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• Avaya embraces open standards
• Bank poised to sign IBM £100m deal
• Bluefin standard to make Sans compatible
• Bacs chief exits months into a £75m IT overhaul
• Firms are baffled by security
• Free advice on portal projects
• E-minister has long IT pedigree
• Telecoms firms' back-office chaos is hurting customers
• Zeus is more widely used than Sun
• Gartner: Biometrics, Web services and grid computing top the hype charts
• Gazetteer survey to go public
• Handspring meets challenge of Palm and Microsoft with colour PDA phone
• Microsoft warning on deadline
• Online exchanges offer competitive advantage
• IT delay holds up Home Office offender assessment system
• Revenue's security glitch a warning for e-government
• Rotherham signs BT to create its e-vision
• Peer urges Tony Blair to intervene over Chinook
• Prosecutor accuses MoD of holding back evidence
• Oracle and Dell boost for enterprise Linux
• IBM ThinkPads and PCs aimed at small businesses
• Dell offers NAS-to-SAN scalability
• HP/Compaq finalises layoff details
• Galileo releases Web services middleware
• IBM unveils telecom strategy
• Security hole puts Net infrastructure at risk
• Yahoo! looks to Sabre for travel sector takeoff
• SAP to focus on integration at user show
• CSC group in front line for German military contract
• Citrix eyes out-of-the-box portal
• Avaya unveils multimedia CRM tools
• German govt adopts Linux in IBM deal
• Poor IT asset management leads to waste
• Rational focuses on testing enhancements
• Microsoft seeks converts to .net
• Sun updates Netra line and bundles Web Server
• Ford and Qualcomm jettison telematics venture
• Intel rallies OEM support for Itanium 2
• Fresh flaw for Internet Explorer
• Open platform key to profit says Intel chief
• Tech companies look to holiday to cut costs
• RSA updates certificate authority software
• Online tax filing suspension undermines e-government strategy
• MatrixOne adds to SRM suite
• Progress details Web services roadmap
• Sage demands Navision takeover investigation
• KPNQwest hopes to sell assets to stay afloat
• Startup links Instant Messaging to apps
• Liberty Alliance expands membership
• Microsoft answers financial reporting questions
• EU says US financial privacy rules are inadequate
• Philippines telcos sue church ISP for fraud
• Citibank overhauls online aggregation
• Industry demands action from new e-commerce minister
• FBI: Cybersecurity is top priority
• Peregrine fires second auditor
• NetLedger links Yahoo! Store with Oracle suite
• IBM wraps up vendor supply deal
• Worldcom: Voice and IP service prices to go up
• Bulk e-mailer faces legal action
• EU sets Net goals
• Steffi Graf scores first ace in rally with Microsoft
• BSA unveils new way of catching software pirates
• Transmeta works on low-power superchip
• Euro data retention vote upsets ISPs and telcos
• OASIS approves directory and e-business standards
• Alcatel buys Telera for VoiceXML in call centres
• EU clears HP transfer of manufacturing capacity
• Quantum and Imation settle DLT tape lawsuit
• Sony and Fujitsu end ISP alliance talks
• Nortel plans more job cuts
• Spending rises for CRM and ERP services
• Cisco announces VPN breakthrough
• First quantum-effect products enter commercial IT
• Dell joins Whitehall anti-theft scheme
• Barclays slashes pay rates for IT contractors by 20%
• Apple targets SMEs with its first rack-mounted server
• Analysts slate new Oracle tools
• FBI documents expose e-mail glitch
• FA Web site will boost football at the grassroots
• Climbing the greasy pole
• Data-matching reveals fraud
• Compaq users relief at HP support plans
• More cash for IT training
• Goodbye to packaged software
• MPs slam "optimistic" e-targets
• European MPs vote on cookies
• Management experts halt £1.6m IT project
• More plan contractor pay cuts
• Share simplifies mobile application registration
• Scala rebuilds its ERP suite
• Research paves the way for e-enabled general elections
• Indian outsourcing deal cuts Thames Water's bills by 20%
• Operators tell EC not to stifle m-commerce
• Belfast team quick to pick up .net skills
• Halifax joins the corporate migration to Microsoft .net
• One in six consider changing jobs to escape the commute
• Holmes solves case of missing thin client
• Microsoft partners extend .net reach
• Neoteris boosts IVE app support



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