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• E-mail policy needs to be higher up board agenda
• Sainsbury's will miss date for chip-and-Pin roll-out
• Users set to benefit from commodity blade servers
• MS pulls WinFS from Longhorn
• SAP finds £23m hole in CP Ships' accounts
• Strike talks continue at Swansea
• Top UK companies are failing to develop written security policies
• Network and support costs will be cut
• SSL encrypted network traffic and Microsoft XP SP2 will protect PCs
• Users go free at Triple i convention
• IT leaders set for charity night beneath the stars
• ITmanagers need to be more energised
• Work stress at record high
• Cisco warns of lock-up flaw for IOS and telnet
• SuSE Linux users get free e-mail engine
• Microsoft to drop storage system from Longhorn to meet 2006 date
• Users to choose as Microsoft rivals mature
• BP turns its back on traditional IT security with internet access to company systems
• BP shifts its corporate network to the internet
• Security alert identifies Oracle holes
• Third-party management reduces desktop setup costs
• IT managers must learn from the Swansea outsourcing strike and tackle people issues
• NEC prepares carbon nanotubes for faster circuits
• First Wi-Fi products get security certificate
• Mobile phone market booming
• IT lobbyists work the Republican convention
• Red Hat changes accounting procedures
• Intel lowers Q3 revenue estimates
• US govt agencies aim for software assurance
• Sun risks upsetting partners with switch launch
• Second quarter sees rise in storage revenue
• First fully interoperable products out this year
• Broadband and R&D tax credits key goals for US Republicans
• Infineon concludes five month search for chief executive
• Will offshore boom help the UK economy?
• Longhorn cuts delay Microsoft Business Framework
• New SAP system exposes transport company's £23m accounting hole
• Veritas moves into e-mail archiving market
• Ofcom rules BT abused its broadband market position
• Iomega REVs back up and recovery
• Lanci to take over as Acer's president
• SAP to speech enable applications
• Xybernaut adds Linux to wearable computers
• Matsushita DSPs to speed product development
• IBM and Intel to open up blade specifications
• Sun gets Microsoft-friendly with promotion
• Intel looks to clarify strategy and execution
• Symantec joins antiphishing group
• Kerberos critical hole allows system access
• French government to sell control of France Télécom
• VeriSign dealt another legal blow in Icann suit
• Security Bytes: MySQL upgrade urged to fix flaw
• IBM and Sun join Microsoft on web services event spec
• SCO caps legal costs as losses mount
• Apple unwraps new iMac G5 at Paris show
• Dell to introduce colour laser printers
• Renesas to take chip design to Vietnam
• National plan may replace Emis system, GPs warned
• National Audit Office to investigate world’s biggest civil IT programme
• Ford returns to legacy procurement system
• Habitat simplifies its IT to enable SAP upgrade
• Microsoft set to launch MSN Music store
• DrKW aims to cut support costs
• Back-office glitch delays pensions
• Samsung adds payment function to mobile phones
• Newham Council IT leaders face backlash for choosing Microsoft over open source
• Altech acquires half of EWG
• EMC rolls out lower-end Nas
• Opera to launch browser for Windows Mobile
• Aruba takes Wi-Fi to the floor
• Sun readies app server upgrade
• Intervate acquires Lucid Vision development team
• Police question details of India code theft
• Sender authentication failing to block spam
• Mercury eclipses competitors
• Technisource joins Worksoft's Alliance Programme
• Glowing reports from SiMX
• McCabe adds C# support IQ management tool
• Symantec warns of critical VPN and firewall hole
• Industry groups propose alternative to copyright bill
• Server market hits $11.5bn
• Microsoft readies application lifecycle management beta
• NHS licenses Sun's Java Desktop System
• WinAmp flaw could compromise enterprise security
• Dell expands SME desktop services
• California sues Microsoft
• F5 traffic manager get a boost
• Users should delay Linux move, analysts advise
• Intel 65-nanometer chip to use less power
• AMD demos first dual-core processor
• IBM offers free resources for Cloudscape developers
• McAfee releases VirusScan with intrusion prevention
• 3D memory chips get closer to market
• India may lose BPO market share by 2007, says Gartner
• Trilog eases Domino to Java transition
• Microsoft cuts Longhorn features to met 2006 delivery date
• WinFS will not ship with Longhorn, says Microsoft
• NAO to investigate £2.3bn NHS IT plan
• Council IT workers' strike set to escalate
• Breaking into voicemail systems is a ‘trivial task’



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