• Choice of new CEO keeps Fujitsu Siemens computers on course
  • AMD matches Intel with a dual-core processor plan of its own
  • Akamai attack stresses need for DNS contingency plans
  • User indifference hurts chances of Comdex revival
  • Will more training help my job search?
  • Rise in web-based help opens up career path for technical writers
  • Arup dumps 80 devices for a 32Tbyte San
  • Meeting the demands of business
  • Half of firms rebuke staff for excessive use of e-mail
  • Finance firm gives IT staff chance to improve skills and specialise
  • HP builds on grid foundation
  • Right MBA could give your career a boost
  • Strategy Clinic: No one has the skills to be my replacement
  • Slow development hits Microsoft's CRM users
  • Indian BPO units address security concerns
  • PeopleSoft nurtures customer support
  • Intel to unveil 64-bit extensions
  • NHS IT staff look for guidance on £2.3bn scheme, so why the silence on key issues?
  • Next Move: Is Lotus focus reason for poor response?
  • Cisco pushes network security
  • AMD’s new processor takes aim at consumer computing demands
  • Intermec lawsuit brings new realism to RFID
  • Accenture leadership changes show sound succession planning
  • Riverstone deal gives HP new core network strengths
  • HDS enhances Thunder 9500 V with SATA discs and worm option
  • Experts voice concern over national identity cards
  • San manager heralds utility computing future
  • AOL to drop business IM service
  • HP breaks the 100,000 blade server barrier
  • On the edge
  • Recommind upgrades enterprise search product
  • Sun offers glimpse of Niagara
  • Intel and Proxim team up on wireless broadband
  • Outsourcing advisers can damage healthy relationships with suppliers, report warns
  • Cyberthreats create change
  • Enterprise Wi-Fi price set to crash, say analysts
  • Ashridge business school and the NCC tailor business courses for needs of IT professionals
  • What makes a successful project?
  • Strategy Clinic: How to stop the acquisition sting in the tail
  • Hotel portal delivers security and business benefits
  • Fill the gaps in business reporting
  • Attack forces name server host to increase security
  • Firms can improve success rate by learning from open source software development
  • Offshoring backlash set to slide
  • IBM's BI stance shows intelligence
  • Thought for the day: Bloated by a surfeit of spam
  • Working from the wireless office
  • Westcon broadens its horizons
  • Wireless broadband alternative
  • Trinity chooses hosted solution for mobile connectivity
  • T-Mobile tees up 3G and GPRS solutions
  • Socket shows Bluetooth PDA modem
  • Simpay simplifies mobile payment
  • Siemens adapter offers free calls over the net
  • Secure your technology, secure your business
  • Nortel gives voice to enterprise wireless Lans
  • Mobile phones are replacing fixed-line phones
  • Councils get more cash for e-gov work
  • Standard Life cuts intranet search time by 50%
  • PepsiCo drops Oracle to take SAP challenge
  • UK IT staff earn less than foreign counterparts
  • Compliance projects take 40% of Barclays Bank's IT budget, says technology chief
  • Barclays and Accenture in £450m deal
  • Minimising the risk of change - Managing the IT Services Process by Noel Bruton
  • Users will be winners in Windows war of words
  • Thought for the day: Think global, act loco
  • DTI offers overseas secondments to help firms with new technology
  • Denmark's experiment in e-democracy shows promise
  • Health care IT staff get a united voice
  • Adobe co-founder rewarded for success of work 'board tried to kill'
  • Joint project to link with social services IT cuts discharge delays at Chester hospital
  • Thought for the day: Acting on public interest
  • Monitor your outsourced apps
  • Spending recovery not leading to big pay rises
  • Trainers see first signs of growth
  • Surge in the number of Linux jobs drives a rising demand for skills
  • VoIP networks need serious security review
  • Plugging the gaps as e-deadline nears
  • Next move: How can I get spotted by headhunters?
  • Be transparent about IT charges
  • Strategy Clinic: How can you test disaster recovery plans?
  • How to plug online gaps
  • Computer Weekly Special Report: Web services
  • UK comes bottom of the league in Europe on IT career development
  • Don't ignore us, gov CIO is warned
  • IT directors should plan for fuel crisis
  • Single user costs MoD £10m after allowing worm onto the network
  • Firms put vital data at risk by lax disc disposal
  • University halves cost of mobile calls
  • Nats reviews procedures after air control IT crash
  • Sun springs surprise with open source Solaris move
  • Users expect to spend more on data storage
  • Whitbread unifies its businesses' networks
  • Sun believes Fujitsu deal will keep Sparc aflame
  • Pay cuts could jeopardise national IT programme
  • New reference designs map out best practice
  • Solaris 10 will deliver simplified file admin
  • Sun/Fujitsu server deal safeguards Sparc
  • Insurers back messaging system
  • Drive to roll out new technologies makes retail a hotspot for IT job opportunities
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