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• 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
• Users gather to highlight broadband needs
• HP releases low-cost NAS for small firms
• EMC unveils raft of ILM products
• Storage system improves Windows data back-up
• EU plans expansion of data retention laws
• The Prudential say yes to virtual servers
• Foundry upgrades Wi-Fi software
• JBoss takes on business process management
• PeopleSoft revises assurance clause in customer contracts
• Microsoft pushes SQL Server 2005 back
• BladeLogic updates datacentre automation software
• Smaller companies installing SP2; larger firms not
• New grievance procedures could help staff resolve disputes with employers amicably
• New business intelligence facility will help with high data volumes
• SAP calls for public talks on RFID
• SAP embeds CRM in SME business suite
• SAP strengthens support for Java on Netweaver
• Anti-spam upgrade gives staff productivity boost
• Security must be improved for broadband business revolution to achieve its potential
• Managers should not be tempted by discounted wireless control systems
• Hackers target utilities' control systems
• Seventh council quits Yorks e-gov project: just two remain
• Plumtree unveils healthy crop of new products
• Microsoft gives a fresh look to Navision ERP
• Standard Life takes in-house route to new pensions system
• KLM cuts middleware costs with a birds-eye view of MQSeries
• L&G's Smith takes helm at CIO Connect
• Microsoft issues bumper patch kit
• Power failure halts Reuters service
• News giant starts scanning to stop users' rogue wireless installations
• GPs still sceptical about IT plan
• IT security campaign targets small businesses
• ID card trials highlight biometric reader failings
• Councils set up joint mail directory
• Netweaver to support Java applications
• India outsourcing firms report surge in hiring
• AOL to have desktop searching in new browser
• Microsoft issues patch for SP2 update
• HP could make more of Compaq acquisition, CEO says
• Fujitsu cuts first-half loss forecast
• Trusts highlight local challenge of IT plan
• John Hutton: ‘We think it is going to cost the same’
• Health minister adds to uncertainty over implementation costs of the NHS IT plan
• Promote IT benefits or risk losing funding, council IT managers told
• Investment drives up demand for contract staff
• Oracle warns of exploits for latest DB flaws
• New bug in add-on tool fof MySQL
• Proof-of-concept code exploits new vulnerabilities
• Financial firms left stranded by Reuters datacentre failure
• EU asks countries to justify using Intel chips
• Samsung Q3 sales, profits show strong growth
• JP Mobile offers rival to Blackberry
• UK servers returned to media group by US
• NetSuite injects apps with 'upsell' features
• Long-term mobile phone use increases brain tumour risk
• FCC exempts fibre-to-curb from sharing requirements
• Sun releases JDS for Solaris
• TV patent suit against Micrsoft to go to trial
• Paris considers Linux move
• FCC approves broadband over power line rules
• Nokia price cuts account for fall in profits
• Google prepares desktop search application
• Sun posts $174m loss in Q1
• PeopleSoft sees the departure of another exec
• IBM and Cisco in enterprise security tie-up
• IBM launches top-end Power5 servers
• Shield from Spam
• Admiral promotes productivity
• Correct e-delivery for letters
• V&A exhibits Ethernet
• BT blocks web scams
• Intel shelves plans for 4GHz Pentium 4
• Govt biometric ID cards could be vulnerable to fraud, warn experts
• Data protection guidelines published to help small firms comply
• NCC acquires the Impact Programme
• Experts debate future for 2.4GHz wireless standard
• Gadgets get connected with DLNA
• Motorola to add NFC payment function to mobile phones
• US calls for outdated telecoms rules to be revamped
• Yahoo names new head of European strategy
• IBM and Borland upgrade developer tools
• UDO replacing MO faster than expected, says Plasmon
• PayPal.com back online
• McData promises storage with tiers
• Starbucks serves up in-store digital music service
• Apple posts highest Q4 revenue in almost a decade
• CA adds anti-virus and anti-spyware to Cisco NAC programme
• IBM unveils new Shark and midrange array
• Latest SAP Business One targets SMEs
• Worldwide semiconductor spending to grow



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