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• Oracle saga is over, says PeopleSoft's Conway
• US server market will bounce back, says IDC
• Orange and AT&T to offer Windows phones
• BSkyB aims to boost CRM project
• Software could give Intelligent Finance ROI of £37,000 a week
• Firms pay too much for security
• Nokia to help firms integrate mobile IT
• PeopleSoft buyout will halt ERP development
• NHS jobs website to save £24m recruitment costs
• E-chief for Sainsburys
• Child protection plan faces IT difficulties
• Security fears over DNA data
• Customs fixes Heathrow system
• Manual system set-up complicates security
• IBM speaks out against PeopleSoft takeover
• Cern chooses 10g to meet massive data needs
• Oracle proposes flat-rate licensing
• UK firms still need to be convinced
• EU study slams UK's confusing rules on e-mail monitoring
• ERP saves food supplier £300,000
• Barclays fights back against spoofers
• Gartner warns Windows upgrades may be cheaper than putting Linux on the desktop
• Microsoft slammed for latest critical patch
• Bank of Ireland IT workers end dispute over HP outsourcing deal
• Safeway spends £6m on logistics to cut costs
• Changes to law will protect IT workers investigating net porn
• IT spend is up on last year
• Web services portal standard approved
• Microsoft announces Office Live Meeting
• Borland brings modelling to .net
• BEA Systems establishes R&D centre in China
• P&G picks IBM in $400m HR outsourcing deal
• Hacker Lamo released on bail
• Users unite to keep HP's MPE alive
• UN hosts Global Infosec conference
• Take time for chip and Pin roll-out
• Don't wait to patch the latest Windows flaws
• Sun shines light on future direction
• UK staff get fat in work canteens
• Berners-Lee to speak on IT to free up the disabled
• BCS group scraps fees
• BCS sponsors scouts badge in IT
• Gartner: Financial service providers should face security sanctions
• IBM and Agilent bring optical components to chips
• HP's Fiorina stresses grid challenges
• Aventail secures edge of SSL VPN network
• Office 2003 due for early release
• IBM supercomputers to help fight skin cancer
• Oracle users in no hurry to embrace grid computing strategy
• BeOS will live on as Microsoft settles legal action
• Fibre channel competition hots up
• Sun previews J2EE 1.4
• EU software patent opponents step up lobbying
• Intel stalls Centrino combination chip launch
• Online retailers detail latest PDA plans from Palm and Toshiba
• Sharp shows off notebook with 3D display
• Cisco aims high in converged communications
• Texas Instruments settles patent dispute
• Blaster II? Microsoft warns of new security holes
• UK men charged with releasing TK Worm
• Oracle plans commercial grid consortium
• Intel and Xerox develop image processing chips
• Gateway cuts more manufacturing jobs
• Microsoft delivers Windows Storage Server 2003
• China joins global fight against spam
• Sun and ACS partner for pay-per-use IT services
• Cisco expands storage switch line
• Romanian man charged with releasing Blaster worm variant
• 3Com outsources manufacturing and cuts jobs
• Borland brings UML approach to .net
• Torvalds to SCO: Negotiate what?
• Cisco extends IP phone line-up
• Ellison claims grid marks 40-year breakthrough
• IBM combines two semiconductor manufacturing techniques for fast transistors
• Microsoft launches Office Online site
• Licensing issues cloud Oracle's grid drive
• Cognos ReportNet eyes market leader slot
• IBM unveils 'next-generation' tape drive
• SCO CEO seeks viable future with open-source community
• Nokia forecasts flat sales in third quarter
• Sun signs first US pay-per-use customer
• AMD releases Opteron 146 and 846
• MCI settles with two key creditors
• Oracle prepares web services-ready development tool
• SAP unveils developer network and "GUI Machine"
• 'Homeless hacker' Lamo surrenders to feds
• Cisco, Intel and IBM form converged network group
• Cisco rolls out two midrange fibre channel switches
• Sun chief scientist steps down
• Intel takes Manitoba to the Edge in mobile phones
• Sun adds RealPlayer to Mad Hatter bundle
• Reuters and AOL connect IM networks
• Hackers tear through holes in Microsoft patch
• Microsoft considers releasing code checker tool
• Linux developement can be costly, says Forrester
• Quest and GoldenGate boost Oracle offerings
• Foundry Networks goes wireless
• Virgin offers pay-as-you-go downloads
• Broadcom introduces single-chip Wi-Fi client
• Business Objects, Cognos boost reporting apps



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