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• 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
• Microsoft supports mobile instant messaging
• Dell offers dual-core PCs
• Siebel and IBM pair up for social services
• Microsoft on last lap for Visual Studio and SQL Server 2005
• Mac update goes wrong
• Siebel extends self-service software
• Brit surfers ride broadband wave
• British ID Cards on high priority if Labour returns to power -- and more news briefs
• Licensing top priority for user alliance
• Manifestos put pressure on public IT workers
• Microsoft releases public beta of its Data Protection Server -- and more news briefs
• Police comms back-up
• Indian suppliers plan staff screening service
• LogicaCMG on Met payroll
• Siebel boss steps down
• Business intelligence makes for immediate production-line boost
• UK heads the outsourcing league table
• Comms hole warning
• Public online investment to outstrip savings
• Intel launches first WiMax chipset
• Sober worm strikes again
• Hyperion powers up Application Suite 4
• Adobe 7.0 reader for Linux now available -- and other tech briefs
• Peribit ups the tempo of Wan link data flow
• Network briefs
• £10m for best cross-government partnership
• Viatel offers international network service to boost speeds
• Plan for high-speed RFID, says Gartner
• Councils' private sector partnerships risk failure due to lack of crucial in-house skills
• Mobile technology is the fastest growing area of IT expenditure
• We will harness power of IT and continue e-gov work, says Blair
• WebMethods Fabric goes to v6.5
• Mozilla fixes Firefox again
• NHS may pay up-front to ease burden on suppliers
• Revenue PAYE site hit by glitches on day one
• Barclays 'memory stick' system to ensure banks' business continuity
• Lloyds TSB outsources desktops in £170m deal
• Azul accelerates the datacentre
• Longhorn will be strategy's key test, say analysts
• Toshiba develops 3D screens
• Europe drives rising demand for PCs
• Adobe buys Macromedia
• Wales invites broadband bids
• Airwave network on verge of full adoption by all UK police forces
• AMD first with chips that herald era of the multi-core PC processor
• Microsoft to roll out Windows Server x64
• AMD ignites licensing touch paper
• Time is running out for Moore’s Law as chip developments reach atomic levels
• Dixons rolls out XML platform to streamline its global supply chain
• Atos Origin picks Sand Extensible Warehouse Suite for Rail Settlement Plan
• Oracle brings in open source development community
• Digital pen and paper system speeds up customer research analysis
• Swansea council approves transfer of IT staff to Capgemini
• Microsoft releases beta of Data Protection Server
• Ralph Lauren’s credit card system causes ID theft concerns
• Cisco network holes
• The window for Windows exploits is narrowing
• Who should be on (and off) the hook for ID theft?
• Mobile device virus alert
• Digitalk launches SIP tools to boost VoIP
• Viatel claims Lan speeds for Wan product
• Enterprise Wlan market at crossroads
• Toxic blogs spreading malware
• Lloyds TSB signs £170m outsourcing deal
• Microsoft takes on Hotmail spammers
• CEO change for Siebel
• Firefox is favourite in user search for alternative browser
• AMD reports $46m loss for first quarter
• UK hits top spot in global outsourcing survey
• Spanish supermarket giant chooses Red Hat Linux
• Microsoft tackles Office security flaw
• Patch now to reduce denial-of-service threat
• Axon acquires to broaden enterprise SAP services
• Softscape hosts enterprise hosted HCM services
• "Security First" managed service for public sector enterprises



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