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• Hard disc security nightmares
• Fujitsu launches global enterprise PC brand
• Building with web-based systems
• Charles Schwab consolidates data
• Microsoft to ship 64-bit windows
• Microsoft releases five critical patches
• Lan security gets a boost
• IP VPN improves service quality
• Cheaper roaming with CellClear
• A manager's guide to firewall logs
• Met Police gets LogicaCMG on payroll
• Microsoft boosts sales using patents
• Indian outsourcers boost client security
• US IT and telecoms companies shed jobs
• NTeam project will build open-source alternative to VSTS
• TeleWare announces new Centre of Excellence
• Adobe Reader launched for Linux
• Microsoft sues resellers
• Automation tools accelerating benefits of server farms
• Comverse supports new billing services suite
• Report cautions business to concentrate on IT service management
• Highways agency signs £8m managed communications services deal
• US Department of Defence hacker arrested
• Siemens Services showcases managed services capabilities
• Intec signs billing services deal
• Managed services opportunity in data centre market
• Report on CSA is the way forward
• Euronext trades on its system integration skills in bid for London Stock Exchange
• Websphere rolls into arcade games world
• Microsoft pays out anti-trust cash
• Government should fund security study for business, says Microsoft
• OSI sets new open source licence rules
• Voca partners with HSBC and Lloyds TSB for a fresh view of online bill payments
• Users' poor understanding holds back e-learning
• Project 'Scope' delayed by three years -- and more news briefs.
• News in brief
• Gartner: link IT spend to business wins
• Socitm calls for better outsourcing partnerships
• Windows v Linux TCO undecided
• Oil firm standardises on Linux OS
• Accenture takes NHS hit
• Sybase ends action against security researcher
• Sun to enter new Galaxy
• Parties get personal with new IT systems
• Scania switches to software-based tokens to reduce its security costs
• ID card bill postponed
• UK slips down e-government league table
• HBOS delays project after XP roll-out difficulties
• News in brief
• Fujitsu adds Itanium 2 servers
• IBM and NetApp sign storage deal
• SAP targets Oracle with low-cost maintenance for PeopleSoft users
• Growing need for project managers drives IT departments to spend more on training
• When is an architecture change required?
• Blades could help councils at the sharp end
• Firms failing to protect systems against crime
• Police forced to turn away e-crime victims
• What to ask prospective suppliers
• Sainsbury's looks to squeeze more from its Accenture deal as IT staff move back to HQ
• Price falls on contract renewals in buyer's market
• HSBC warns of online banking bans
• Lack of proper training compounds problems
• Data migration is a major problem
• Make room for Windows SP2 automatic download
• Banks lag behind shops on chip and pin
• Do not allow instant messaging to undermine compliance efforts
• Travelex saves with handwriting recognition technology
• IBM sponsors female IT student awards
• What to do when back-ups break down
• NEC and Sun join forces for new solutions
• Abbey Banks on Open Text
• Cybercrime police chief plans for local officers with high-tech savvy
• CA flies in for Concord
• Security services IT slammed by MPs
• Fathers for justice suspect arrested
• Microsoft warns of critical updates on patch Tuesday
• Keep IT staff informed to improve business performance
• Security professionalism comes to the fore at show
• C provides a solid foundation for a career in software development
• More trouble for NHS Choose and Book
• Bank predicts 50% savings by dropping Sun for Red Hat
• Windsor hotel goes wi-fi for Royal wedding
• SME face increasing inappropriate email problem
• Data security attacks grow
• UCL sees VoIP benefits
• Business Information searching simplified
• Content filtering market growing fast
• Pay-as-you-go vehicle routing
• SME gets CRM for £10 a seat
• Trojan aimed at smartphones
• Microsoft without finance head
• Out with the old, in with the value
• Industry giants unite to focus on SMEs
• Microsoft boosts web opportunities for advertisers
• DNS attacks on the up
• Open source licenses slashed
• Microsoft on the offensive against Linux
• Improving IT efficiency for medium-size companies
• Virus attacks up 50 per cent
• India can halve IT costs, says bank



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