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• SGI launches Linux-based visual computer line
• Final cost of NHS IT programme could rise to more than £18.6bn
• IT management to get a boost from web services
• IT executives optimistic about ways to connect
• BEA's Diamond helps to define web services
• 3Com launches set of products for IP telephony
• Bacs changes name and targets global markets
• Philips earnings soar in third quarter
• Massachusetts settles its first antispam case
• Samsung to develop dual-mode 3G/GSM phone
• Deutsche Telekom to reintegrate T-Online
• Solaris security suffers image problem
• Cognos reassigns new exec after indictment
• Hitachi and IBM hard-disc venture to lay off 400 staff
• Microsoft delays on antitrust compliance requirements
• Former exec Kumar tells of life after CA
• Microsoft still hopeful for EC settlement
• Orange's 3G handsets are coming soon
• Microsoft opens up on intellectual property
• Authorities shut down UK-based news websites
• ISVs gain access to tools as incentive to rewrite applications
• Global Crossing restructure cuts 600 jobs
• Judge rejects AMD plea for confidential Intel documents
• Unisys cuts 1,400 jobs
• HP to roll out managed SMB services next year
• Tandberg promises safer storage with fewer discs
• FTC files suit against alleged spyware distributor
• IBM upgrades blade servers
• Siemens adds Flash-OFDM to broadband wireless family
• Ceatec: NEC Electronics backs wireless USB to end cable clutter
• Ceatec: DataPlay is back
• Ceatec: Cell chip is key to Toshiba plans
• Red Hat Linux integrates Netscape
• Avaya lowers call centre cost for SMEs
• IT managers ignorant of EC PC recycling laws as deadline looms
• Blackberry rivals offer mobile e-mail choice
• Swansea IT staff return to work
• Prescott offers councils a bonus of £150,000
• East Riding CRM scoops IT award
• Updated framework could aid IT compliance
• 64-bit computing Intel tools ease move to 64-bit apps
• BASF switches to BT managed network
• Tax form threat for firms
• Make quality of e-government services your top priority, councils are warned
• IT expertise could help firms keep track of 'human assets'
• Derby's virtual private network enables flexible working and boosts public service
• End-users help Chivas achieve rapid roll-out
• SAP benefits from Oracle-PeopleSoft battle
• JD Edwards users offered migration aid
• PeopleSoft users look to new chief executive for merger reassurance
• Dell recalls laptop power supplies
• Sans list warns of Unix version control risk
• Companies risk security by not introducing wireless
• Instant messaging and file sharing climb league table of Windows security dangers
• ASP.NET glitch discovered
• IBM gives mainframes new lease of life with reference architectures
• Software is 'oversold', says Tif poll
• Ellison: Oracle may cut its PeopleSoft bid
• City firm uses Ethernet storage as hedge against a costly San roll-out
• Trusts face funding gap between roll-out costs and eventual savings
• Some trusts already face shortfall
• Novell delays shipping Open Enterprise Server
• The secret life of companies exposed
• IT departments battle to hit new year financial standards deadline
• Siebel introduces Chapter 2
• Just because Intel is making handset processors doesn't mean Nokia plans to use them...
• HP launches wave of new products
• IBM to promote open source in India
• Polese to support open-source combinations
• CA offers usage-based pricing for mainframe tools
• 64-bit sales lead AMD up 30% on last year
• Fujitsu Siemens enjoys profits hike
• EC restarts Oracle-PeopleSoft investigation
• Texas Instruments wins final victory over Qualcomm
• SAP to move jobs to Prague
• Google introduces wireless service
• Tatung tries to crack UK server market
• AT&T to cut 20% of jobs to boost profitability
• HP launches standards-based telecoms push
• Swift action by IT staff saves software firm from bandwidth-draining zombie server
• FTSE sites fail to meet access rules
• IBM spells out mainframe strategy
• Firms need in-house skills after outsourcing
• Sun and Kodak settle Java lawsuit
• Tests show users prefer thin clients
• IBM makes Websphere smarter to improve business continuity
• Teradata warehouse improves real-time alerts and integration
• Users complain of supplier lock-in
• IT security professionals offered fast-track computer crime course
• MS Word hole remains unpatched
• Next move: How can I specialise in network security?
• First integrated children's system goes live
• Cisco CEO calls for education reform and broadband push
• ICT consortium Consortium creates business plan for better use of IT in UK charities
• Regulation on the agenda at London's Storage Expo
• Sand storms
• Advanced Kerberos topics: Kerberized applications
• Kerberos interoperability
• Kerberos configuration
• Logging on to Windows using Kerberos: Multiple domain environment



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