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• Retailer offers undergraduates retainers to meet staffing needs
• IBM, Borland and Microsoft boost developers' ability to collaborate
• McDonald's gets a taste of future demand with Manugistics roll-out
• BMC to refresh tools
• Sainsbury's writes off £260m as supply chain IT trouble hits profit
• Bristol plans to move 5,000 to open source
• CRM helps ING to make extra £2.8m in first year
• Abbey monitors VoIP call quality
• IT headcounts to plummet, says Gartner
• Oracle users need clarity on grid computing
• Adobe and IBM join the Liberty Alliance as Passport role is limited
• Avis takes £28m hit to cancel ERP project as costs escalate
• Microsoft gives multi-core pledge
• Revenue and EDS in talks on IT woes
• Users welcome software suppliers' commitment to Basda quality code
• Committee chairman vows to keep fighting for Gateway publication
• MPs given little comfort on state of Child Support Agency systems
• Council IT not ready for Freedom of Information
• Government snubs MPs over IT project secrecy
• Microsoft more vague about Exchange road map
• Japan's IT companies say no major damage after quakes
• Intel switches off LCOS TV chip
• EU court ruling on Microsoft could come by mid-November
• US IT pay to rise by 15% by 2007
• Intel outlines wireless USB security and use
• Amazon.com net sales jump 29%
• Hitachi to post higher than expected sales and profits
• IBM Norway trades services for hefty contract
• IBM signs £98m outsourcing deal with Dun & Bradstreet
• Avis Europe is latest to get stung by IT
• Eight strategies for securing Windows vulnerabilities
• Patching resources
• Microsoft scales back Passport ambitions
• Capgemini plans 500 more jobs in India by April
• Alcatel prepares IP scrambler-phone
• Sybase to deliver online banking to Bank of China
• Cisco buys network security company Perfigo
• IBM to offer slimmed-down blade chassis for small firms
• TDK launches 400Gbyte data cartridge
• SAP posts hike in third quarter revenue and profit
• Virus infections on the rise
• AT&T posts $7.1bn loss on impairment charge
• Google misses earnings expectations
• Sun to add JFluid profiling tool to Java Studio
• SSA clarifies its ERP vision
• Additonal reasons why patching is important
• Designing an appropriate group strategy for accessing resources
• Designing a permission structure for directory service objects
• Designing an access control strategy for directory services
• Setting auditing policy using local security policy settings
• Level the playing field
• MPs slam government's response to IT fiasco
• PeopleSoft users say they're not concerned
• Intel expands Centrino line with new Pentium M chip
• Steria makes bid for IT services company Mummert
• HP signs $500m IT services deal with German bank
• Unisys joins Open Source Development Labs
• Quantum acquires tape drive manufacturer Certance
• CA posts second quarter loss on restitution charges
• Wavelink integrates wireless management and security software
• Exam Cram Quiz #1: Designing an access control strategy for data
• The security landscape
• Types of vulnerabilities affecting patch management
• Next Move: How can I move into a management role?
• Sainsbury's writes off IT investments
• Linux courses to get accreditation
• Hot skills: Windows dominates, but desktop Linux may be skill of the future
• Avoiding disasters at the Oracle User Group's annual conference
• Senior IT users swell the ranks of BCS Elite group
• Parity offers BCS associate membership
• PeopleSoft to pay former CEO £1.8m
• Professor blames limited training for high level of software failures
• Intel researches optical connect for laptops and servers
• NEC announces speedy supercomputer
• EMC revenue and income rise over 30%
• Sprint records $1.9bn loss
• Motorola continues profitable progress in Q3
• HP offers peek at its alternative to LCD
• Microsoft announces Istanbul LCS client
• Symbol unveils new 'durable' handheld device
• E-voting security fears grow for US presidential election
• Software suppliers sign up to code of practice
• Intel dual-core Xeon to ship in 2006
• Cisco brings IT skills to UK prisoners
• Microsoft revises licensing policy for multicore chips
• Tif aims to build bridges in workshop
• There is no cash shortfall, IT chief tells NHS trusts
• Theme and track projects to win backing
• Norwich sends 'boring' jobs to India
• AMD pushes desktop performance with new chips
• Gartner ITxpo spotlights security and wireless
• IBM posts broad Q3 revenue growth
• Liberty Alliance names first executive director
• Businesses keep Q3 PC growth on track
• Microsoft delivers SP1 for Windows server
• Software suppliers and users at odds over licensing
• Web service spec aims to aid IT management
• Beware spiralling costs as mobile e-mail use booms, users warned
• Cash to aid rural access
• Broadband has boosted profits, say directors



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