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• Comdex 2001: Industry cool about Tablet PC
• Microsoft issues patch for Internet Explorer hole
• HP to drop e3000 server series
• Microsoft's .net solution to cut B2B costs
• Secure gateway for remote connectivity protection
• Wyse pushes thin client amid Windows uncertainty
• HP gears up for Web services and pervasive computing
• Gates billed to preach .net gospel in UK
• The right approach to e-business
• Huge growth in online wealth management
• SMS savings for surveyors group
• Web-shoppers in the UK prefer to buy at work
• Trend Micro unveils virus cure and e-mail filter
• Gartner tells IT directors to show and tell
• IT moves beyond plumbing
• Comdex 2001: Dell chief slates Sun
• Nokia and DoCoMo unveil 3G action plan
• Compaq enters grid computing fray
• Comdex 2001: IBM adds mainframe tools to Wintel servers
• Cable & Wireless returns over £1.8bn to shareholders -- and other news briefs
• Microsoft awarded three-year MoD deal
• Government moves UK Online to new datacentre
• UK users will stick with HP and Compaq through merger
• Businesses welcome Bacs review
• Cut intranet costs by factoring in usability
• Job prospects remain firm
• Vodafone calls up micro-billing future
• SAP deal paves way for savings
• Online auction lift-off gives ROI to seat maker
• Pilkington's SAP roll-out to recoup cost in two years
• Gates to fly in to tell NHS how to use IT
• Microsoft moves to forestall OFT action
• Boeing simulation ignored Chinook's Fadec system
• Project management fails probation staff
• Hiccup in march to online voting
• Contract too tight for changes
• Learn to handle press enquiries
• No worries on training fraud
• Fraud destroys hopes of individual learning
• Data project is a route to growth
• Users caught out by escrow
• NAO questions legality of Revenue's £144m deal
• BT offers CRM out of the box
• Comdex 2001: Software stops viruses at e-mail gateway
• BT steps up data protection compliance
• Tivoli and SAP team up to offer protection
• General Motors launches global employee portal
• No Tech Data surplus marketplace for UK
• Comdex 2001: Server giants flash their blades
• Comdex 2001: Some developers will wait for Visual Studio.Net
• NEC grows fault-tolerant server range
• Comdex 2001: Palm releases latest operating system
• Comdex 2001: Wireless modem service for PDA users
• Weak IT spending growth for 2001
• Unix flaw could allow malicious hacking
• IBM unveils pre-packaged Linux clusters
• IBM to use Intel's Foster chip in servers
• CRM is essential for e-government says report
• Comdex 2001: Intel targets ultra-dense server market
• Comdex 2001: EDS chief fears for US cybersecurity
• Euro vote threatens e-commerce confusion
• Sun and Reuters team up on financial services
• US government Web sites risk DNS outage
• Comdex 2001: Adaptec drives iSCSI deeper into storage
• AMD launches high speed chips
• Comdex 2001: MSN Money becomes .Net service
• Sun and Compaq support grid computing
• New tools from old vendors
• Accenture balances .Net framework with new Java platform
• ICANN conference focuses on security
• Comdex 2001: Cisco pushes for ubiquitous Ethernet connectivity
• Comdex 2001: Nokia pushes mobile standard
• IBM tops supercomputer speed list
• Lucent to sell services division
• ITNET lands £18m local government deal
• US government rapped over computer security
• US firms hit out over software licensing law
• Internet Explorer hole reveals data in cookies
• Novell wireless LAN connects 2,000 workers
• IBM to build second Blue Gene supercomputer
• Comdex 2001: NEC to launch its first PDA
• Comdex 2001: Intel demonstrates network roaming
• Comdex 2001: Gates touts Tablet PC
• Microsoft gears up for Windows .Net
• IR35 fight at risk from inexpert appeals
• Judge sets new deadlines for Microsoft case
• Domain name security tops ICANN agenda
• IBM's services arm beefs up security package
• CRM to boost public services
• Council IT directors slam "bogus" performance criteria
• Eduserv beats BT for UK Online hosting contract
• Cognos commits to integration
• Banks reject student hacker claims
• SAP eyes Sun's security group
• Anti-piracy groups square up over software audits
• IBM trials e-payment system in Japan
• Judge dismisses French case against Yahoo
• Struggling Palm loses chief executive
• EMC and Compaq agree to cross-license
• Windows XP sales high despite slow market



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