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• NCC draws together best practice services
• Bring family and friends to the Charity IT Walk
• Outsourcing hits bonus payments
• Microstrategy back on track with business intelligence success
• Guide to ease clash of user/ supplier aims
• Britannia scoops top prize at the Tif awards
• Learning moves up a grade with Alphameric
• Honours for IT leader
• Oracle and NetSuite terminate licensing deal
• Intel's Grantsdale chipset goes mainstream
• Holes found in IBM's PC support control
• Microsoft introduces Virtual Server 2005
• Path to success in government IT
• Blue Coat unveils proxy anti-virus app
• Oracle eyes up Siebel
• Users move from mega deals to multi-sourcing
• EPCglobal completes first RFID standards
• Newcastle Building Society leases debit card payment infrastructure
• Mobile worm could be just the start, users told
• Lloyd's signs £10m deal in desktop update
• Latest attack shows host service flaw
• BSI leads work on biometric standards
• Iris recognition at five UK airports
• ID cards could put extra burden on health service
• Sprint takes data transfer record
• Middleware: 'Beware of costly maintenance'
• Firms must have policies to secure wireless use
• Ofcom advisory board lacks user representation
• Outsourcing shake-up revives Thomas Cook
• IT directors must have battleplan to minimise risks of outsourcing
• New York plans huge wireless network
• Staffordshire saves £2.5m a year with SAP system
• Data sharing plan 'piggy-backed on ID bill'
• G-Cat speeds councils' procurement process
• Linux users under threat
• PeopleSoft updates CRM
• Change management is biggest challenge this year, say IT leaders
• BT innoculates global IT systems against worms
• Users at risk after web host attack
• Don't railroad us into new IT systems, warn doctors
• RFID will benefit suppliers, promises Wal-Mart
• Intel launches first surfboard PC
• Yahoo ditches business messenger service
• Intel begins 300mm production
• SAS updates telco carrier application
• Ask Jeeves enhances search features
• Airlines and US airports fall out over Wi-Fi
• Call for same day shares trade system
• IBM looks at software for Blue Gene supercomputer build
• Microsoft looks to youth for future of Office
• Nationwide develops search facility for web banking
• Busy IT staff get business skills online
• Communication and leadership skills can help IT chiefs secure a place on the board
• AMD and Intel target high-end servers with 64-bit architecture
• GFI WebMonitor offers easier internet access control
• CEOs urged to rethink corporate approach to IT
• US Congress sets $3m fines for spyware
• Board reshuffles at Fujitsu Siemens
• Nokia rejoins WiMax Forum
• Sky Pilot offers low-cost wireless broadband
• Symbol buys into stronger mobile security
• IBM launches e-mail filtering service
• Cisco CEO approves Nortel partnership
• Macrovision to acquire InstallShield
• Red Hat Linux tops 300,000 subscribers
• IDC: Linux to take 29% of server shipments in 2008
• Opinion: The spy(ware) who shagged me
• Second city follows Munich's switch to Linux
• Consumer PCs get a boost from Intel chipsets
• HP roadmap focuses on management software products
• IBM brings grid to software suppliers
• VoIP legislation runs into opposition
• Sprint announces lay-offs to stay competitive
• ASA toughens line on paid searches
• China alleges Corning dumped optical fibres
• IBM has global plans for Linux
• Attack was targeted, says Akamai
• Nokia to use disputed BlackBerry patents
• Lawsuits threaten future of 321 Studios
• Sleepycat ships Java version of embedded database
• BTG claims patent on application downloading
• DataCore sells super cheap San
• Companies join forces to combat cybercrime
• Oracle reports 15% rise in profit
• Toshiba and Samsung make progress in advanced chip project
• EMC sells remote back-up to telcos
• Cisco reshuffles content networking business
• SCO revamps Unix product road map
• Companies underestimate cost of offshore outsourcing
• Internet hosting firm blames 'global DNS attack' for disruptions
• Gateway sees higher Q2 revenue on improved sales
• FTC puts off do-not-e-mail list
• HP adds Lustre to cluster offerings
• Firms roll out latest notebooks to meet business demand
• Mozilla fixes Firefox bugs
• Kernel flaw can crash Linux, warn security experts
• Red Hat CFO steps down
• Death penalty worm spreading
• GCHQ underestimates cost of relocating by £430m
• HP's Cisco alternative



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