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• Being selective when analyzing auditing requirements
• Designing security for a backup and recovery strategy
• MoD may write off £200m Chinook helicopters
• Dell to pre-install SuSE Linux on servers
• Java integration spec announced
• Ballmer: Windows better value than Linux
• Yahoo search goes mobile
• Dell CEO on EMC ties and storage standards
• Repair work is sapping firms' IT resources
• EDS offer early retirement to US staff to cut costs
• Google buys digital mapping company
• Hosted SAP service targets midmarket
• PDA market continues to decline
• MySQL unveils latest version of open-source database
• SAP and HP to offer hosted ERP
• NTT DoCOMo, IBM and Intel team up to secure mobile devices
• Dell and Novell extend partnership to push Linux
• SuSE warns of hole in Linux kernel
• Open-source software ready for government-wide adoption
• Spamming the universe
• Bush campaign website blocks overseas visits
• EC clears Oracle bid for PeopleSoft
• Latest earthquake rocks Niigata
• Microsoft details new domain-specific modelling tools
• Xandros unveils Linux Desktop Management Server app
• Intel eyes remote wireless device management
• US carriers team up on MMS
• AOL survey finds home user ignorant to online threats
• US Bancorp teams up with VeriSign on banking security
• Top supercomputer race continues with Nasa/SGI box
• Cingular completes AT&T Wireless acquisition
• Intransa's IP storage rivals Fibre Channel for speed
• Products unveiled at storage networking show
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet network spans 18,500km
• IT approaches of the two presidential candidates
• VeriSign and AOL explores 'safe chat room' idea
• Airespace launches wireless Lan switch
• Appeals court rules against Lexmark in cartridge case
• Mac worm sparks security concerns
• Via's twin-core processor may upstage AMD and Intel
• Ipswitch collaboration suite challenges MS Exchange
• EDS could face more financial problems with US Navy deal
• C&W to sell Japanese division
• Designing a permission structure for files and folders
• Designing a strategy for the encryption and decryption of files and folders
• Users abandon fixed line in favour of mobility
• Listed building implements VoIP technology
• SonicWALL adds security to app
• Companies fail to have secure exit strategy
• Ashurst pushes e-mail
• Daimler Chrysler rolls out global content management system
• Microsoft previews mobile strategy
• CTIA shines spotlight on mobile middleware
• Nokia woos operators with Preminet
• Telco suppliers and operators aim for simplicity
• Intel and Clearwire to work on WiMax together
• PalmOne updates the Treo smartphone
• Linux targeted by fake security e-mail
• IBM offers companies monthly security report
• International spam war hots up
• Monsoon looks to Retail-J for chip and Pin
• Siemens plans to market BBC software and review licensing deals after £2bn contract
• Brocade updates Silkworm switch family
• SP1 for Windows Server 2003 due by year end
• Java-based package aims to help smaller banks
• Microsoft offers Google to help promote Windows
• Virtual network courses launched
• Wireless network to help monitor panda research in China
• Yahoo and Adobe to boost search tool
• BCS exam gives IT professionals a stepping stone to a degree, without full-time study
• Poor back-up management can create database risk
• Cisco collaborates with IBMand Microsoft to improve security
• GPRS prices vary greatly
• Marconi joins the Wimax Forum
• Beware youngsters' ageism claims
• Siemens opens Bangalore R&D centre
• Quick fixes for the Act
• Tower of strength
• Intel aids 64-bit transition
• IBM sharpens blades
• Clear double advantage
• US Army uses Quest Reporter to aid migration from NT4
• Courts replaces ISDN with IP network to reduce costs and support new applications
• CBI chief backs teleworking as the route to less road traffic and higher productivity
• Data management IT can mean better services
• Cash to train public sector IT managers
• IT managers slam lack of leadership from chief executives
• Stonesoft aids remote network monitoring
• Stratus launches high speed Intel server
• Broadband saves Dixons 42% on data transmission
• Know your rights in IT procurement
• Oracle issues urgent warning to users to download security patch
• IBM releases eServer for larger firms
• EDF Energy cuts mainframe data congestion with datawarehouse
• Study finds poor communication is wasting developers' time
• Bank keeps legacy platform with change management app
• Power firm strikes £8m deal with Logica
• Give integrators more to do, telcos are told
• Johnson Matthey switches to broadband for global links
• High costs hit GPRS use



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