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• Marie Stopes links mobile sexual health workers around the world
• Mobile phone ticketing predicted to reach 2.6 billion users by 2011
• Government says ID cards will not be compulsory for all citizens
• Oracle releases Secure Backup 10.2
• Anti-malware failing firms, Nato expert says
• Ministry of Defence deploys IRIS system to improve health and safety
• CeBIT 2008: SAP and Intel to collaborate on all-in-one servers
• Software maker COA Solutions improves website access for partially sighted people
• HMRC moves to voice over IP phone system to cut costs
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• Tories pledge commitment to data security
• John Lewis dumps RSA tokens for phones
• Green IT gripes from CeBIT
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• Virtual servers' impact on the network
• Property firm Argent boosts efficiency with information-sharing portal
• Heathrow Terminal 5 to make innovative use of IT
• Google offers beta of free unified messaging service
• Newcastle Building Society to issue smart pre-payment cards
• Microsoft to offer hosted software services
• Suppliers talk green at CeBIT but they still have long way to go, says Greenpeace
• Silver surfers outsmart iPod generation over online security
• Hibernian signs £530,000 green printing contract with Canon
• Internet payment system promises to boost security
• German packaging firm rolls out RFID pallet tracking
• Somerfield sets out stall for WiMAX access to network
• EDF Energy rolls out faster customer field contract contract platform
• Broadband review faces April 2009 deadline for success
• 80% of university graduates only use web to search for jobs
• Chelmsford council deploys hosted e-mail security platform to cut costs
• MiFID drives demand for trading technology skills
• WiMAX mobile comms advantage shrinking
• One in five large businesses lack detailed business continuity plans
• 3G still has the potential to thrive
• More than a fifth of UK firms lack detailed business continuity plans
• Top phishing and malware threats for February
• UK local authority datasets held up as a fine example to Europe
• Air travellers move to trains as Wi-Fi access becomes free
• Serena adopts SaaS model for business software products
• SAP and Intel partner at CeBIT to showcase pre-installed business software on Linux Xeon servers
• Counterfeit Cisco gear threatens network security
• Microsoft CEO Ballmer unveils server products at Cebit 2008
• Microsoft releases Office Live Workspace Beta
• Bitkom chief says IT innovation needed to create new jobs
• John Lewis secures 15,000 staff with mobile phone two factor network security
• UKvisas cuts processing time with SOA
• Reuters to monitor data speeds
• FSA tells firms to record communications
• Improving SMEs’ IT skills key to flexible working
• Size does matter when it comes to security
• SNIA ANZ offers free virtualisation education
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• Security considerations for unified communications
• IDeA deploys streamlined search platform to aid staff working on behalf of councils
• Only 8% of local government websites are accessible to the disabled, says Socitm report
• Reuters consolidates IT printer infrastructure to save £1.2m
• Most UK firms under utilise employee skills, survey finds
• IT industry growth in the North three times London rate
• Certification alone cannot sustain a networking career
• World Heritage virtual tour stitches together 80 new sites
• Nationwide fails to debit thousands of withdrawals in ATM blunder
• Healeys Printers gets carbon-counting software
• CeBIT to cover Web 2.0, RFID, green IT
• Greater Manchester Transport trials contactless payment card
• Dream offers Paperchase financial reassurance
• Microsoft to launch cloud computing service
• Patient database open to access by non-qualified NHS staff
• World's most visited websites vulnerable to malware, spyware
• AusCERT: Web apps, social networks, virtualisation to attract more attacks
• UK storage startup boosts US market presence
• Five steps to VoIP adoption
• Green power is about more than power
• Evaluating messaging and email platforms
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• IBM unveils optical computing system for moving huge data files
• Open Energy to employ IMServ
• Home Office laptop sold on eBay
• Buffer overflow attacks target Facebook and MySpace
• BEA joins forces with VMware to deliver Java virtualisation
• Teen ‘botnet boss’ charged in New Zealand
• Investment firm uses software to comply with money-laundering directive
• Merrill Lynch opens IT support centre
• Schroders enhances portfolio construction tool with speedy algorithms
• Novell returns to profitability on the back of increased Linux sales
• Machines propose love at Victoria Station
• Microsoft slashes cost of Windows Vista to help clear shelves for SP1
• Hackers use common packing methods to infect users
• Two-thirds of firms have used ITIL best practice framework
• Hospitals offered “real-life” virtual meeting technology to improve remote healthcare
• Data warehousing and business intelligence still on an upward curve
• UK IT jobs threatened by ‘onshore off-shoring’
• MId Yorkshire NHS Trust makes IT efficiency push
• MindManager aids Ice Warrior Project
• Demand for IT staff in financial services falls
• Konica Minolta UK drops SAP Netweaver Mobile following fall in productivity
• Abbey integrates systems to speed invoicing
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