• Volkswagen and Ringnes use IBM RFID platform to improve supply chain
• Recession buster: five tips to lower software maintenance fees
• Public sector still spending on IT, says RM
• Investment industry targets efficiency for 2009
• IT grads told to brush up their language skills to get higher pay
• Recession will unite bank risk departments
• Manchester gets 100mbps fibre broadband
• IT budget constraints force project focus, vendor deals
• Are application-specific backup tools worth it?
• Cloud backup - the pros and cons
• Get cracking crushing Conficker
• Free threat modeling tool can ease application planning
• Robert Kaplan, founder of Balanced Scorecard, says CIOs should pay more attention to risk management
• Privacy campaigners pressure web firms to boycott Phorm
• Satyam staff could de-rail a deal
• Skype allows firms to make cheap calls through SIP PBXs
• 3 ups the mobile broadband ante
• FAST calls for whistleblowers to report pirate software
• Mobile WAN optimisation is not always the answer
• BT announces 40mbps fibre broadband areas
• Intel freezes management salaries
• IT departments failing to use 'access management' for competitive advantage
• Further IT outsourcing price cuts expected
• Government databases 'breach human rights', claims study
• Businesses miss identity and access management value
• Cyber attacks top business risk fears
• Poor IT saved Northern Rock
• How to troubleshoot SATA hard drive connections and issues
• Experts urge use of Conficker removal tools before April
• Sectors - HP takes on EMC and NetApp, swipes Cisco for good measure!
• Children’s Mutual has no regrets on reaching milestone
• BT to be allowed to bundle services for the first time
• iGate backs out of Satyam bidding
• Leaked letter reveals Dell's redundancy plans
• Government defends red light warning in ID card reviews
• Satyam bidding deadline arrives
• How to create persistent, secure connections for roaming WiMAX, 3G and 802.11x
• 100mbps mobile networks due next year
• Repeat of 3G auction windfall unlikely
• Google Street View raises privacy concerns
• Alan Sugar drops merger plan with system builder
• IBM/Sun: MySQL and Java should go to Eclipse
• Recession-proof mobile broadband to hit billion user mark by 2013
• Linux to shine in sub-$200 netbook market
• Recession spurs one-month mobile broadband
• 'Secret' reports raised concerns about feasibility of ID cards
• Government may track social networking traffic
• Retro songs resurrected by Chiptunes at Bletchley Park
• Microsoft still sees value in search deal with Yahoo
• Government publishes 'secret' ID card reviews
• CIOs need to be ready for 2009 restructuring, Gartner says
• Google launches Street View for the UK
• Oracle boosts software licence revenue
• UK online bank robbers had record year in 2008
• Government 'jargon ban' draws mixed response
• IBM to acquire Sun? Twitter users not convinced
• Bletchley Park wins crucial funding using Facebook and Twitter
• Internet Explorer 8.0 out with questions over apps compatibility
• Cisco rewrites the datacentre rule book for virtualisation
• Sony to freeze salaries to help recover losses
• Update: Investment banking IT workers will be powerful forces elsewhere
• Recession leads to flood of IT volunteers
• Microsoft expands Azure to let unmodified applications run in the cloud
• Thief uses Google Earth to hunt for valuable lead roofs
• Police National Computer to be linked to mobile register
• UK server market has collapsed, says IDC
• Skype bids to bridge mobile phone-computer gap
• Cisco Unified Computing - the details
• Recession: broadband will save the UK economy
• IT departments are ignoring risks of fire, flood and disease
• Four million mobile phone users risk ID theft
• Jack Straw U-turn on "Big Brother" data law
• Hosting firm offers new hires £1000 to leave
• Socitm appoints new president
• Turner report highlights IT’s role in managing banks’ risks
• Nokia to lay off 1700 staff as sales slow
• OGC may publish 'secret' ID card reviews
• Organisations must take steps to guard data
• Satyam users sit tight as bidding process begins
• How to make the right storage infrastructure decisions
• Computerised self-test for type 2 diabetes
• Council leaders ban business jargon
• Business needs to balance SaaS benefit and risk
• Web to stop SMEs from going under
• Heartland data breach triggers class action suit
• Satyam loses 46 customers
• Warzone bloggers: how IT is changing communication in conflict
• Comcast passwords leaked on document-sharing site
• BBC's Click botnet special was irresponsible and illegal
• Cisco enters server market to remove virtualisation roadblocks
• Gartner analyses four leading BI vendors
• SMEs use Twitter to cut costs
• Cisco takes on IBM, HP in the data centre
• REVIEW: PC Anywhere 12.5
• University virtualises to save £120k
• Hot Skills: SQL Server information
• Cisco prepares to reveal unified computing strategy code-named California
• Tim Berners-Lee: Internet at risk from 'wiretapping'
• Digital rights agency could force ISPs to reveal customer details
• iPhone train info apps collide head on
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