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• V6 of NetBackup Server spreads net wider
• Zenworks extends into IT asset management
• Nokia equips smartphones with ready-to-use Yahoo
• Microsoft fills CFO post
• SAP-optimised DB2 leads assault on Oracle
• IBM freezes pay of top bosses
• Flaw in Netscape browser rated 'highly critical'
• Small studios thinking big with SAP
• WebSphere MQ software spiffed up for SMBs
• Power boost for Longhorn laptops
• Gates releases x64 Windows
• Free film and video clip network hits the Play button
• Thwarted hackers turn malware on unpatched PCs
• Mendocino to integrate SAP with MS Office
• Nasdaq and New York buy up e-trading rivals
• BPO deals bring good times back for IT services
• Snakes, ladders and IT-led transformation
• More unrest at Swansea
• ID management wins top priority but little understanding
• IT leaders hazy on business risks of downtime
• Swiss Re encrypts data to guard against theft
• 'Zombie' cyber attacks from infected Chinese computers -- and more news briefs
• Suppliers not tackling root cause of security problems, users claim
• Talk board's language to win security funding
• Professional movement gathers pace
• E-mail worms squashed but new threats emerging
• Disappointed corporates bring outsourcing back in house
• Centralised departments shown to spend less and use fewer staff
• Sun adds ID manager to Java Enterprise System
• RFID gets all-clear for German national roll-out
• More CIOs report to chief exec
• Microsoft warns Server 2003 SP1 could cause application failures
• MS to simplify system management
• Constant monitoring boosts bank's patching
• Predictive planning aids route profitability at BA
• Connecting for Health key official suspended
• Marks & Spencer launches website in collaboration with Amazon -- and more news briefs
• Pollsters face election day IT challenge
• Tight contract management vital, users told at SSRG debut
• Existing contracts hinder Revenue integration plan
• Regulate for e-security, urges former police chief
• Microsoft admits Windows 2000 flaw
• Sybase offers RFID business integration
• Vodafone push e-mail service squeezes Blackberry
• Houston Astros make wireless a winner
• Sales high drives Motorola up rankings
• Qwest ups MCI bid
• MySQL and Red Hat integrate and collaborate
• Google growth curve goes off graph
• RealNetworks patches media player
• Second DRAM maker pleads guilty to price-fixing
• IBM wins decade-long deal with Allianz Life
• XM Satellite Radio goes online with Akamai
• Consumers and SMEs weak links in security chain
• Piaggio puts Atos in IT tank
• Services revenues brighten Unisys gloom
• Computershare puts telecoms in Telewest’s hands
• CSC reveals secrets of outsourcing success
• AT&T makes big-ticket managed service wins
• Sales and hires surge at SAP
• White Rose Grid gears up for data mountain
• The future is broadband
• US establishes national cyber-threat agency
• Golden goodbye for outgoing Siebel boss
• Oracle middleware to fuse product acquisitions
• AMD delivers dual-core servers
• Wales opens product lifecycle management centre of excellence
• Lax anti-virus practices fuel security fears
• SP1 conflicts with Windows Server 2003 apps
• Microsoft launches Virtual Server 2005 SP1 beta
• Tellyfone switches on mobile TV
• Tatara highlights mobile solutions
• Intel delivers WiMax silicon
• Swyx PBX targets IP telephony costs
• Spellcheck and print tools for Blackberry
• Market strategies for Microsoft negotiations
• NHS IT programme suspends leading official
• Bush signature to put file swappers in jail
• Outsourcing experience a big let-down
• Tata profits jump, but US sales fall
• Computacenter warns on profits
• Opera 8 puts security centre-stage
• Mitel launches IP telephony range
• VoIP calls on record
• London SMEs get free wireless broadband
• Members extol the benefits of networking for IT career and business development
• Google sues Froogles
• Low pay and a lack of training is driving away IT helpdesk workers
• Most staff now aware of right to ask for flexi-work
• Graduates have the skills but experienced staff are chosen
• Microsoft calls off management tools merger
• Microsoft gets overcharging case dismissed
• Cisco upgrades main carrier router
• Unisys disaster recovery tackles time, distance and cost
• Intel back to double-digit growth
• Global alliance to hold IT 'security day' in London
• Amazon teaches M&S tricks of e-tail trade
• IBM rescues car parts from data dump
• Environment Agency makes continuity plans
• US tax system shot through with security holes



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