• Amberpoint improves SOA Management
• Adobe unveils free office productivity tools
• More than half of top US websites fail performance test
• Customers sue two US banks for data breach
• European Commission pilots electronic identity Stork project
• Users OK Yosemite unlimited backup license model
• Troubleshooting IP Routing -- 'CCNA Official Exam Certification Library, 3rd Edition,' Chapter 7
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• Employees fired for e-mail abuse
• EDS shareholder sues over Hewlett Packard acquisition
• Is Windows Mobile 7 coming in late 2008
• Cisco's motion boosts unified comms
• Yahoo's Jerry Yang open to Microsoft deal
• Tesco’s IT strategy to support international expansion
• Environment Agency signs Fujitsu for flood warnings
• NHS IT procurement produces 320,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year
• London Stock Exchange hosts investment firms' infrastructure
• Security strategy research seeks to plug weaknesses
• French arrest 22 alleged hackers
• European Commission plans to put criminal records on shared database
• Faster Payments System processes £200m of payments in three days
• Lambeth council cuts benefit fraud with lie-detection system
• NHS trusts may miss referral to treatment requirement as Fujitsu's exits
• Mobile banking users to soar
• SMEs will suffer poor broadband services and will not switch
• Société Générale outlines plans to improve IT security
• Password sharing leaves NHS audit trail in tatters
• Improve business understanding to climb IT ladder, says Tesco IT boss
• The unseen threat: insider attacks and how to stop them
• Smart card technology helps overcome static pin problems
• Hard drive review: Samsung 64 GB SATA-II solid state drive
• Where now for NHS National Programme after Fujitsu exits?
• Cambridgeshire County Council deploys electronic document management system for social care
• Cisco smartens up the wireless network with Motion platform
• ITIL drives merger of help desk and asset management tools
• Google named best place to work in UK
• Fujitsu's departure from NPfIT leaves project floundering, experts say
• Ecotricity deploys SAP Industry Solutions Utilities in seven months
• IBM unveils new range of AMD quad-core servers for datacentres
• IT services firms buck the trend during downturn, CBI finds
• Firms should deploy Ajax to improve e-commerce sites, Gartner says
• Head of UK's largest transformational government project 'frustrated by slow progress'
• HP unveils two-in-one server blade system to save space and reduce running costs
• Alcatel Lucent cuts service desk costs with standardised identity management
• All BA long-haul flights will use Terminal 5 by end of October, BAA says
• Beijing Olympics IT enters final straight of testing
• Axed ‘e-breaks’ could cost firms billions of pounds in lost productivity
• Anglo Irish Bank hires testers for new banking systems
• Cable & Wireless makes £322m bid for Thus
• Charity New Philanthropy Capital hires Intercept for hosted IT
• NHS Connecting for Health terminates Fujitsu’s NHS contract
• Poor sales management costs mid-size firms £65bn a year
• Price of communications circuits drops 10% to 20%, study finds
• Online stores should allow customers to return goods to outlets to boost sales, study finds
• Debian security flaw illustrates open source development risks, Gartner says
• Law firm Ashurst uses hosted service to support disaster recovery
• How to buy an entry-level iSCSI SAN
• Beyond the OSI model
• Cisco's new mobile platform will help mobilise voice
• High-bandwidth networks drive mobile Internet take up
• New NAC allows SITA to make clean sweep
• Only one way to know how restores will perform: Complete them
• CRM in the contact centre just isn't happening
• Eye specialist sees opening in NHS National Programme for IT
• IT directors prioritise internal data security
• Boots improves business reporting with analytics software
• Identity theft rises 66%, Kensington and Tooting lead the way
• Tesco signs Cable and Wireless for network £100m deal
• Royal Mail picks Logica for business intelligence systems
• EU security body says firms should be forced to disclose security breaches
• UK software firms to suffer during downturn, study says
• ISP access points vs. third party access points
• Credit crunch drives UMD growth at desktops’ expense
• BT wireless broadband users ‘open to hackers’, Telegraph reports
• Socgen IT staff hold key to improving trader fraud defences
• New doubts raised on Chinook crash ruling
• Police get £50m for handheld devices
• What the new powers of the Information Commissioner mean to you
• Which security governance framework is the best fit?
• IT and telecoms firms growing despite downturn, CBI says
• Hewlett-Packard’s acquisition of EDS to change supplier landscape
• Wal-Mart now hiring as global SAP roll-out starts
• Websites fail to deliver IT projects on time, study finds
• Welsh building society automates IT support
• Mobile phone users hang on to their handsets longer
• Gap rationalises websites to improve sales
• Vodafone CEO leaves after five years
• Unified Comms market grows in spite of customer confusion
• Network mapping in Vista for XP
• When talk turns to data loss prevention, network pros must get a seat at the table
• HP unveils green printing strategy
• SAS ordered to pay £13m for theft of rival airline's data
• Qualcomm makes femtocell investment in ip.access
• Ubuntu Linux planned for mobile devices
• Identity and Passport Service signs up five suppliers
• IBM draws software into green strategy
• Bradford & Bingley deploys Oracle self-service HR platform
• Focus your SOA architects on business, communication
• Kidaro acquisition boosts Microsoft PC virtualisation offering
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