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• Harvey Nichols readies Epos system
• Latest worm posing as Tetris game hits network
• Business Objects updates offering
• Siebel offers industry specific CRM OnDemand
• Nokia unveils new secure enterprise mobile VPN solutions
• Siemens and Microsoft team up on enterprise communication
• Microsoft seeking new CFO
• Microsoft releases critical patches
• Tesco commits to major RFID roll-out
• Online trade jumped sharply in 2004
• Microsoft targets JD Edwards users with migration programme
• A 'critical' Patch Tuesday
• Schoolkids charged in multimillion-pound online fraud
• Meta: Are you ready for the inter-enterprise integrators?
• Forrester: Time to evaluate your e-commerce strategy
• NATO buys secure message gateway system
• Cisco adds Nas to its infrastructure portfolio
• First Direct upgrades account aggregation systems
• Online sales up 64% on Xmas 2003
• IBM hands over 500 patents to open-source community
• Yahoo launches desktop search engine
• Firms submit cross-platform compatibilty spec to W3C
• Web portal to offer SMEs access to govt business opportunities
• Employers woo IT staff with more benefits
• Smartphone makers sign up for Blackberry
• Banking giant buys software supplier
• Security Bytes: George Mason U. hacked; new Trojans on the loose
• Security on a Shoestring: Creating Internet policies on the cheap
• Not for profit recycling
• Demand for IT staff with business skills to increase in 2005
• Information act signals move away from secrecy
• Oracle unveils Database Lite 10g
• Nokia extends Lifeblog capablities
• Internet Explorer flaw gets 'extremely critical' rating
• 3Com brings on self-learning system for SMEs
• IBM buys ID management supplier
• BT wins three-year contract extension worth £28.7m -- and other news briefs
• NHS IT plan omitted practicalities
• Regional press giant signs THUS for multimillion-pound networks contract
• Industry rallies to disaster victims
• Security leaders create blueprint for raising professional standards
• IT professional sets up ageism support group
• Opera updates Linux browser
• Offshore ITdeals fuel key skills pay hike
• Prince 2 and ITIL are on the rise as users seek to boost efficiency
• IT professional makes shortlist for Britain's 'skills Olympics' team
• Next move: Where can I get practical experience?
• Clarity, not speed, makes Python an ideal language for beginners
• Netcraft launches free Anti-Phishing toolbar -- and other news briefs
• How Xansa's pioneering IT dame led way for women
• Reuters calls on NetSec to meet its IT security monitoring needs
• Lloyds TSB set to sign major Fujitsu contract
• Socitm warns that councils' IT systems are not ready for Freedom of Information Act
• CIO Council to rate project success
• Microsoft to offer hybrid 64/32-bit XP
• Pressure building on Ofcom over poor state of UK broadband -- and other news briefs
• AMD announces Centrino wireless chip rival
• Insurers face compliance technology headache
• Anticipate risks from IT supplier mergers
• Symantec takeover of Veritas may open new dimensions of security
• Victorious Oracle's pledge on PeopleSoft
• Heat is on IT directors to boost the business in 2005
• Microsoft drops Itanium on mainstream servers
• AMR predicts merger of ERP apps and IT infrastructure to cut costs
• Analyst firms consolidate as users keep tight hold of purse strings
• Admiral automates tests to aid upgrades and fixes
• BCS sets this year's coding challenge
• New smartphone virus in wild
• Experiment shows users readily reveal info that could aid hackers
• VMware ships systems rights management software
• Liberty Alliance appoints president from Intel
• US VoIP company puts pressure on BT
• HP sets out chip stall
• IBM sharpens blade
• Intel and SGI Parallel play
• Firms to make big RFID investments in 2005
• Network infrastructure market decline fuelled by poor sales
• Spot checks highlight few retailers using Chip and Pin
• In brief
• German court upholds web ban on Nazi content
• Highways Agency gets first director of information
• BT wins £28.7m contract extension with Customs & Excise
• Strike threat still hangs over Swansea’s £119m outsourcing plans
• WebtraffIQ releases Christmas and new year checklist
• SMEs hit by Christmas computer virus
• Quintum leap in WLan
• hSo peers in crystal ball
• Siebel sights SMEs for CRM
• Leading the field
• BEA Systems acquisition will boost telecoms solution
• CMA gets new chairman as it pushes for better UK broadband
• Kwik Fit looks for 20% business growth from £2m call centre upgrade
• Some councils set to struggle on FOI
• Microsoft to beta test anti-spyware technology
• Users warned to patch MS Wins flaw or suffer more attacks
• Adobe unveils security software
• UC the way to success
• Getting BOZII on Wan
• Council websites rate high with users
• Pioneer for women in IT dies aged 63



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