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• Watmore appointed Blair’s CIO
• Health service IT professionals fear pay cut following review
• CMA tells government to tackle broadband blight
• Welsh Assembly takes broadband plan offline
• IBM preferred bidder for Defra contract
• CA software enables IT chiefs to run infrastructure like a business
• Document management systems aid compliance
• Experts gather to offer advice on compliance
• Systems will not be ready in time for Freedom of Information Act
• IT leaders must show bottom-line benefits
• More infrastructure projects need to be linked to business objectives
• Sony unveils hard disc portable media player
• UK drug order entry systems 'poor at alerts'
• IBM heads database market
• India leapfrogs to 4G wireless
• PalmOne joins e-prescription initiative
• IP phone switches seize market share
• Symantec captures 64-bit virus
• Server hardware sales on the rise
• Web analytics firm files for IPO
• Health software firm offers free drugs database
• NEC unit will pay $20.6m school fraud fine
• Ontario boy faces court over Randex worm
• Keep Lindows name, Dutch court rules
• BEA's Diablo app server aims to cut costs
• Upgrade for Talisma CRM suite
• Improved supply chain promised as global exchanges link data
• Companies will be forced to reveal details of failed IT projects
• BEA bullish about Taurus platform
• Dell makes Sans mainstream
• CA unveils network vulnerability service
• Information Builders joins BPM fray
• IBM corners more of database market
• PeopleSoft board rejects Oracle offer
• SAP and Deloitte target food industry
• CA develops asset intelligence technology
• Broadband uptake rises in Europe
• Microsoft shows off Windows Server 2003 R2
• Bull moves on with recapitalisation plan
• Better security will help wireless growth
• IBM updates San File System software
• Cisco rolls out top-notch router
• MasterCard launches Purchase Logic tool
• Rapid Linux growth boosts server market
• Security boost for SQL Server
• Computer Associates reveals quarterly results
• Suppliers team on web services standard
• Xerox loses patent claim against PalmOne
• BEA pours out Liquid Computing
• CA maps out development priorities
• Vodafone revenue up as data use rises
• Nuclear weapons lab loses disc
• MasterCard signs tech deal with Oracle
• Siebel banks on hosted, vertical apps
• Information Builders debuts in BPM market
• Winternals unveils Defrag Manager 3.0
• Microsoft kills off Kodiak name
• Microsoft offers common engineering plan
• CA wireless site app draws interest
• Microsoft introduces 10-year product support
• Head of e-government unveiled
• Standards body quashes European RFID fears
• CA moves into hosted software market
• Dimension Data builds on turnaround
• Suppliers offer support for web message spec
• Sandisk launches combo Wi-Fi and memory card
• Panacya updates Service Center software
• Ballmer: IT can change the world
• CA takes next step with on-demand products
• Startup helps CIOs to mind their own business
• Microsoft trials Office Information Bridge Framework
• Cape Clear and CA catch enterprise Bus
• VeriSign acquires Jamba
• Software glitch hits Akamai
• African open-source project bears fruit
• Microsoft case prompts e-mail deletion probe
• Empirix boosts .net web apps testing
• Microsoft hits out at open source
• HP to sell Microsoft firewall apps
• Cox Insurance signs £138m deal with CGI
• Cisco timeline
• Imitation is the best form of flattery
• Management tools could do better
• Cisco router tackles new internet
• Birthday celebrations marred by questions about source code leak
• Inspectors slam council for failing to develop disaster recovery plan
• Hallet stands down as Littlewoods IT chief
• BT sets £25,000 limit on tunnel fire claims
• bmi rolls up £60m IT outsourcing contract
• Nokia boosts security with IPSO
• Thorntons upgrades back-office IT to support business expansion
• GP systems safety fear
• Unisys staff concerned about appraisal policy
• Homebase completes SAP roll-out
• Cisco unveils future-proof routing
• Cap contract leads flurry of new deals
• Suppliers seek outsourcers' views
• Application management package could help freight train operator save £500,000
• Co-op considers compensation claim over judge's mistakes in its dispute with Fujitsu
• Ladbrokes gears up for e-bet spree



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