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• StorageTek doubles storage transfer rate
• PeopleSoft helpdesk software unites HR and CRM
• EDS in line for major NHS communications contract
• Sun pencils in J2EE and J2ME updates for early 2003
• Amazon to tighten consumer data protection
• Windows XP gets Bluetooth support
• Hutchison targets UK users with 3G service launch
• Lotus, Microsoft and AOL back enterprise instant messaging
• MobilCom cuts jobs and halts 3G network construction
• Vodafone to unveil software product
• IBM unveils 'autonomic' Tivoli Risk Manager
• Nortel sets its sights even lower for revenue forecast
• Unisys unveils ClearPath server
• Marimba enhances server change software
• UN launches portal implementing SAP technology
• IBM bolsters WebSphere Host Integration
• HP to expand support for Linux
• RSA Security integrates ClearTrust into PeopleSoft 8
• Microsoft opens office of the future
• Nortel closes ex-CoreTek optical unit
• Singapore gets nationwide wireless Internet
• Zenworks 5 offers more control over corporate handhelds
• HP reveals next-generation storage plan
• Sun to support open source desktops
• Inland Revenue admits online systems overwhelmed
• US firms fear new privacy laws
• EMC to buy Prisa Networks
• Secure, user-friendly Linux OS targets businesses
• Author of key HP-Compaq report admits deception
• Global Crossing customers should fight for a better deal
• Apple opens code for Rendezvous network technology
• Bloomberg sets up real-time online bond-trading platform
• Introducing the new face of BCS
• Security and cost are new Reuters IT chief's targets
• Mozilla team releases Phoenix browser
• Cambridge broadband £29m deal
• IP-based CCTV protects school children
• Police warn small firms as grudge hacker is jailed
• CA introduces multivendor storage management
• Liberty Alliance names Barrett as president
• Ericsson outsources software development to TietoEnator
• Handspring cuts 20% from workforce
• PeopleSoft beefs up employee management application
• Microsoft warns of "critical" FrontPage security flaw
• Fiorina: Time to simplify with HP
• IBM plans WebSphere for Web services
• Microsoft boosts home broadband and messaging
• Good Technology teams up with PalmSource
• Toshiba shrinks Bluetooth secure digital card
• Sanyo's HD-Burn doubles CD recording capacity
• Somerfield saves 15% on comms
• Software developers seek £8m for unfair dismissal
• Standards body sets out plan to educate retailers about IT
• BT Ignite offers managed hosted Web services 'glue'
• Byte Night raises another £300,000 for child support
• Branding experts highlight lessons of Nectar card woes
• Atos KPMG Consulting sheds 15% of workforce
• Relief as BMC buys Remedy
• Shell sets up 85,000 seat portal
• The devil is in the detail of NHS IT procurement
• Taxpayers held to ransom for Inland Revenue errors
• Suite helps council improve customer service
• Water firm signs £87m deal for IT
• Lotus Domino 6 to gain WebSphere muscle
• HP plans another 1,800 job cuts
• US universities tapped to build secure Net
• IBM ramps Informix integration plans
• Cisco enhances WLAN security
• Xerox accounting methods under investigation
• Siemens restructures carrier business
• HP and BEA announce bundling deal
• Liberty Alliance plans interoperability with Passport
• Lindows draws Netscape into OS offering
• US warns Nigeria over online fraud schemes
• Slapper worm variants torment system administrators
• Microsoft strides ahead in server OS market
• IBM announces blade server line
• Abbey outsources to India
• BOC makes 20% online auction savings
• Harrods looks for fourfold Web trade growth with .net
• Concern grows at grey areas in IT accounts
• Safeway moves to cut fraud with chip card system
• Europe is key to Microsoft and HP .net initiative
• Analysts urge caution with new Microsoft SME licence
• Dell to partner with Lexmark on printer production
• Vector revamps partner programme
• Los Alamos lab gets $6m Linux supercomputer
• Macromedia extends Flash to Java and .net app servers
• Synstar names security as latest trend
• Microsoft tools nudge Lotus Notes users to Exchange
• Kazaa improves software and signs Tiscali deal
• Cisco launches mid-range switches
• 3Com next to drop Dell as reseller
• Low-volt Pentium III targets communications devices
• InterSystems adds real-time analysis to database
• ADIC shows entry-level tape drive
• Giga: Linux on a mainframe will cost users
• Oracle boosts app server for e-business
• Air2Web creates offline component for wireless access
• Microsoft implements employee smartcard system



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