- What did Bill Gates ever do for me: IT managers speak out
- Unified Communications benefits threatened by skills gap
- Firms at risk from litigation for failing to manage information
- IT is boring say graduates
- Jury still out on fixed mobile convergence for enterprises
- COMMENTARY: NSW Education deal shows cloud computing cannot be ignored
- Risky Business 67: Firmware pwnage
- How can app developers solve a problem like insecure code?
- CSC considers offering NHS alternative to planned care records system
- IT managers struggling to persuade businesses to invest in identity and access management
- Glasgow subway to get Airwave mobile comms network
- Gem in-house BI software now openly available
- Network Rail pilots 'intelligent infrastructure'
- NetSuite takes advantage of SAP ERP on-demand delay
- Ex-Logica boss will review public sector IT projects
- Verisign beefs up internet reliability with new centres in Paris and Brussels
- IT departments failing to meet service level agreements, study finds
- Fujitsu could cut 700 jobs after quitting NHS National Programme for IT
- When should hard drive capacity be part of the purchasing equation?
- Council sticks with IBM for £150,000 SAN project
- Next-generation wide area network services on the rise
- Austrade adopts WAN optimisation across 119 offices
- Newcastle Building society creates IT jobs
- How to secure your IP PBX when you have teleworking staff using IP handsets at home
- UK one of most expensive contact centre locations, study finds
- Yorkshire Water trains support staff in business impact of IT problems
- Stockbroking firm fined for weak data security
- Credit crunch changes outsourcing market
- Business use of social networking demands clear internet-use policies
- Airlines reject RFID as universal industry solution to lost bags
- At least £500m wasted on government IT projects, Vince Cable says
- Spammers spread fake China quake e-mails
- Government cuts IT funding, despite MPs' criticism
- NHS goes to the Edge to improve clinical research
- Firms’ supply chains fail to address globalisation
- City University investigates collaborative working techniques
- NHS laptop thefts highlight need for encryption
- Sainsbury's back online after £1.5m glitch
- Network architecture and capacity planning for server virtualisation
- British Airways plans company-wide ERP as profit margins tighten
- Airlines could use mobile phones to cut costs
- Medical, business and airline data for sale on crimeware servers
- FSA fines stockbroking firm £77,000 for weak data security
- Identity management still eludes most companies
- National Library of Wales chooses optical disk media for digital archive
- Video game industry hit by IT skills shortage
- Web criminals turn to stealthy malware
- IT staff are main threat for data leaks, study finds
- Issues with NHS Lorenzo electronic health record system may delay roll-out
- IT departments hold back on new equipment to invest in existing systems
- Airlines told to use passenger mobile phones to reduce flight delays and cut costs
- Airlines must maximise IT advantages to avoid their Waterloo, says IATA chief
- Airlines not taking full advantage of web to boost sales, says industry survey
- BAT deploys app acceleration system to support global SAP portal
- RFU gets web-based service management
- Six laptops containing patient details stolen from Tooting hospital
- Government web services for 'life events' are inadequate, research says
- Outsourcing industry positive despite economic slowdown
- Online sales offset high street slowdown, says IMRG/Capgemini
- Photo story: Look across the Atlantic from Tower Bridge to Brooklyn bridge
- Don’t shoot doctors over password-sharing, says clinical lead
- Firms offered remote web monitoring service to check their software licences
- Firefox 3 release marred by security flaw
- Green MEPs say Microsoft should be banned from EU procurement
- Website crash costs Sainsbury's £700,000 a day
- BA considers company-wide ERP deployment
- Shortlist for intenet best-practices award announced
- Unified communications' business value cloudy, but enterprises want it
- IT managers doubt iPhone is ready for business
- Criminals target teens on Habbo social networking site
- £500m valuation put on professional social networking site LinkedIn
- Bloggers increasingly targeted by repressive regimes
- Theft of Hazel Blears' PC puts data security in the spotlight again
- Experian deploys military-style biometric voice checks to save staff time
- Gordon Brown sticks to his guns over national ID cards
- Oasis launches SAML federated identity development site
- Online sales help propel Sainsbury's in tough market
- Sainsbury's suspends online shop following glitch
- Drinks maker Diageo reaps 10:1 payback with brand management system
- Bombardier keeps IT on rails with £600m CSC outsourcing deal
- Integrating presence into the enterprise
- Windows XP availability to be extended, Microsoft says
- Worldwide security software market grows 20%
- US embarrassed that UFO hacker could easily access military computers
- NHS head rejects independent review of NHS IT programme
- Amdoc CRM integrates DB/2
- Adobe simplifies LiveCycle collaboration
- Travelling professionals leak calls and documents
- Green IT across the enterprise
- Fujitsu quit NHS project as terms were unaffordable, MPs told
- SOA governance needs investment, report says
- Former Hays employee forced to disclose LinkedIn business contacts
- Introduction to firewalls
- Removals company dumps frame relay, picks up metro Ethernet
- Gartner report: competition hots up in the virtual machine market
- Gary McKinnon broke into 73,000 US government computers, Lords told
- Agilent unveils four new testing systems for triple play services
- How server virtualisation reduces the need for backups
- Unified NAS storage plugs business continuity leaks for water company
- Half of US mobile users expect to pay with their phones in future
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