• Three out of five UK firms have no green IT procurement strategy
• Climate change social networking site Edenbee to go live next month
• Power plant construction to be run by new software package
• Asda extends online shopping service
• Specsavers to build £4.5m WAN
• Morrisons signs strategic core retail platform deal
• The importance of backup training
• Data destruction takes shame out of lost laptops
• Healthcare org eases compliance with network monitoring
• Hewlett-Packard targets enterprise printing sectors in education, financial services and retail
• Glasgow City invests £265m in IT efficiency drive
• Top ten UC terms
• Microsoft to provide university students with developer guides
• National Consumer Council refers 17 software companies for unfair terms and conditions
• Average UK broadband speed under 3mbps, report shows
• Lack of scripting skills could derail a Windows career
• Mobile usage to overtake fixed lines in Western Europe this year
• Japanese spammer accused of sending 2.2 billion messages
• UK firm unveils laptop tracking technology to foil data thieves
• North Yorks Police deploys performance and information management system
• Cisco issues further security alerts on Call Manager and IP phones
• First Direct attempts to build customer confidence
• Hull College automates document management
• North-east councils deploy shared CRM system to cut costs
• UK security regulations need teeth
• City financial player guarded on deduplication
• School misses out on iSCSI by a few months
• UK e-commerce boom to continue in 2008
• Thomson Holidays automates online pricing adjustments
• NCC sells CIO Connect to management-led group
• Welsh NHS uses £33m to deploy telemedicine technology
• Dell brings datacentre business to EMEA to address firms’ cloud computing needs
• Broadband de-regulation: what does it mean?
• Autodesk sponsors MX 2008 manufacturing innovation award
• BT delivers cheaper VoIP smartphone office connectivity package
• Orange first to market with HTC Shift wireless mini PC
• RS Components upgrades its website for easier and faster product searches
• Broadband providers making it hard for customers to switch, despite Ofcom rules
• European IT managers will pay more for green PCs, says Lenovo/AMD study
• Red Hat releases open source JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform
• Security researchers activate Apple QuickTime heist in Second Life for real cash
• Suzuki International Europe migrates to electronic invoicing
• Hacking and denial of service attacks are acts of terrorism, says watchdog
• Secret Downing Street papers reveal Tony Blair rushed NHS IT
• Data Domain makes remote office data deduplication push
• Remote access security management software saves time at Queensland University of Technology
• Introduction to wireless networks - from "The book of wireless"
• NAS product specifications
• VMware, LeftHand offer iSCSI SAN as virtual machine
• Property firm King Sturge hones IT service desk with Help Desk Institute
• Kyoto University deploys energy efficient supercomputer for genomic information processing
• Staffing and skills crisis the top concern for CEOs and CIOs
• Dudley laptop theft sees more NHS patient details go missing
• UK broadband market to be de-regulated
• On-demand software firm NetSuite continues to make big losses
• Enterprises given chance to inspect service reliability of their carrier’s IP network hardware
• Business continuity standard takes off
• Work begins on British Standard for website accessibility
• Gieves and Hawkes cuts comms costs with single hosted service
• More firms look to BS 25999 business continuity standard
• Autistic people prove valuable in software testing
• Calor Gas boosts gas volumes it can transport with Tibco middleware
• Gabriel to support FSA filing
• IT overhaul saves Waltham Forest Council £2m a year
• NHS National Programme for IT: act in haste, repent at leisure
• Virtual call centre pays off for Scottish Power
• Legoland to implement wireless virtual queuing system
• Macmillan Cancer Support enhances IT infrastructure
• Birmingham City Council to give citizens control of their data
• Security underpins Lloyd's global ambitions
• New mobile handset sales figures
• Review: PA Server Monitor
• Hardware Hoarders: Video competition
• Global enterprise software market to grow by 8.2% this year, says Gartner
• RightNow enhances on-demand CRM for online retailers
• OASIS launches SOA web services development site
• Red Hat drives to capture more of enterprise middleware market with open source JBoss platform
• Wipro Technologies to continue aggressive acquistion strategy
• HM Revenue and Customs to spend £60m with Airwave
• Bank CIOs to go green by 2010
• Dell launches storage assessment and consulting business to deliver rapid deployments
• Turquoise plans testing programme for its new trading platform
• Will RFID technology truly reduce lost luggage at airports?
• Web conferencing given a boost by corporate drive towards green IT
• Mcdonald’s takes epos system in-house
• British Museum collection goes online
• Unilever signs £338m IT outsourcing deal with HP
• IT managers urge new broadband minister to push for equal access across UK
• Storm Worm is basis for most cyber attacks, says IBM
• Data protection guide to be issued by ISAF
• Murdoch may block Gates’ takeover of Yahoo!
• Kaspersky supports Safer Internet Day
• Heathrow Terminal 3 begins six month RFID trial
• Doctors do not believe patient data is safe, says poll
• Outsourcing provides 25% ROI, says Deloitte
• SMEs unaware of WEEE regulations, says Environment Agency
• Plasmon tries to raise fresh cash
• National Identity Scheme benefits doubted by public
• Network visibility critical to catching performance loss before end users complain
• Economics drive global green IT movement
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