• Sun takes first step in opening Solaris development
• SBC selects Scientific-Atlanta for video infrastructure
• Palladium Group will be a credible competitor in BI services
• Investors to buy SunGard, Availability Unit to continue
• Inadequate training, poor communication and IT problems are to blame, say CSA staff
• Moving ahead with the best of the old
• BMW offers wi-fi at showrooms
• Industry teams dominate coding competition final for first time
• BCS offers online CV certification for freelances
• Growing use of Linux could make mobile apps more cost-effective
• Shortage of ERP skills could push up pay
• The global power of IT
• Understand why you are outsourcing to get maximum benefit from the contract
• Open source to draw up ethical standards
• Novell deal to acquire tally systems strengthens ZENWorks
• New Oracle earnings show first glimpse of PeopleSoft impact
• New HP CEO will likely cut costs and emphasise growth
• Don't assume your Macs are immune to security flaws
• Password aging can weaken an already burdened authentication method
• Companies move from batch processing to real-time data feeds on IBM mainframes
• How do you react to IT challenges? These answers could get you a seat on the board
• Making the business case for flexible working
• Cautious growth as economy slows
• Flexible working makes everyone a winner
• RIM settlement helps wireless e-mail, but concerns remain
• SAML needs more than Oasis approval
• Linux to break into mobile market
• Add intelligence to your network with new approaches to Layer 7 traffic management
• IT industry plans some fun to aid worthy causes
• Not all mainframes are controlled by IT team
• More than half of users encounter unexpected integration problems
• Survey finds IT leaders spend too much time restoring connections
• How universities' intelligent web project unlocks the information that really counts
• Demand for instant messaging security skills rises as use doubles
• Any information, any time, any network - how close are we to the full take-up of 3G?
• Dixons uses agile method for Epos project
• Who will rule the wireless world?
• Renault's outsourcing deals signal change in European market
• Getronics faces integration challenges with RedSiren
• Akamai's deal to buy Speedera will narrow the CDN market
• Why do projects fail?
• Case history: BT
• Case history: Inland Revenue
• Case history: Bank of Ireland UK
• Six myths about business continuity management and disaster recovery
• Microsoft pursues future of work vision with Groove deal
• Microsoft moves to reshape communications and collaboration
• Deal positions Tibco against IBM for mainframe integration
• Ascential buy strengthens IBM integration portfolio
• Web services moves from theory to productivity driver
• The marriage of sales and marketing
• Findings from the National Air Traffic Services report speak volumes about difficult IT projects
• How an independent review could make the difference between success and failure
• SIP skills are key to internet telephony
• Litigate, arbitrate or mediate - you choose
• HP looks to nanotechnology to keep computing power doubling
• Novell and IBM in Linux developer drive
• IT innovation from both sides of the globe
• Budget 2005: Lukewarm response from IT
• Bichard report reveals lack of progress
• Innovation: The next big thing
• Managed network services toasted by distiller
• Managed services: Looking to the long term
• Get the benefits from managed storage
• EDS leads consortium to major win in the UK
• Joint software AG/Fujitsu product could benefit both
• Compliance: Ease the pain and cut the costs
• SMBs, foreign firms to benefit from SOX deadline extension
• Italy too optimistic in trials of digital TV for e-government
• CSC and Sun will gain from applications management deal
• Healthcare system designer explains HIPAA pitfalls
• Lightweight Directory Access Protocol is a heavyweight skill for networks
• RFID set to revolutionise retail payments
• Winning the cyber arms race in the classroom
• Broadband: Picking up speed
• Mobile technology: how it works in the real world
• You have more than mail
• The cream of the crop
• Improvements could increase the market for Active Directory skills
• Next move: How can I move on to something bigger?
• Growth beyond regional niches will challenge Mandrakesoft
• IBM/Zend initiative offers open-source
• Italy's once-leading IT services company finds a new home
• Prices and complexity rise with Microsoft SQL Server 2005
• The strengths and weaknesses of IBM
• How easy is it to create a wireless hotspot?
• Demonstrate your business skills to win over the CIO headhunters
• Websites could ease server load by making use of edge computing
• Is combined security the way forward, or just another management headache?
• Your shout! On designing an IT system for the NHS
• Maintaining contact with GlobalFlyer
• Adobe woos users with open source modules
• Oxfam: Tested to the limit
• Prepare staff policy for jobs market upturn
• Britannic Management Services boosts staff productivity by 80%
• IP CRM solution lays the foundation for a virtual organisation
• Salary survey: Green shoots grow stronger
• Rewarding best practice at work
• Novell out to plug open-source collaboration hole
• HP, UK government take shared-risk approach to IT services
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