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• Indian insurance firm chooses Sun StarOffice
• US worker visa programme comes under fire
• StarOffice available for Solaris on x86 systems
• HP acquires two software management firms
• IFS chosen to maintain Russian power grid
• NTT joins OSDL to bring Linux to the enterprise
• Accounting probe 'keeps CA under a cloud'
• MS releases public Windows XP beta for Athlon 64
• US postal service chooses Oblix NetPoint for ID management
• Adic iSCSI tape libraries target branch offices
• UPS launches Quantum View Manage
• IBM signs multibillion-dollar deal with Sprint
• ISS warns of holes in Check Point software
• Sun experiments with 3D desktop
• Govt backs global fight against spam
• Seagate launches latest hard drive for server and storage consolidation
• IBM launches Thinkpad X40 in US
• Cisco beats quarterly earnings estimates
• KDE 3.2 platform available for Linux and Unix
• Sprint's wireless division drags down profits
• P-to-P appeal centres on Napster and Betamax copyright cases
• DoCoMo raises 3G target
• Weak dollar squeezes European suppliers
• Sabre unveils interline e-ticket hub
• EMC offers latest storage services
• Chip firms enjoy steady market share
• Novell offers Linux certification courses
• Good Technology upgrades wireless software
• Passport Service trials use of private credit data in ID checks
• VoiceXML edges closer to standard status
• Europe launches power line internet initiative
• Homeland security escapes US IT budget cuts
• IBM unveils software and services packages for financial customers
• Microsoft patches Explorer flaws
• Eclipse project names new board members
• Industry group updates digital media spec
• Novell reshuffles EMEA executives
• Sun pitches Linux desktop system to IBM
• PeopleSoft fields directors to counter Oracle bid
• Europeans slam US 'misuse' of passenger data
• EDS wins £110m outsourcing contract with insurance group
• Oracle cuts price of lower-end database
• SCO switches sites to evade MyDoom
• Demand for IT contractors up 25%
• Microsoft braced for Mydoom attack after SCO hit
• GPs lobby MPs in row over patient systems
• Push MS for renewal discounts
• Newham sets a precedent
• Socitm calls for talks over e-gov targets
• Gartner: MyDoom could be one of the most damaging worms ever
• Sainsbury's cuts out IT outsourcing middleman
• National plan needs more user buy-in
• Mid-size shops at risk without chip and Pin
• IT firms top piracy list
• Trusts concerned over local cost of national plan
• Gateway to acquire eMachines
• Misys expands operations in India
• Microsoft fixes Explorer hole
• VeriSign posts fall in revenue for 2003
• Intel to preview 64-bit processor to rival Opteron
• Trademark lawsuit filed against Google
• Oracle unveils Customer Data Hub
• Borland readies apps deployment tool
• OSDL gains first Chinese member
• Raytheon/Nasa San backs up Mars data
• European Parliament backs Galileo satellite programme
• Intel's Prescott first in 90-nanometer race
• UK ranks eighth for sophisticated e-government
• How do I get the board to define a strategy?
• Professional grade awards simplified
• BCS collaborates on international software testing qualification
• Mid-sized firms ignoring chip and Pin risk joining "retail underclass"
• Oracle and EMC unite to tackle data retention
• University aims for three-year ROI from storage overhaul
• UK users welcome greater integration in Lotus
• Lotus unveils Java web services and creates roadmap to stop users moving to Microsoft
• IT directors must look to retain key staff as jobs market shows signs of recovery
• Interface hopes for quick return on global CRM
• Gates holds to line on public sector pricing
• Egg pilots smart client computing
• Dutch judge bars Lindows name
• Oracle pushes on integration and customer support
• Nortel reports a 'remarkable quarter'
• PeopleSoft meets fourth-quarter targets
• Opportunities for Wi-Fi hackers on the increase
• HP collaboration sets single-server record
• Deutsche Bank considers further outsourcing
• Microsoft adds orchestration to Windows Server
• Private sector slams US cyberalert system
• Sybase reduces database downtime risk
• Adaptech adds virtualisation to its products
• Microsoft offers $250,000 reward over MyDoom.b attacks
• New variant of Mydoom on the loose
• Oracle expands tech integration offering
• IBM links database upgrade to Eclipse
• SAP woos users to mySAP ERP with financial incentive
• Partners boost Lotus technologies
• LogicaCMG prepares for acquisition spree
• Corporate spending pushes server shipments up
• DHS unveils cybersecurity warning system



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