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• i2 Technologies moves ahead after reaudit
• Double-digit PC growth continues
• Apple's fourth-quarter revenue soars
• EDS and Opsware back new utility standard
• US army suppliers to use RFID technology
• HP's CIO loses fight against cancer
• Windows Server 2003 beta ships for Opteron
• BMC signs three partners for software strategy
• W3C hails web-based forms standard
• Microsoft issues patches for five software flaws
• Pass antispam legislation now, MPs tell US
• Liberty Alliance promises m-commerce certification
• Microsoft introduces web services management packs
• Exchange 2003 boosts remote access for financial services firm
• EMC buys content management supplier Documentum for £1bn
• Dell cuts wires on Axim X3 PDA
• IBM extends Tivoli management to zSeries
• Sprint simplifies global data service agreements
• IBM releases file system for multi-supplier Sans
• Infonet and Boingo form global Wi-Fi partnership
• ClearSpeed unveils chip for scientific clusters
• IBM buys CrossAccess to boost integration software
• AOL launches low-price Netscape dial-up service
• Transmeta unveils Efficeon mobile processor
• EMC moves into software with £1bn purchase of Documentum
• Maxtor doubles hard disc density
• IBM upgrades Tivoli ID management
• Ford rolls out dealer portal across 18 countries
• Motorola quarterly sales and earnings up by 5%
• IBM and Cisco help networks self-diagnose
• WebMethods boosts web services strategy with two acquisitions
• Mobility dominates Bill Gates keynote
• Alcatel and HP offer bundled comms to SMEs
• BEA unveils its first security offering
• Sun strives to ease carriers' Java rollouts
• 2004 Olympics present mammoth security and network challenge
• Voice market price war opens way to good deals
• Linux is only option for standardisation
• IBM to demo iSeries used as web server
• Abbey pledges no job losses under offshore outsourcing deal
• Microsoft and Sun extend Java support
• Disaster recovery pushes demand for storage
• Thomas Cook to roll out dynamic holiday packing software online
• Denial of service attack meant for chatroom user
• Cyber attack on US shipping exploited known security hole: teenager accused
• Project team builders fail to value experience
• Boards will keep a close eye on 2004 IT budgets
• Wireless is on the rise in UK firms
• Capita under fire for congestion charge IT
• Fujitsu strike called off as talks begin
• Siebel to introduce cheap CRM
• Granada/Carlton merger creates IT challenge
• Bill Gates presents a vision of converged IT
• IT staff need audit trails to protect them from child pornography law
• Microsoft announces security changes in fight against hackers
• PayPal sets up shop in UK
• Microsoft plots Wi-Fi enhancements for Windows
• Portals plant new integration style
• HP highlights commitment to mobility
• Oracle again extends bid for PeopleSoft
• Reuters: safe harbour not working
• Doctors concerned at speed of NHS e-booking contract award
• New security gets cautious reception
• Microsoft pays to prove it is better than open source
• Microsoft and Vodafone link to bridge PC and mobile services
• Council uses low-cost web link to improve call centre services
• Utility firm seeks to cut call centre costs and boost productivity with IP telephony trial
• Retailers urged to embrace new technologies
• Make the most of slow job market to strike better deals
• Bullring IT is a model for future retail development
• 3Com takes on Cisco with cut-price routers and simpler operation
• CIOs fail to put a price on data loss
• Teen hacker charged with securities fraud and ID theft
• IBM sets up Linux competency centre in Moscow
• Intuit apologises to users over software restrictions
• Accenture delivers strong quarterly performance
• Motion Computers starts Continental drift
• HP and Disney sign 10-year hardware deal
• Counterfeit batteries caused Nokias to explode
• Spanish experts set up hacker competition
• Dutch firm brings satellite broadband to rural UK
• Napster marks out its music territory
• European cybersecurity agency gets go-ahead
• HP's Fiorina joins Schwarzenegger team
• Microsoft unveils fundamental security shift
• Passport service struggling to implement online ID fraud checks
• Builder bags top e-commerce award
• Siebel to partner with IBM on CRM solutions
• CA executives asked to resign over past accounting practices
• Oracle launches database costing less than $1,000
• ARM expands foundry programme for chips
• Transmeta looks ahead to second-generation Efficeon chip
• Microsoft is jumping the gun on Explorer changes, say web developers
• Napster makes legitimate return to online music
• Apple should have used Intel chips, says ex-CEO
• Hitachi revamps high-end arrays
• Siebel unveils features for version 7.7
• Yahoo exceeds quarterly earnings expectations
• IBM unveils wireless intrusion detection service
• Outlook and P-to-P join top 20 security vulnerablities



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