• NHS Hounslow outsources IT services to Capita for £3.3m
  • Tradelect saved the London Stock Exchange, says CIO
  • Weaknesses in US IT infrastructure threaten national security
  • Fraudsters hit one in eight UK internet users
  • Businesses refresh desktops too often, conference told
  • Facebook heads into profit with 300 million users
  • Google releases faster Chrome 3
  • Watchdog slams police DNA database guidelines
  • Businesses find new uses for mainframes
  • Stock Exchange confirms MillenniumIT will be new core trading platform
  • MetroPCS chooses LTE over Wimax
  • SAN solution enables storage consolidation at CIBIL
  • Check data migration policies before signing with a cloud provider
  • SSD adoption still on the slow track for India Inc.
  • VTL reduces data backup and recovery window at Godrej Industries
  • Microsoft products as secure as open source -Gartner
  • How Queensland Sugar fought off a denial of service attack
  • Logical Units – New product roundup
  • Conroy "asks" Telstra to break up
  • Crowdsourcing reveals 600 search engine flaws
  • Cisco extends SME financing initiative
  • Businesses must rethink security spending to keep hackers out
  • Printers at risk of Conficker worm
  • Banks can make money from Faster Payments
  • Government saves £7m with green IT measures
  • Intel appeals over EC anti-trust fine
  • E-government success depends on external expertise
  • Video: Swayze search results could be poison, warns Sophos
  • Thomson Reuters buys accounting software firm
  • Avaya to retain 60% of Nortel enterprise staff
  • Businesses ignore Conficker at their peril, warns expert
  • The IT aftershocks of Lehman Brothers demise
  • NEC, Hitachi and Casio merge mobile handset operations
  • Intel plans internal restructure
  • Service portfolio management: Helping IT get back to business
  • Hosted office apps "the worst consumer IT threat" - Gartner
  • How secure is Windows 7 DirectAccess?
  • Case study: How PwC used IT to untangle Lehman Brothers collapse
  • British Airways trains cabin crew with virtual learning tool
  • Nomura finds former Lehman Brothers staff on Facebook
  • Oracle to unveil Sun-powered database
  • Top interviewing tips: Part 7 – How to manage non-verbal communication
  • US banks do not expect IT budget increases, despite upturn
  • SAP transfers customers to Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems
  • Government appoints identity commissioner to monitor ID cards scheme
  • John Lewis invests in online fashion retail
  • Enisa publishes IT security report on 30 countries
  • Europe needs to resolve privacy differences over ID cards
  • Twitter leaves advertising option open with new terms of service
  • Avaya victorious after lengthy Nortel auction
  • Guilty TJX hacker could be jailed for 45 years
  • BoA Merrill Lynch implements payments system
  • Was US government right to let Lehmans go bankrupt?
  • Bank ATM theft rises 150%
  • 3 UK pushes for lower mobile prices
  • Xbox 360 chip used for cardiac research
  • Guidelines to avoid World Cup online scams
  • Investigation of Microsoft/Yahoo deal deepens
  • SAN for storage consolidation at Spencer's Retail
  • Should IT view the cloud as a threat or an opportunity?
  • Software RAID vs hardware RAID: Pros and cons 
  • University eliminates mailbox quotas with Mimosa Systems' NearPoint email archiving
  • Cloud computing: A difficult call for Indian organizations?
  • IT Blog Awards 2009: name your favourite blogger
  • Recent breaches show data theft prevention basics lacking
  • Browser allows users to read foreign language web pages
  • Motorola launches social networking handsets
  • CIOs need vision and pragmatism to help build the right company
  • PC suppliers lag behind telcos in netbook market
  • Debenhams uses Twitter to talk to shoppers
  • MG Rover boss destroyed files as investigators sent
  • US mulls $38bn broadband investment
  • Cisco rivals to bid for Nortel enterprise business today
  • Gordon Brown apologises for treatment of Turing
  • Google opens library to save book deal
  • Apple Snow Leopard update download available
  • Hosting company employs CFD models to improve power and cooling
  • Defence plans additions to "Shapes Vector" network monitoring tool
  • Half of online retailers are breaking the law
  • ITU to develop standard ICT climate impact measure
  • Can Twitter survive 9/11?
  • Ex-Vodafone boss Sarin rejoins Cisco
  • Get on with Digital Britain, consumers tell government
  • Cisco releases telepresence system for SMEs
  • Alan Johnson rebuffs MPs over McKinnon case
  • BT pushes super-fast broadband
  • Sun/Oracle deal leaves customers in the dark
  • Government fails to learn from past IT mistakes, say MPs
  • CIOs focus on analytics to drive business
  • Banks face uncertainty over Sepa IT investment
  • Technology addiction disrupts teenagers' learning
  • CIOs switch focus to business innovation
  • MP seeks answers over Post Office IT system
  • Salesforce.com uses Facebook and Twitter for customer service
  • Colt crash affects nine European cities
  • Cloud services add to IT management headache
  • Frontline offers on-premises pay-as-you-go storage
  • Interview: Matthew Gast, Trapeze Networks and 802.11 Task Group Chair
  • The Ten Commandments for web 2.0
  • Satyam brings back employee benefits
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