• The next big thing in IT? We have it already
  • The best in the IT business start the countdown to the BCS awards
  • Bank of Ireland deal - a worrying benchmark?
  • New standards promise portal nirvana, but don't hold your breath
  • From blogs to k-logs
  • DCom dangers offer lessons for .net users
  • NetLedger upgrades suite and takes new name
  • ISC releases patch to block VeriSign's Site Finder
  • Supermarket tunes into wireless
  • Five common search engine mistakes
  • Sun prepares to shine after gloomy spell
  • Thought for the day: The cost of negligence
  • UPS tests Wi-Fi at retail stores
  • How the national programme came to be the health service's riskiest IT project
  • The public sector employers offering the best places to do IT in local government
  • Back to the mainframe for the next big thing
  • Thought for the day: Open source, open season
  • Unweaving the tangled web of dumb data
  • California law covers online trade
  • Security: No place to hide
  • Strategy clinic: Is all software development going offshore?
  • Managers still resistant to work-life balance ideas
  • Rewarding excellence in business
  • Fresh approach lets users access all their PC programs and files from a mobile
  • Could Linux e-mail be your best option?
  • The next big threat
  • Is spam a threat and how can I block it?
  • Next move: Which supplier course should I take?
  • ASP lets you cut down the coding
  • IT professionals converge on Wrexham to give Computastars a rousing send-off
  • Do companies really need an IT director?
  • How can I beat my suppliers' price rises?
  • Sandi Toksvig and Abba Gold to appear at annual dinner
  • How does your budget size up?
  • Conference looks at law minefield
  • UK security group grows fivefold
  • Certus spells out the leap from IT director to CIO
  • Dig deep in the data mining seam
  • Thought for the day: Protect your Achilles' heel
  • OracleWorld spotlight
  • If you work in IT, these are the companies that provide the best home for your talents
  • Thought for the day: Ostriches get left in the dark
  • Get more out of your data mining models
  • Data mining outside the firewall
  • Users need to be prepared for power cuts
  • Nine questions for evaluating data-mining tools
  • PC market shows shift towards consumer electronics
  • IT heroes: Hatching ideas
  • Withdrawal of key supplier raises questions over national IT programme bidding process
  • First signs of recovery as finance and public sectors up demand for contractors
  • Microsoft's patent defeat has industrywide implications
  • Protect your intellectual property
  • Optimism is returning for IT
  • The year's greatest innovations
  • Thought for the day: A question of risk
  • The real benefits of VoIP VPN
  • Survey blames poor IT for UK's high rates of unpaid overtime
  • Perl offers a scripting tool for all
  • Disability group hits the road
  • Project managers must share their vision to ensure success
  • Autumn is conference season for IT chiefs
  • Firms urged to tighten web and e-mail security in response to 'spoofing' attacks
  • Your shout! On finding a way to avoid worms and viruses
  • The real cost of switching to Linux
  • SSL VPN first allows clientless mobile access
  • Royal Mail IT chief proves the benefits of taking time to manage staff transition
  • Personal data stores to protect key data
  • Simulators give students an opportunity to experience network problems at first hand
  • Tibco starts legal action over Sonic benchmarks
  • Thought for the day: Look after your network
  • IT directors must be prepared to change if they want to survive in the business
  • Thought for the day: Set stronger privacy boundaries
  • SCO: fee due even if you replace our code
  • Cream of UK developers set high standard to deliver business gains
  • E-business group to work on clarifying new IT laws
  • Target the reason for spam, not spam itself
  • RAC aims for mobile consolidation savings
  • Financial Times cuts costs with BT network
  • Mobile networks cannot be relied on for business-critical processes
  • Sales of business apps up on 2002 figures
  • Metals firm migrates to Active Directory
  • Businesses are left reeling after a triple strike by Blaster, Nachi and the Sobig virus
  • London Underground replaces manual risk management with web-based system
  • Next Move: Can I start a new career in web design?
  • Oracle's new 10g database claims to solve data processing problems
  • A rational programming decision
  • Disappointing result for England team at robot soccer tournament
  • 'Sickies' cost UK firms £11bn a year
  • Candles in the datacentre
  • Upbeat Chenery wins personality award
  • How you can leave your IT job and still enhance your prospects
  • State of the IT nation
  • Thought for the day: Don't get hit by the data protection racket
  • Your shout! On the danger to the UK economy of outsourcing
  • Microsoft to boost corporate instant messaging
  • Microsoft sets price for new small biz server package
  • Surviving the virus storm
  • Thought for the day: The pursuit of excellence
  • Opteron is building momentum, but needs help
  • Antivirus firms take stock of attacks
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