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• Millions wasted on questionable Oracle licence deal
• Baan eyes SCM market
• WorldCom introduces remote access client
• CA prepares the ground for CleverPath 4.0
• Microsoft: Witness defends Passport
• Sun results exceed expectations
• Microsoft patches hole in SQL Server
• Debate over ICANN reform rages on
• SAP ties future to collaborative applications
• Compaq feels the pinch as buyers postpone spend
• Microsoft shows Bluetooth hub, keyboard and mouse
• Business is ignorant of Governmentcyber sleuthing
• Companies fearing bad publicity let hackers off the hook
• Gateway deal bonus
• Whitehall sidesteps data laws to allow new IT deals
• Reverse billing not yet viable
• Growth in IT spend is still falling
• Prudential teaches staff to tackle security threat
• Bad data brings down air traffic servers
• Christmas comes early as firms try to kick-start TV-commerce
• Bank to sell digital signatures
• SAP's profit drops by 40%
• Law does not deter "addicted" hacker
• Computer forensics aid conviction of fraudster
• Nokia results prove better than expected
• Cisco launches dual-band wireless LAN base station
• IT project cutbacks no cure for downturn
• GSM operators roam further afield in Rome
• Budget: Little joy in the small print
• Microsoft defends Analyser tool
• Intel adds to mobile product arsenal
• Microsoft: Witness admits ties
• Business data will be at risk in BT's wireless hotspots
• Computer Associates' Sterling acquisitioncomes under scrutiny
• Cornwall's smartcard delivers e-services to local residents
• Microsoft brings Numa to Windows
• EU employers call for cookie rethink
• Change e-government funding, say Lib Dems
• IMac boosts Apple's earnings
• Socitm president takes retirement
• BT Cellnet deal with IBM to enable "CRM on steroids"
• AltaVista and Google remove railsabotage links
• Hitachi comments on EMC patent allegations
• IBM posts revenue falls across the board
• HP joins race to build largest supercomputer
• HP claims victory on preliminary count
• Air traffic at risk as 6 looks like 9 on screen
• Microsoft commits future to XML
• IT security underspend proves UK firms underestimate risks
• New multifunction printers
• Europe's wireless Lans to get extrabandwidth
• LRE offers alternative to ADSL
• Brown fails to deliver for IT
• Test time for Microsoft's wireless .net
• Treasury Review: IT spending should double to save NHS
• McAfee.com unveils network-widesecurity "grid"
• Intel defies weak IT market to hit targets
• Microsoft: States take on first MS witness
• Dell to launch dual-Xeon rack server
• US wants to learn from UK e-government
• Compaq unveils networked storage gear
• Railway to sue Google over sabotage links
• US Robotics doubles speed of 802.11bwireless LAN
• Mobile AMD Athlon XP to launch in May
• Silicon Defense adds managementconsole to Intrusion Detection System
• Web consortium backs privacy standard
• UK firms paying billions for lax IT security
• MmO2 to spend £1.35bn building high speed European networks
• NEC readies McKinley as Intel plots fourth generation chips
• Capita rejects punishing terms for £1bncouncil deal
• Philips anticipates recovery afterreporting net profit
• Sumo smartcard to handle heavy apps load
• Union protestors demand Budget boost for telecoms
• Telecoms firm sues Cisco for $1.3bn
• Microsoft: States' witness defendsopen source model
• Stonesoft uses EC ruling to build up brand
• HP quizzed over Deutsche Bank vote
• Chief executive of i2 resigns
• NetScreen 5000 series boosts network speed
• IT consultancies launch vertical industrysoftware
• Vodafone to offer BlackBerry wireless e-mail device
• Intel pays $300m to settle patent suit
• Alcatel achieves phone reliability with IP
• Siemens and Motorola partner on 3G mobile phones
• Microsoft: Liberty Alliance under scrutiny
• Flexibility and innovation key to £50m BT Cellnet outsourcing
• HP/Compaq: Hewlett's lawyers shieldsources from management
• Philips and Benq form optical storage partnership
• Tibco rolls Web services into workflow
• CA narrows strategy and sells off apps
• European Parliament gets tough on electronics recycling
• Siebel simplifies business apps integration
• CA chiefs rebuff boardroom assault
• EMC claims patent infringement against Hitachi
• IBM beefs up Web Services Toolkit
• Toshiba and Sandisk finalise memory production deal
• Bowstreet recommends Factory Builders
• Mozilla Web browser set to debut soon
• Budget: What we want from the Chancellor
• Budget: IR35 is strangling small firms



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