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• PeopleSoft and IBM announce partnership
• Cisco to buy security software maker Psionic
• Baltimore launches PKI-based security suite
• Bertelsmann to close German Internet book retailer
• Ford signs ISS for three-year, multimillion dollar deal
• Transmeta Crusoe certified for Windows XP Embedded
• Vignette updates content management software
• HP and Nokia link on remote asset management
• Audit Commission boosts intranet with Verity content software
• TMA: Mobile technology is ready to roll out
• NetForensics adds visualisation and scores to 3.0
• US Navy searches for hundreds of missing computers
• Crystal Decision offers reporting on AIX
• Quantum ships disk system disguised as tape
• Global Crossing to restate revenue
• Stratus bets $100,000 on Win 2000 Advanced Server
• Progress buys XML toolmaker eXcelon
• Visa investigates voice recognition technology
• Adobe ties documents to back-end applications
• Microsoft drives forward Windows for dashboards
• Chrysler adopts Linux for vehicle crash testing
• WebPutty upgrades application development platform
• One-fifth of redundancies are in IT
• Orange chooses Microsoft software for Canary phone
• Siebel backs Microsoft .net vision
• StorageTek launches ATA disk array
• Pinder: Business needs 10Mbps broadband
• Storage leaders pledge support for CIM
• Keynote to offer Web site quality assurance service
• EMC sales fall and layoffs continue
• Sybase to announce portal software release
• New ERP products to target midmarket
• SuSE and Turbolinux join forces to boost market share
• Palm and Sony Ericsson to improve Bluetooth compatibility
• New switch improves IP application management
• Yahoo! users hit by e-mail scam
• Microsoft and Panasonic pioneer new disc standard
• IBM pushes self-healing systems
• Government security experts urge Whitehall to adopt US cryptography standards
• New Zealand to pass electronic transactions bill
• Australian bank pilots scalable e-payment system
• Siebel income drop eclipsed by Microsoft speculation
• CompTIA under fire in open source debate
• Nortel third-quarter revenue falls across all segments
• Tibco details its BAM vision
• Two main witnesses in ElcomSoft trial denied US visas
• Microsoft site suffers security breach
• Financial services firms push for IM standardisation
• Philips dissolves Components division
• Apple founder: PC upgrades are levelling off
• Sprint reports improved cash flow and third-quarter profit
• Cape Clear readies Web services suite
• Sun to shed 11% of workforce after poor first quarter
• Dell regains PC market lead
• Microsoft profits boosted by new licensing programme
• Vendors simplify Bluetooth connectivity
• Sharp to launch Kitty notebook in Japan
• Clarion announces Windows CE-based car PC
• Qualcomm BREW platform gets Java boost
• Philippines set to earn $1bn a year from outsourcing
• BSA names and shames air transport company for software piracy
• IBM posts flat results in "toughest trading environment"
• Consignia hands CSC £1.5bn outsourcing deal
• "Dead" contractor seeks to be reunited with friends
• Online sourcing fails to deliver
• Gartner: Boost budgets for wireless
• Councils welcome e-initiative
• Online trade hits £18.4bn
• Logica CMG merger will be good news for users
• Microsoft plugs privilege elevation flaw in SQL server
• Media firms fail to profit from SMS
• Police IT Organisation defends delays to UK firearms database
• Next wave of location services
• IT spending set for recovery
• Microsoft plans tablet application for Office
• Dell vows to cut cost of printing
• Accurate location-based mobile services are still some way off
• IBM equips Intel servers for mainframe computing
• Positive staff culture ensures benefits of IT
• Much of IT industry 'still in denial'
• SAP posts strong profit rise on better sales
• Storage leaders rally around CIM
• SuSE Linux unveils business groupware server product
• Symantec warns of security hole in firewall products
• Users stall IBM on service contracts worth £1.7bn in three months
• HP upgrades ProLiant line with Xeon models
• Gartner: European IT spending to grow next year
• Flavourless chip market spoils third-quarter earnings
• Business Objects strengthens Web application
• Apple meets fourth-quarter targets as shipments fall
• Apple boasts 25 million QuickTime 6 downloads
• IBM bolsters workflow tools for WebSphere 5.0
• Quantum restructures NAS operations
• Banks and utilities aim for national Internet billing
• Ceramics giant cuts costs by over 30% with European Linux roll-out
• BlackBerry allows global roaming
• Mega-Nas innovation could provide cheap, scalable storage
• Web site errors let users view others' tax returns
• GSM Association restructure promises better mobile service rollouts
• Network Associates opens consulting group



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