September 2007
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September 10, 2007
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South Gloucestershire Council deploys performance management system from Actuate
South Gloucestershire Council has deployed a new performance management system from Actuate to help achieve its operational targets. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Sep'07
Caterpillar sees Indian IT worker charged with stealing documents
An IT engineer in Caterpillar's engineering design centre in India has been arrested on suspicion of stealing 4,000 confidential documents from the company's server in the US. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Gloucestershire Trust rolls-out blood-tracking system
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is deploying the MSoft blood tracking system to provide accountability for all transfusions performed by the Trust. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Sep'07
Christian Aid signs web managed service contract
Christian Aid has signed a five-year web application managed services contract with Attenda to host and manage its new corporate website. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Website aims to reduce farmers' carbon emissions
A website aimed at reducing the UK's carbon emissions by connecting consumers with local farmers is beginning to gain momentum with 250 members and thousands of visitors since its launch in June. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Public sector IT spending to continue to slow
The public sector is reducing its spending on IT with the trend likely to continue as major projects slow down, said analyst firm Ovum. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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The NHS's NPfIT: Is it getting better?
An anonymous reader says, with clear conviction, that some journalism on the NHS's National Programme for IT [NPfIT] is simply unhelpful. The reader is responding to an entry on this blog over the ... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Cybercrime in the UK
A new report commisoned by Garlick, a UK vendor of privacy management services, on the subject of UK Cybercrime, contains some interesting findings. Such surveys are essential reading for security ... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Sep'07
Remember lessons of 9/11
The phrase "September 11" will always fail to do justice to its referent. In the months that followed the attacks on the World Trade Center, many a jaded IT journalist found themselves automatically deleting press releases that included the phrase ... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2007
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Sep'07
Dell, HDS and NetApp all upgrade midrange storage
Three of the industry's giants have today launched new mid-market storage machines. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
VoIP, unified communications prompt new technologies, threats
Wireless voice servers and handsets, VoIP and unified communications threats, and licensing agreements constitute recent changes in the VoIP market. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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NetApp, HDS tout scaled-down disk arrays
New offerings are meant to take advantage of storage growth in the midmarket, but experts say the products will still probably appeal most to existing high-end users. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
Virtual appliance lets users convert DAS to iSCSI San
LeftHand Networks has released an edition of its SaniQ iSCSI San software that will convert locally attached disc to networked storage. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
Email strategies for SMBs
Email management can be a difficult task for small and medium-sized businesses. Learn more about upgrades, spam, email security and more in this IT Management Guide. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
ICANN Boss: Government should lead IPv6 push
Government agencies should lead Australia's migration to IPv6, according to ICANN CEO Dr Paul Twomey. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
Cash and Oyster card goes live
London commuters can now combine credit and cash card functionality with Oyster travelcards as Barclaycard OnePulse is made available today. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
Too much faith in vulnerable technology?
Someone recently posed the following question: Given the constant stream of news regarding attacks against government, banking, and other computer systems, and the depency on Internet connectivity, ... Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
ICANN Boss; Australia must improve cyber-terror readiness
Australia should enhance its readiness to deal with cyber-warfare, says Dr. Paul Twomey, CEO and president of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. Continue Reading
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September 09, 2007
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Sep'07
ICANN Boss: CIOs must plan IPv6 move now
The CEO of ICANN, Dr Paul Twomey, has urged CIOs to start planning IPv6 migration sooner rather than later. Continue Reading
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September 08, 2007
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Heathrow needs more time before RFID luggage trial
Heathrow Airport has postponed a trial of radio frequency identification tags for tracking passenger baggage, which is set to be the biggest pilot of RFID technology in Europe. Continue Reading