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• CIO tactics for IT project success
• Lewisham trials user-friendly government services
• Digital divide splits retail
• Avaya lays off 2,500 workers in restructuring move
• WorldCom names replacement CFO
• Microsoft appoints board to bolster .net security
• AMD cuts processor prices
• SANgate unveils migration appliance
• Veritas outlines Linux roadmap
• Gartner: World server sales stay flat, but US grows
• Symantec unveils three-in-one security product
• Adobe and Macromedia settle patent dispute
• Nokia readies active IP clustering for firewalls
• Cable & Wireless debuts business continuity services
• IBM to sell and support VMware software
• IT budgeting tool aims to prove it's worth the money
• IBM offers AS/400 users huge discounts
• Nasdaq to delist WorldCom
• Sun launches J2EE certification programme
• WiredRed unveils custom messaging tools
• Vodafone's mobile data revenue still pitiful
• Bertelsmann chairman quits over Internet strategy
• Xircom products banned in patent dispute
• EU sets up telecom policy advisory groups
• Sun readies Linux-based Intel server
• NEC to build supercomputer for UK Met Office
• Siemens Business Services slims workforce
• Qwest reveals financial irregularities
• CA sets up sales team to boost services business
• IBM readies DB2 upgrade with self-tuning technology
• Consulting firm targets tools at ROI analysis
• Executive touts directories role in Web services
• WorldCom loses US government aviation contract
• White House pushes voluntary data sharing
• Symantec broadens security line with acquisitions
• HP to lay off staff in Europe
• Spam eats up business productivity
• AT&T speeds up global network expansion work
• LAN Ethernet market poised for growth
• Telco giants to face US Senate
• Bull pins recovery on proprietary OS lock-in
• US states settle privacy case with Eli Lilly
• Power over Lan pushes ahead
• Dutch network operator picks Global Crossing
• Memory card makers propose new security standard
• Microsoft .net comes to Apache for a price
• Cisco and BT launch VoIP service for MSN users
• Microsoft boosts R&D spend to $5.3bn
• Lord Chancellor's department drops Fujitsu Services from law court software project
• European Commission investigates Korean chip firms
• Liquidators switch KPNQwest network back on
• Cisco to acquire Ayr Networks for $113m
• Companies rev up for Internet protocol upgrade
• Veritas plans to simplify storage complexity
• Microsoft Exchange Server flaw uncovered
• Microsoft admits Exchange users face delays with Windows .net
• Oracle and US state pull plug on £60m database deal
• Analysts hunt for silver lining in IT spending gloom
• CA and Ranger end proxy fight
• Microsoft users accept their fate
• Audit Commission calls for more e-government support
• HMV bases intranet on radio frequency network
• Fedex takes 2.5G step in search of cash savings
• New IT chief joins Domino's
• HP staff suspended
• Bank system lets customers manage funds online
• Catch them young to prevent skills shortages in the future
• IT chiefs must dump DIY mentality
• Airline passengers getting more data comm options
• AOL Time Warner reports profit despite AOL drag
• Microsoft urges users: Patch critical holes in SQL Server now
• Shavlik eases Microsoft patch management
• Ariba to boost its enterprise spend management strategy
• IBM and Opera to develop multimodal Web browser
• IT is the worst for office politics
• Privacy watchdog attacks Whitehall e-mail snoopers
• US govt to relinquish spreads of wireless spectrum
• Conectiva gives Caldera user presence in Brazil
• Firms must do more to stop cyberattacks, say IT pros
• Infineon chip to speed disc drives
• Alcatel cuts net losses but expects sales to stay flat
• EDS results dragged down by WorldCom
• Restructuring charges and poor sales mar RSA Security results
• SMS use exceeds China Mobile's expectations
• IBM offers direct support for grid computing users
• More Microsoft staff are getting training thanks to online system
• MoD refuses to concede error in Chinook verdict
• Liberty specification released
• Microsoft's .net vision for Web services leaps forward
• Tesco deal boosts troubled Energis
• US defers major IT project
• Aggregation tool is the Lazy way to link disparate databases
• Academics in UK lead on grid IT
• Study: database developers see Internet as critical
• Telecoms crisis will push up bandwidth prices
• Spain's Telefonica licenses I-mode from DoCoMo
• Siemens posts third-quarter profit
• Borland updates Kylix with C++ support
• IBM roars off with £98m Hertz outsourcing contract
• US government turns to e-learning Web site for employees



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