• Blackberry faces ban in India
• Adobe to acquire web software maker for $240m
• CSA launches security certification for cloud computing
• Government launches website of UK legislation
• Smartphone sales boost Carphone Warehouse revenue
• Managing master data: tips on linking data warehouses to MDM systems
• VMware, Cisco and NetApp collaborate on FCoE offering for VMware environments
• First DSCI security framework pilot underway at TCS BPO
• NetApp storage guarantee slammed in anonymous video at Notapp.com
• Anti NetApp site, "NotApp.com", pulled down, traffic redirected to EMC
• EMC says most of its customers “unaware of ... ease of use improvements to” CLARiiON, Symmetrix
• Black Hat 2010: Microsoft releases free security tool for older platforms
• Black Hat 2010: Microsoft calls for co-ordinated vulnerability disclosure
• Black Hat 2010: Adobe joins MAPP early warning programme
• Atos Origin triples profits in first half of 2010
• Consumer confidence is top security concern for IT managers
• Cranfield University donates PCs to Computer Aid International
• Can Microsoft's Phone 7 cut a slice out of Apple?
• Britvic outsources back-office IT to Atos Origin in £15m deal
• Fujitsu revamps to stress global cloud services
• IT employers must invest in skills to stay ahead
• 4G spectrum auction set for late 2011
• Most UK CIOs expect bigger budgets this year
• Lack of management skills in IT costs firms millions
• IT market revives as Fujitsu lands £200m in new sales
• Microsoft promises 'biggest launch of the year' for Windows Phone 7
• US Secret Service shows business how to fight cyberthreats
• SAP shares dip on disappointing business outlook
• Police trials predictive analytics to identify future crime
• MoD spent £10.1bn on IT in 10 years
• How quickly will the data centre move to the cloud?
• Warwickshire College chooses RES Software for virtual desktop deployment
• Pacnet, Pacific Fibre, to light up cable competition
• Simpana 9 on sale in Q3, adds source-based de-duplication
• Seven outsourcing criteria for service provider evaluation
• Pacnet, Pacific Fibre, to light up cable competition
• CIO interview: Greater London Authority ramps up IT while cutting costs
• Betfair seeks IT recruits with global ambitions
• Identity fraud increases 14%
• Phoenix Insurance puts two million customer records in the cloud
• Who is the most influential person on a social network?
• Bayer signs five-year deal for global SAP system
• BMW slashes security management costs
• SAP reports strong second quarter growth
• Cloud-based phishing kit hacks the hackers
• Policing green paper leaves cybercrime fighters in limbo
• iPhone jailbreaking not illegal, says US government
• EU competition authorities widen investigation into IBM’s mainframe business
• Outsourcing tops government's £7.57bn IT bill
• Capgemini takes Royal Mail into the clouds
• Virtualization of storage boosts Bengaluru International Airport ops
• VMware launches volume purchasing software licensing programme
• CIO's role in business growth: The changing paradigm
• UK launches Cyber Security Challenge
• Blackberry poses security threat, says UAE
• Ofcom bloodies BT nose over pensions
• Microsoft deal boosts Arm shares
• Savvis' net loss widens for Q2
• Shortcut worm affects all versions of Windows
• In any given app for smartphone, security risks are being neglected
• New FSA rules push financial data quality management efforts at banks
• How the Vblock message could rebound on EMC
• Latest UK information security salary survey notes sharp pay increases
• Webinar Registration: Using Windows 7 to transform IT Systems Management
• Wi-fi mobiles threaten 3G revenues
• ORG blasts Ofcom's three strikes code on copyright pirates
• Internet access key to £8bn bundle market
• UK domain name .uk turns 25
• Dell fined $100m for accounting fraud that misled investors
• ICO toughens up on Freedom of Information Act compliance
• PC demand pushes Microsoft to record sales
• Ofcom excludes business networks from fixed, mobile broadband report
• IBM unveils zEnterprise mainframe
• WNS' SIEM tool boosts inhouse incident management capabilities
• Microsoft licenses ARM tech in bid to own 'internet of things'
• BI 3.0: Business intelligence's next iteration
• Nokia profits plunge as smartphone sales rise 1%
• No room for BT complacency, said chairman
• Mainframes still not dead, says IBM
• Ministry of Defence loses 1,200 pieces of data storage equipment
• Government sacks supplier for £750m e-Borders contract
• Facebook aims for $1bn sales with Salesforce.com
• Yorkshire and Clydesdale human error exacerbated by computer
• McAfee announces security tools for Apple Macs
• Half a billion people sign up to Facebook despite privacy risk
• Ebay reports growth, but cautious about third quarter
• Dell admits malware on motherboard replacements
• IBM’s Q2 results reveal shrinkage of mainframe business
• IBM delivers meanest mainframe
• EMC cancels Social Media Outreach program as blogger points finger of FAIL
• VMware posts strong second quarter results
• NetApp to clone Melbourne virtualization Centre of Excellence in Germany, USA
• Police lack back-office savings ambition
• DWP loses Directgov to Cabinet Office in efficiency drive
• Make employees responsible for security, says ISF
• Stuxnet threat to Windows could get worse
• General Motors sticks with HP services
• Security fears over Lloyds website flaw
• Cloud computing expected to create more IT jobs
• Swiss Re becomes more transparent
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