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• Network skills are in demand
• IBM fits WebSphere for remote access
• Kingston on fast track to e-government
• IBM merges Lotus K-station with WebSphere
• IBM launches self-healing eServers
• IT bosses criticise Best Value reports
• Big Blue Ford Explorer wired up
• Windows worm creator arrested
• IBM issues tools to encourage Linux take-up
• AIX faces axe when Linux grows up
• BT to decide Concert's fate
• Trouble for Windows 2000 upgrades
• Buoyant BEA forecasts slower growth
• Tivoli update for Policy Director
• Industry looks to next-generation IP
• Sybase details new database pricing
• Lotus stings users with bundled support
• CertCo joins electronic signing fray
• Britannia strikes Web site deal with Interwoven
• Lotus to increase Domino/IBM integration
• Code Red II turns nasty
• Speculation mounts over more AOL job cuts
• ASP market set for growth
• Finnish telecos dissolve 3G subsidiary
• Wireless LAN vulnerability exposed
• Speech recognition tops call centre wish list
• Data access plan fails to win support
• ScottishPower turns to Tibco
• Microsoft puts more privacy in Passport
• Intel to reveal 2GHz Xeon chip
• Intel to reveal 2GHz Xeon chip
• Loudcloud offers "pick and choose" managed services
• British Telecom, AT&T release their demerger plans -- and other news
• AMCC spin-off possible as EMH financial woes mount
• ISS rejects Wyly's CA takeover bid
• Red Hat to release e-commerce package
• Web cam coffee pot served up in auction
• Cisco provides lesson in e-business success
• Microsoft gives way on digital photo software
• Don't be a wage slave - be a leader!
• WAC security market set to soar
• Microsoft prepares for Palm battle
• Rambus cleared of standards-setting charge
• Rambus cleared of standards-setting charge
• Iomega to cut staff by more than a third
• Smarter worms will spread in more ways
• Siemens: Further job cuts possible
• L&H chief says buyers in sight
• Microsoft tops "patchy" survey
• NHS sets up records advisory group
• Castle Morpeth in £2m outsourcing deal
• SunGard bids for Comdisco assets
• Oftel launches efficiency drive
• Oracle upgrades contract management package
• Code Red costs top $2bn
• Hotmail servers hit by Code Red
• Corridor bullish about low-cost exchange
• Boost to IBM grid strategy
• Volunteer families to shape tomorrow's digital world
• Survey offers hope for online retail
• HP adds Trinagy to OpenView portfolio
• New wireless LAN vulnerabilities uncovered
• Forum hopes for WAP 2.0 success
• Microsoft appeal gets no respect
• Virus writers deny Code Red involvement
• Oracle adds to Java choice
• New virus targets Acrobat files
• IT execs focus on cost reduction and streamlining
• Government issues online surveillance guidelines
• US Judges join online snooping protest
• Oracle talks Web services
• ITU sets new interoperability standards
• Supplier rift hits mobile progress
• Compaq serves $20m fraud lawsuit
• Oracle turns on to wireless
• NHS sets out case for shared services
• Analysts predict infrastructure services boom
• Novell pins hopes on Netware 6
• Call centres move towards IP
• Cisco's troubles a taste of things to come
• Sharing a turn-off to ASP take-up
• Active archiving solution
• Original solution for euro conversion
• Chaos rules in half of IT departments
• Digica is at Last coming home
• WebSphere in favour
• CUA huddles up in Hursley
• Dendrite takes its integrated CRM medicine
• NT/Windows and Unix are the e-biz
• Steady as she goes for IBM's profits
• Lansa solution is the e-biz
• Athene reporting for NT
• Better the devil you know
• UK pays only lip service to Web
• Intel and BEA form logical alliance
• Sun down
• Big Blue wins Shell "Megacentre" deal
• Big Blue wields the jobs axe
• Turn that light out: automated systems
• Dell driven upmarket as PCs become commodities



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