• Bill Gates gives final speech as Microsoft chairman
• Variant of blackmailing virus now spreading on the web
• CIOs change budget proposals to reflect green issues
• Network Interception and Integration with Cisco WAAS
• Ann Summers outsources web hosting
• Nortel automates Nestle contact centre
• Gartner's Top 10 disruptive technologies for 2008 to 2012
• Gartner's Top 10 disruptive technologies for 2008 to 2012
• Hackney NHS trust encrypts IT equipment following loss of child data
• Sun to offer power-efficient SSD servers later this year
• Trainline.com introduces smartcard ticketing
• Councils use terrorism law to access more than 900 citizens’ phone and e-mail records
• Ofcom brings in code of practice for advertised broadband speeds
• Sewers provide Bournemouth with leased-line alternative
• IT directors burdened by complex procurement processes, study finds
• National Policing Improvement Agency recommends contact centre standardisation
• Manchester police deploy wireless broadband car-tracking around city
• Pharma firm sets out on ILM journey to shrink backup windows, classify data
• UK marketing and IT managers ‘shirk’ website management role
• Business adoption of VoIP has only just begun
• Business intelligence provides predictive analysis for field workers
• Buying VoIP? Here's how to make sure that your vendor provides proper disaster recovery
• Microsoft survey warns RSI rising because of mobile working
• City of London Police to pilot e-crime database
• Analyst reviews opinion of use of embedded 3G in notebooks
• Disk storage systems shipments to double every two years
• COMPARISON: Microsoft vs. VMware
• Fujitsu Labs unveils ‘zero watt’ monitors and next-generation datacentre cooling
• Users prefer e-mail to instant messaging and SMS, survey finds
• Credit Suisse launches virtualisation management software firm
• SAP users may be hit with maintenance cost rise
• Spam levels back on the rise
• Office workers demand more IT recycling, study finds
• Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors automates record management
• Building industry still not using IT to the full, survey finds
• BT develops green datacentre blueprint to cut emissions
• IT procurement too important for IT procurement department, Gartner says
• New laws may cause problems for onine trading sites
• Findel Direct brings in IBM for centralised application architecture
• Facebook users would switch bank for Web 2.0 banking services, study finds
• How much data protection do mirror copies provide?
• Understanding remote scripting: Managing Windows networks using scripts, Part 9
• SAP warns of talent crunch in three years
• IT sector needs more skilled migrants, says report
• Ciba outsourcing saves $15 million a year
• IBM breaks down the corporate walls with collaboration tools
• Mobile phone tracking service launches in UK
• MOD signs deal for flight training system
• Smartphones becoming an increased security risk
• Plan for two years of pain after outsourcing, says Zurich Financial Services
• Small businesses stressed on technology
• Computer failure is biggest fear for small firms
• Credit crunch: IT systems come under pressure
• Britannia banks on SAP to manage human resources
• Bargain hunters targeted by brand scammers
• Beauty queen loses £10,000 in phishing scam
• Logica builds wireless intelligent freight system with European Commission
• Microsoft launches ERP product
• Loyalty-card group saves £150,000 on 10 million-card mailshot
• Tarnishing 'good names': How to stop a losing battle with identity thieves
• VoIP's hidden cost
• Troubleshooting remote scripting using Network Monitor 3.0
• Motorola enhances VPN for smartphones
• How to pass your CCNA exam
• UK needs more immigrants to fill IT skills gap, says report
• Smartphones the clear choice of mobile productivity tool
• Connectivity problems not enough to make SMBs switch Internet
• Silverjet IT staff made redundant after airline goes into administration
• Not so much storage in IBM's UK storage roadmap
• SAP rebuts Gartner's negative assessment of its governance tools
• Tendring council sends data down the sewers
• Royal School for the Deaf tackles overwritten data with new back-up system
• Chinook ZD576: exclusive picture
• 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
• Wireless LANs -- 'CCNA Official Exam Certification Library, Third Edition,' Chapter 11
• FIRST LOOK: Microsoft's Live Mesh
• 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
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