• Chrysler Financial deploys Salesforce CRM system
  • IT diploma hoped to quell skills shortage
  • Non-unified communications can cost millions
  • Department of Health not committed to replace Richard Granger
  • Misys and HCL partner to take on banking market
  • UK companies have weak mobile security policy, says survey
  • Schemalogic improves Microsoft interoperability
  • New advice service to address SME concerns
  • DPM's diary: 30 October 2007
  • IT Risk: Turning Business Threats into Competitive Advantage
  • Isilon arrives in Australia
  • ISCSI replacing Fibre Channel as dominant storage network technology
  • MessageOne adds storage to disaster recovery messaging
  • Biometrics 2007: Biometrics help security trump privacy
  • Mifid heralds a rich IT future
  • DBam traffic tool solves visibility problems
  • Unified communications platform gets SMB twist
  • Suncorp GM: Second Life trumps videoconferencing
  • The State of SMB networking Part 1 - Cisco
  • HCL third customer convention: business agility
  • Quest Diagnostics to develop patient record system with Infosystems
  • BSkyB and EDS face £45m legal bill over CRM system
  • Cybercrime is biggest UK fear
  • Wal-Mart rolls out SAP in 14 countries
  • RadView releases Webload Professional web tool
  • North Yorkshire Council rolls out electronic planning and case management system
  • Turquoise decides on Cinnober’s Tradexpress
  • Barclays wants two-factor security for all e-payments
  • European Commission plans blue card to ease IT skills shortage
  • RWE npower trials smart metering system
  • BT's online billing system suffers failure
  • NetApp releases $3K iSCSI SAN
  • Virtual appliance lets users convert DAS to iSCSI SAN
  • NetApp releases $3K iSCSI SAN
  • Advanced data storage final exam
  • Mobile VoIP - The future is calling
  • AIIA condemns broadband bickering
  • As network configuration management matures, documentation woes linger
  • Suncorp GM: Second Life trumps videoconferencing
  • Measure servers against cost of power and cooling to cut energy bills, says Gartner
  • Volvo consolidates worldwide IT to save £38.5m
  • Japan becomes nation of card-carrying smokers
  • Downtime: children are still more annoying than mobiles
  • Tubelines gets information director
  • Finance firms delaying investment in Mifid technology
  • Doncaster school tracks pupils with RFID chips
  • Hot skills: building on analytics skills
  • BCS community to identify best practice in eco-friendly computing
  • Hot skills: JScript
  • Wellcome Trust rolls out storage system from Pillar
  • Your shout: skills gap, ITIL, security and tax
  • Microsoft releases programming interface for Viridian
  • HP opens massive cooling demo facility in India
  • Companies should focus on information management rather than technology to achieve objectives
  • Glass firm gets clear view of its business with new ERP platform
  • IBM and Business Objects ease database business intelligence deployments
  • Government to investigate data-sharing schemes
  • Trend Micro points the finger at data leakage prevention with Provilla acquisition
  • Symantec develops automated IT service system
  • Oracle to acquire Interlace Systems
  • Wimax added to IMT-2000 standard
  • Virtualisation is now operating across a much wider spectrum than servers
  • Pfizer boosts performance in Wan optimisation pilot
  • Glaxo creates template for VoIP and video roll-outs
  • Cutter Paper: look out IT, here come the mashups
  • Asterisk creator: Consider open source VoIP, think twice about hybrid-hosted
  • Lakesmere switches to web-based information sharing system
  • ATM and Frame Relay users plan move to IP VPN
  • RSA 2007: information security teams need personalities as well as technical skills
  • RSA 2007: Spyware cashes in quietly
  • Microsoft buys £120m stake in Facebook
  • RSA 2007: Card issuer to adopt graphical pin randomiser
  • Bolton Primary Care Trust reports “excellent progress” with summary care record
  • Oracle 11g now optimised for Windows
  • AXA Winterthur quadruples workload and makes seven-figure saving with BPM platform
  • Prison service slashes accounts payable costs with automation
  • National Express to unveil smart web airport transfer service
  • Debenhams expects website to become its biggest store 'soon'
  • Microsoft unveils mobile software platform
  • RSA 2007: Kiwis felt ID cards wouldn’t fly
  • Royal Mail aims to save £300m with SAP
  • IBM enhances storage virtualisation offering
  • IT jobs to go at Ministry of Defence
  • TfL awards IBM congestion charge contract
  • Social networking sites: threats and remedies
  • Mobilising your workforce: Key questions to ask
  • Are you ready for 802.11n?
  • Spies threaten Facebookers
  • EMC CTO considering hybrid storage appliances
  • Advanced storage area networks overview
  • Solving Windows networking security issues: Security expert roundup
  • UK e-tailers lose £300m in sales a year from ‘invisible errors’
  • Oracle boss: BEA shareholders must decide on buy-out offer by Sunday
  • Autoparts supplier improves supply chain with Infor
  • Web security not a major concern to British public, survey says
  • US still worst for spam
  • Power supplier RWE npower trials smart metering
  • Business agility and virtualisation will be key measure of datacentre excellence
  • Post Office offers cash broadband service over the counter
  • Weetabix improves global fulfilment
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