For more information about the site, see the Site Index

• IBM to shed 600 European jobs
• Easier, faster data transfer promised
• Councils make good progress on e-government
• Regulators relax Sarbanes-Oxley compliance for a year in UK-- and other news briefs
• In brief
• EDS closes 21 of its global data centres -- and more news briefs
• IBM revamps Global Services for small firms
• Commitment to work-life balance clinches Procter & Gamble's win
• IBM announces upgrade to Informix database
• A sound architecture involves both strong technology and a professional approach
• ID cards are a waste, says security guru
• Board paper outlines implementation problems
• Companies forced to reconsider security as SHA-1 code is broken
• New hospital battles to implement care component of health service's IT upgrade
• Intel points way to convergence
• Conservative Party backs call for audit of NHS IT scheme
• English police forces look to join Scottish intelligence data network
• Spam costs UK business £1.3bn a year, says study
• Windows vulnerable to LAND attack
• SCO restates its results
• Sony appoints first foreign chief
• Customs shortlists seven for £4bn lorry road use plan
• Integration crunch time for biscuit firms
• Netscape releases test edition of latest browser
• Mobile and remote workers hampering patch updates, says survey
• Manugistics offers inventory optimisation software
• No March patching for Microsoft
• Dirty data dispensed deliberately
• BT turns to Venus to proactively prevent virus attacks
• BT faces multimillion-pound bill over property tax
• Capgemini wins £20m IT outsourcing deal with British Energy
• Customer satisfaction key to successful outsourcing deals
• SMEs demand speed and personalisation from it services
• Red tape costs business over £15m per year
• Government launches IT security awareness website
• Building materials firm adopts £11m global Wan
• TfL expands Oyster card plans
• Lesson/Domain 10: Training for CISSP certification
• Security School for CISSP Training: Domain Spotlight on operations security
• Symantec granted patent for virus scanning technology
• Protect your database or face legal action, firms warned
• AOL prepares for free e-mail service
• Bill Gates gets a knighthood
• Appeals court throws out Microsoft and Eolas patent case
• Open-source group opens its doors to users
• CA issues patches for licence software vulnerabilities
• Make the Gigabit link
• CIOs turn to customization for a good fit
• EMC speeds access to enterprise archives
• Intel plans technology to speed up network applications
• Intel outlines plan for convergence
• IBM gives major overhaul to Informix server
• BT signs Siemens and Nortel for global VoIP push
• IBM boosts SME drive
• IBM boosts data compliance offering
• NTT 3G passes 10m milestone
• Patapsco plans for ISDN switch
• Bagle worm attacks leave AV defences struggling
• IP Phones let manufacturer stay ahead
• Nomadic workers driving more productive communication practices
• CapRock expands IPxpress global network
• Viola hits the Networks note
• Video in a flash
• The XConnect factor
• The magic of IT and business alignment for SMBs
• NHS IT tsar steps in to rescue critical project
• IBM to increase sales in SME market
• NTT DoCoMo tops 10 million 3G Japanese subscribers
• Hitachi doubles consumer hard drive shipments
• US publishes federal IT security guidelines
• Former AT&T exec joins Microsoft Longhorn development team
• Hyperion launches compliance software
• Usefulness of Microsoft tool questioned
• Users warned over Mozilla and Firefox 'holes'
• SAP buys Retek for £275m
• Novell appliance takes security to the edge
• Marconi unveils hosted apps first
• Forward march of council websites
• Kingston gets billing acclaim
• Positive news for Intelliden
• BBC signs up Siemens to oversee optical fibre network
• Microsoft fixes critical security holes with extra patch for XP SP2 -- and other news briefs
• Microsoft details SQL Server 2005 family and pricing
• IT enables quick action on Sudan 1
• Demand for IT staff accelerates as delayed projects get green light
• Met IT chief wins a seat on the board
• Oil giant drops passwords in favour of smartcards
• Intel forum spotlights extended memory and multi-core chips
• EC may curb RFID roll-out
• IBM introduces new leasing plans to aid PC management
• User groups unite to help IT suppliers improve services
• Developer community leaders call for Oasis boycott in row over code royalties
• Clara offers spam filter
• Opera tackles phishing attacks
• United we stand for user needs
• Akamai gets Flash
• Council claims quality improved by insourcing helpdesk
• Forrester predicts the return of ASP
• Gartner warns on IBM licence changes
• Use outsourcing standards to reap in-house benefits, users advised



• More