Abcam picks Rebus
• Dell reports sales and operating profits -- and more news briefs
• HP pulls out all the stops in storage range expansion
• IBM drives up IT process improvement
• SMEs need help to benefit from broadband
• W3C aids mobile access
• BA calls on Cisco for VoIP project
• Sun delays Linux feature in Solaris 10
• TNT to provide staff with e-mail smartphones rather than laptops
• Nokia's plans for reducing call costs
• Google targets SMEs with the Mini
• Skills Council extends Xansa deal
• Charity uses global intranet to link field staff
• UK CIOs 'in shadow of finance team'
• RFID strategy will boost future ROI
• Toshiba and Microsoft cut patent deal
• Birmingham Council plans 1,500 seat trial of open source desktops
• Homebase considers the cost and risk of moving from R/3 to MySAP
• Microsoft improves branch office support in Windows Server R2
• Prudential predicts outsourcing deal will play a major role in enabling £26m savings
• Call for common skills framework
• Oracle and Sybase offer RFID enterprise integration to databases and applications
• Bedfordshire's £267m partnership under review as high hopes fail to reach fruition
• Microsoft launches desktop search toolbar
• Sunbelt simplifies server monitoring
• British Airways' trust in Java set to pay dividends as savings take off
• Search engine ads spend goes into overdrive
• New Sober worm spreads right-wing message
• Oracle unveils open source database tool
• Intel hyperthreading could help hackers
• Sun and Microsoft link up on single sign-on
• Oracle settles over invoice fraud
• Atos Origin lands BPO deal
• CSC managed services achieve take-off with NASA
• TNT to provide staff with Nokia smartphones for mobile e-mailing
• Microsoft adds support for top level Wi-Fi security
• MasterCard fights back against phishing sites
• Mozilla plugs Firefox holes with update
• IT given boost in West Midlands
• Trojan horse hacker jailed in US
• Sun delays major Solaris features
• IBM backs Firefox browser
• Microsoft plans OneCare customer support
• Dell profits rocket
• British CIOs lose boards' confidence
• Solving the riddle of data storage with iSCSI
• AMD lags behind Intel in chip production
• i2 makes integration easier
• Hitachi hits 100Gbytes for laptops
• Microsoft helps bring spam lawsuit against Russian gang
• IBM launches mid-range storage appliance
• Lastminute.com goes to Travelocity for £606m
• US IT lobbies for fewer EU regulations
• BCS to set a gold standard
• Nokia maps out enterprise mobile future
• Mobile technology puts Quartix on right track
• Mobile Cell ID helps track vehicles with pinpoint accuracy
• Clear business gains from BlackBerry mobile technology
• BlackBerries for breakfast
• E-mail on the move proves a healthy solution
• Confusion over data storage and retrieval requirement could cost organisations dear
• A new era of computer worms: Wireless mobile worms
• Google launches hardware search appliance for SMEs
• NISCC warns firms over IPSec hack
• RSA patches web authentication flaw
• Oasis tries to halt row over reliable messaging standards
• Sun expands product range with acquisitions
• Cisco sales and profits up
• Learning and Skills Council extends Xansa deal
• Intel sets up open source group
• W3C launches mobile web access initiative
• Microsoft issues remote hacker fix
• New SMB frontier: Intranets



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