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• Cisco unveils latest security offerings
• Web services to create $4.3bn hardware market
• ARM adds hardware-based security to its cores
• ISS adds 'virtual' patching
• BMC upgrades Remedy asset management apps
• IBM reaches out to 'deskless' workers
• Netegrity updates ID management software
• Qualcomm joins power phone component race
• Trend Micro patches eManager bug
• Siemens and Microsoft team on real-time communications
• Beware SCO suit, Gartner warns Linux users
• PeopleSoft opens development facility in India
• Sars hits Asia's IT market
• Microsoft works to fix Windows compatibility flaw
• Oil company spin-off wins software patent
• Ex-police IT staff lose pay claim
• Tesco.com reveals the secret of web success
• Skills will be key to MoD technology overhaul
• New web tool helps IT job-seekers
• Software failures damage business
• NHS cans local patient record work
• SAP project saves travel firm £140m in 20 months
• Racist IT department slammed by tribunal
• IT strike at Home Office
• Whitehall needs to change the way e-gov success is measured
• Tesco to extend trial of RFID tags to DVDs
• National Grid rejects IP for critical phone links
• Real-time voice recognition apps set to revolutionise call centre
• Big IT spend drives M&S recovery
• HP launches Linux laptop in Thailand for $450
• Home secretary revives ID card plan
• Open-source Mono slated for release this year
• Final 802.11g draft standard squeezes data rates
• Microsoft prepares to ship RTC Server software
• SGI announces layoffs and restructuring plans
• Changes in Java approval process planned
• Blair's jobs boom claim shocks contractors
• CacheLogic servers target P-to-P traffic
• Spam senator's spokesman admits e-mail tax remark was 'off the cuff'
• Consortium hired to manage .eu top-level domain
• HP researchers browse e-book possibilities
• Managers need training in job cuts
• IT manager wins race discrimination case against Daimler Chrysler
• Sun and EDS unite on smart cards for Canadian government
• E-minister backs anti-spam advertising campaign
• Keep spending on IT, Bill Gates tells CEOs
• US tightens visa legislation
• Lotus targets deskless users
• IBM sets up Indian tech design centre
• Novell adds JVM compliancy to Extend platform
• Sun aims to boost Java developers to 10 miliion
• Webfocus upgrade offers more scalability
• MS and Symantec offer plans to combat spam
• Database revenue falls worldwide
• BMC updates management tools for DB2
• W3C finalises patent ban
• E-mail tax and international treaty proposed in fight against spam
• Sun and Oracle start low-cost computing drive
• Tesco to roll out Business Engine project management software across Europe
• Poor software quality hits the bottom line
• Microsoft signs up suppliers for antivirus alliance
• Privacy watchdog queries US access to airline data
• Royal Mail struggles to deliver high-tech centre
• MmO2 makes £10bn loss and writes down 3G licence costs
• HP offers WebLogic on OpenVMS and NonStop servers
• Agilent Technologies shows mixed results
• Network Associates updates Sniffer technology
• Siemens hands 3G apps development to India
• Mercury Interactive offers J2EE app management
• Tesco extends radio tag trial
• IBM brings clustering to BladeCenter
• Deutsche Telekom faces £9m fine
• GM offers wireless tracking to truck fleet buyers
• Oasis ratifies UDDI version 2.0
• Amazon refreshes web services tools
• US reveals details of biometric border control system
• Microsoft updates Visio tool
• Intel's Springdale appears in new PCs
• HP beats analyst expectations, but enterprise division slips into the red
• Visa figures highlight online shopping boom
• CSC and BT extend partnership with bid for £5bn defence contract
• XBRL is too complex for adoption
• Orange serves up MSN services in Europe
• HP rolls out Itanium OS
• User companies are hedging their bets with a mix of .net and J2EE
• Council to roll out XP to desktops remotely
• Microsoft demands passion for technology
• 2005 target will be met
• Roxio buys Pressplay for Napster relaunch
• IBM gets vertical with WebSphere
• Capita staff will access police computer files
• GPs voice patient confidentiality concerns
• End-users taught to recycle PCs as part of computer driving licence
• European Commission approves TeliaSonera divestments
• Ultra wideband link breaks Intel record
• Sun offers Red Hat Linux on servers
• MCI settles fraud charges in US
• IBM rolls out first Rational products
• EMC reduces Clariion pricing
• Microsoft licenses Unix technology from SCO



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