• BAE Systems outsources to India
• Oil firm Wintershall outsources with BASF IT Services
• Troubled Galileo sat-nav project gets European nod
• Federation Against Software Theft focuses on virtualisation
• Big business backs greener IT body
• Teenage Kiwi arrested for being hacking mastermind
• Imperial Tobacco begins Active Directory merger
• Embassy hacker' Dan Egerstad and the Tor network
• PODCAST: Everything you need to know about the unpatched WPAD bug
• New networking Podcast!
• Confused about unified communications?
• Petition posted on PM's website seeks support for central e-crime unit
• Firms need to plan for XP Service Pack 3
• Ofcom seeks consultation over wireless spectrum for London Olympics
• FSA wants websites to improve
• Swisscom Fixnet selects Assyst system to meet ITIL
• Wireless local area network market continues to grow
• Microsoft releases updated Service Pack 1
• Cisco tackles security threat to IP phones
• Financial firms struggling to make ERP count
• Discussion forum launched for UK design and manufacturing businesses
• SOA project failing through lack of governance
• Bolton Wanderers boots up e-mail management system
• Virgin Money implements Axios IT best practice
• Socitm highlights green opportunities
• MEGA GUIDE: VoIP: SIP, security and testing for your network
• Network management best practices: Collecting essential data to optimise network performance
• Dalai Lama trumps Archbishop of Canterbury in digital league table
• SAS and Sun partner to optimise datacentre business intelligence
• Domino’s sees online pizza sales hit £1m in a week
• Microsoft: allow social networking but get secure
• UK online Xmas sales heading towards £6bn
• Ford integrates speech technology in new models to improve safety
• Government systems to be targeted by cyber attacks, says McAfee
• Mothercare picks Imprivata, Secure Computing to meet PCI DSS commtiments
• Telecom convergence drives router surge
• Securing the drugs industry
• Get on board for e-travel innovation
• Government to turn 951 websites into two supersites
• UK and Ireland SAP User Group to unite user groups in Boston
• One third of websites infected with malware, says Sans Institute
• Mobile operators failing to meet business needs, says Gartner
• Prudential agrees outsourcing deal with Capita
• Cordless communications
• UK brands trashed by phishing attacks
• Co-op rolls out new store supply chain system
• Transport for London trials Oyster mobile phones among passengers
• Online banking popularity soars
• HP aims to cut energy use by a fifth with wind and solar power
• HP unveils IT automation offering
• Managing Windows networks using scripts Part 5: Getting over the hump
• Webroot merges with Email Systems to provide firms with one-stop security
• London School of Economics: poor management raises outsourcing costs
• Temporary staff pose data security threat
• Google ploughs millions of pounds into renewable energy initiative
• UK banks are rethinking anti-fraud strategies
• More staff, bigger budgets and an HDTV top Christmas wish lists for IT professionals
• Flexible working is the future, say analysts
• Tandberg's multipoint telepresence presents
• Customer-friendly software developers and field engineers to be in-demand
• Al Gore's climate crisis website hacked by Viagra sellers
• UK broadband use rising, but speeds still slow
• Local authorities slow on mobile working
• Security and space demand drive datacentre outsourcing
• Barking & Dagenham GPs to use mobile messaging for health campaigns and appointment reminders
• Oxford researcher offers tool to ease spreadsheet complexity
• Virgin Media improves data mining to boost sales
• Wimax: commercial deployments rising
• Canadian officials probe HIV records data breach
• SAP Conference: user group reaches out to IT departments
• Body Shop extends use of automated HR system
• Contact centre provider beCogent appoints IT director
• Pros and cons of iSCSI for SMBs
• Enterprise collaboration tools from consumer market
• Worldwide server shipments up
• SAP User Conference: Business continuity standards will become essential for businesses
• Wireless network draws visitors through castle walls
• Collaboration in business: strength is unity
• Lack of relevant skills preventing IT and business alignment
• Is the NHS planning to send patient data overseas?
• ICO: HMRC appears to be 'bang to rights'
• Do not forget the 'exit clause', warn outsourcing experts
• Fallout from HMRC debacle spurs security advice
• RSA standard vulnerable, says founder
• Kiwicon Day Two - More choice exploits!
• Standard Life gives snail mail an e-boost
• Social engineering attacks on the rise
• Norwich & Peterborough Building Society streamlines loans with automation
• Government offered alternative national ID scheme that doesn’t require national database
• Friends Provident uses online system to ease IFA sign-ups
• United Dairy Farmers manages increasing data with new San
• Trafford council rolls out online benefit claims system
• School puts ploughs £1.7m into learning system
• Open source Solaris offers a way in to high-end skills
• School targets truants with automated system
• Senior SAP managers resign amid copyright row
• Tube Lines sells staff £17 MS Office to help ease upgrade
• Hotmail founder launches Office rival
• Debenhams revamps website for xmas
• Thomas Cook deploys speech recognition for holiday balances
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