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• IBM provides tools for Linux developers
• PDA sales continue to fall as wirelesspopularity grows
• University uses aerial photos to mapwireless network danger
• Response Networks unveils SLM tool
• Zander joins Sun executives on exit chute
• RealNetworks and Sony strengthen ties over digital media
• PeopleSoft pushes connected enterprise
• Cisco routers boost security andperformance
• Microsoft poised to buy Navision
• Dell and AMD hint at chip tie-up
• Covisint upgrades catalogue-management system
• KMPG Consulting meets expectations
• Microsoft: Witness claims unbundledWindows would harm users
• Gartner ITXPO: CA predicts subscription licensing for all
• Google challenges Yahoo!'s position as top search engine
• IBM to cut z/OS software prices
• Microsoft adds remote support to Topaz
• HP/Compaq: Merger finally gets green light
• IBM creates Lotus Developer Domain
• France Télécom revenue rises
• IBM calls for UK redundancy volunteers
• WorldCom president resigns
• EMC uncorks CAS
• Categorisation products tackle content chaos
• Microsoft consultants buy in PSA system
• Motorola looks to network edge
• Sanctum boosts AppScan 3.0 performance
• Government to consolidate online projects
• Nokia to release BIG-IP 2000 app switch
• UDDI endures reality check debate
• IBM to unveil PowerPC networking chip
• AMD licenses 64-bit chip design from MIPS
• BEA readies WebLogic Server 7.0
• Vivendi ponders e-business cull andgrapples with hacking crisis
• Veritas aspires to be the Switzerland of storage
• IBM flexes mainframe muscle
• Chutney gets Web services out of a pickle
• Professional Contractors Group targets visa regulations
• Vote irregularity prompts Vivendito seek legal action
• Unisys delivers on server convergence
• Microsoft: States insist 'commingling' must end
• Veritas brings software to IBM's AIX
• Sun loses another top executive
• Next-generation portal for PeopleSoft
• IBM adds eServer i890 to iSeries line
• IBM plans chips to speed Unix servers
• Digisafe manages to lock documents away
• SuSE Linux launches version 8.0
• Air Canada and IBM to market mobile ticketing kiosks
• Macromedia unveils new Dreamweaver, Fireworks and ColdFusion
• Klez virus brings new threat to business
• World Cup puts converged networking to the test
• SunGard in £56m bid for Guardian iT
• Space to let on multi-app smartcards?
• Qwest faces new collusion probe
• Next generation wireless: Will users pay the price?
• Microsoft patches e-mail editing hole in Outlook
• PSINet to sell European business for $9.5m
• EMC architecture tags content
• Sybase pockets portal tool provider
• IBM looks to boost access control in WebSphere
• Check Point boosts worm protection with SmartDefense
• Sun's CFO steps down
• Socitm warns ministers to rationalisee-government plans
• Tough market shrinks WorldCom figures
• ISS launches new RealSecure versions
• Microsoft: Unisys executive questioned
• Intel christens McKinley Itanium 2
• MX targets Web services
• Ingram Micro posts loss but tops estimates
• Business Intelligence vendorsbeef up analytics
• HP/Compaq: Merger decision due soon
• Network Associates withdrawsMcAfee.com bid
• IBM promises real power from server blades
• Gartner: Beware of shaky outsourcingproviders
• Routing firms focus on mapping smart paths
• Juniper switches on core IP routers
• Chancellor boasts of P2P support as IT cancer project struggles to survive
• Watchdogs join FBI to track international e-mail hijackers
• Tif warns of summer virus hit
• National courts IT system may have to be abandoned
• MP slams police radio "failure"
• Covisint packs three million motor parts into e-catalogue
• British Airways rolls out CRM
• US learns from UK e-government
• Data protection watchdog will revise e-mail monitoring rules
• European firms are wide open to hackers
• Central controllers could squander NHS windfall
• Poor pay means few ITers consider the NHS
• Poor security leaves Web sites open to hack attacks
• E-crime fear deters firms from UK
• Police IT group backs law review campaign
• EU may ease up on cookie law proposal
• Councils wait to see real benefits of Gateway
• Users face m-payment dilemma
• Most outsourcing projects have failure "planned" in
• Talk to suppliers over strategy, users told
• Companies urged to step up IT defence planning
• Alcatel predicts recovery despite losses
• Application integration can be supplier-independent



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