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  • Microsoft chief executive to address Institute of Directors at the Albert Hall
  • Stockport Council revamps website in drive to boost service delivery for citizens
  • Workshops for female IT professionals
  • SMB finds the perfect host
  • Newham saves time with single interface for customer relationship management
  • Is Linux ready to challenge MS Vista?
  • Rich prospects as HTML comes of age
  • Infosecurity preview: Cautionary security tales
  • Infosecurity preview: Fightback against phishing
  • Infosecurity preview: Changing users' behaviour
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  • Infosecurity preview: The inside track on hackers
  • Infosecurity preview: A mark of accreditation
  • Infosecurity preview: Protect your assets
  • Developing secure enterprise Java applications
  • Case study: mobile ERP - Efficiency in connectivity
  • Buying BPM for a service oriented world
  • Case study: Mobile data - Mobile waterways
  • Kent to launch online self-assessment system
  • HSBC business users to get two-factor security
  • Liverpool centre pilots shared justice systems
  • IT and business leaders look to future as global web conference comes to Edinburgh
  • Health officials say IT scheme has enough scrutiny in response to technical audit call
  • Tests boost software reliability for M&S
  • Hot skills: SQL Server 2008
  • Annual IT charity ball to be held on 27 June
  • Family fun for IT people
  • Data security for SMBs webinar
  • NHS Focus: Open Letter: Questions that need to be answered
  • NHS Focus: Top UK IT experts demand audit of troubled system
  • Debate identifies skills and innovation as key to maintaining UK's lead in IT services
  • Law firm monitors with Mutiny
  • Go straight to the info you need
  • Lloyd's underwriter Chaucer begins move from spreadsheets to improve reporting
  • New rules put staff rights in the spotlight
  • Packets more punch for mobile data users
  • Independent audit could be key to success
  • Warning signs surround world's largest IT project
  • Questions that need to be answered on NHS IT plan
  • Signatories to health committee letter
  • Collaborative working drives Lotus adoption at hotel builder
  • Police get Streetwyse to mobile ID checks
  • Deutsche Bank extends continuity plan to include avian flu scenario
  • Welsh force tackles overheating desktops
  • A big bang approach
  • Building IT security for flexible working
  • IP telephony to the rescue
  • STA Travel moves global IT infrastructure to hosted datacentre in bid to lower costs
  • Mobile computing: Where are they and what are they doing?
  • Bakery stores get first taste of IT
  • Specialist unit helps Barclays improve risk management of outsourcing arrangements
  • Marks & Spencer expands RFID trial as it moves closer to decision over full roll-out
  • BT completes RFID trial to track construction site assets
  • London boroughs' choice system for social housing gets thumbs up from the public
  • The IT industry needs to recognise the power of SMBs
  • Proven technologies provide quick wins
  • Project management for all
  • Downtime: Be a winnter and bid for your dinner
  • RFID tags overtake barcodes in M&S food business supply chain
  • IT department five-a-side team could win the 'World Cup'
  • Head of NHS IT programme points finger at 'variability in the supplier community'
  • Alternative approaches to maximising performance without adding bandwidth
  • Friends Provident gives greater project control to offshorer after portal success
  • Banks tread warily over two-factor security
  • Staffordshire Moorlands uses intranet-based app to comply with priority targets
  • Blue Dragon firm fires up with BI tool to cut reporting costs by 40%
  • Desktop and server updates make Novell stronger alternative for users, say analysts
  • Protect and survive : simple rules for the workforce beyond the corporate firewall
  • Reception brings policy makers and users together
  • Your shout: data management, VPN security, SOA and recycling
  • Society lends its support as global web experts head for Edinburgh
  • Sunny days ahead for Weather Chan
  • How BCS is making Lyons safer
  • Prada
  • High performance servers drive Audi
  • DPM's diary: 22 March 2006
  • Downtime: Now trendy Tony falls flat on his iPod...
  • Glasgow Council targets savings with £1bn shared services project
  • Lenovo goes for gold with SMBs
  • Northern Gas signs Wipro to meet 18-month deadline to move apps
  • The effective response to computer crime
  • Boots to cut logistics and IT spend
  • MacFarlane to deliver mobile order ERP link
  • Council rolls out inter-agency data sharing system to help protect vulnerable children
  • No middle ground in Windows upgrade?
  • E-crime prosecutions set to get easier, say experts
  • London borough creates data standard to match records across legacy databases
  • How virtualising applications can protect computers from their installed software
  • The easy way to save your desktop data
  • Finding an elegant way to increase storage
  • Now GIS technology takes flight to help save the albatross
  • Change management: Make sure everyone's in tune
  • BCS group to address geospatial IT issues
  • Win a place at the IT Directors Forum
  • Communications for SMBs
  • Making the move to Linux
  • Lenovo goes for gold with PCs for SMB arena
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