• Sainsbury eyes £440m saving after bringing IT back in-house
• Reed recruits Windows Server 2008
• Hamphshire Council wins best practice award
• Travel websites must embrace Web 2.0 if they are to improve online usability
• Virtualisation presents security challenges
• Online spending hits £4.2bn record high in February
• Users face buy-in challenge with disaster recovery
• No-maintenance array aims to eliminate hard drive swaps
• Security provider picks Pillar over EMC on cost
• Social inclusion and e-services causing security fears
• Selling BC/DR to management
• Network modernisation in an optically dominated era
• Cisco's VoiceCon keynote: A vision of the future with TelePresence
• Operational issues have datacentres at breaking point
• Mothercare to clean up systems brood with Coda
• Email back-up compliance saves solicitors time and money
• Cardiff gives researchers supercomputing help
• Microsoft warns of Word attack
• New business continuity standard will protect reputations and cut risk, says BSI
• Massive rise in phishing attacks in 2008
• 90% of people don't trust government with personal data
• A guide to practical encryption across the business
• IT graduates still heading for London
• Security being ignored as VoIP deployments increase
• Lincolnshire County Council employs Systran software to translate website
• Interflora stops queues with hosted network service
• Windows XP Service Pack 3 download to include Vista features
• CIO interview: Abby Ewen, Simmons & Simmons
• 3Com chases Bain for $73 million break-up fee
• Server virtualisation creates a network configuration burden
• Open platforms are essential to the future of unified communications
• IT workers being bullied, says union
• Gartner declares iPhone ready for business
• How to lock down Windows mobile security
• E.ON maps overhead powerlines
• Prudential seals £750m BPO deal with Capita
• Ofcom forces BT to up compensation for bad service to broadband providers
• Home Office cannot find £1.3m to fund e-crime unit
• Bruichladdich distillery adopts Tropos ERP system
• Cafcass signs £25m transformational government deal with Fujitsu
• IBM opens European Cloud Computing centre in Dublin
• Police build national database of mugshots to help CCTV policing
• Prisoner database riddled with errors
• IT employers ‘need to improve interviewing skills’
• SAP and Novell collaborate to deliver open source business products
• Business metrics software can combat recession, says Gartner
• Microsoft releases final test version of Hyper-V
• Court ruling strengthens UK patents on software
• One in 10 Brits trust the Government with personal data protection
• App delivery architects and engineers are key staff for IT firms
• Server virtualisation and the network: Site consolidation's impact on latency
• Service provider special: How to upgrade to VoIP
• Fibre-optic certification
• Desktop integration not sufficient to justify unified comms
• iPhone ready for business users, says Gartner
• Brocade unveils file management system for Windows
• Premier Decorations takes HighJump for supply chain platform
• UK government warns of economy’s reliance on internet
• Crowne Plaza Hotels Ireland checks in Secure Computing to beat web threats
• Cisco Certified Voice Professional lab updates mimic live networks
• Despite hurdles, mobile developers eager to build iPhone applications
• Unison offers live online test for Linux unified comms system
• Top Caterpillar dealer selects Lawson Software to improve customer service
• Cisco Certified Voice Professional lab updates mimic live networks
• IBM customers should check threat of software patent lawsuits
• Nationwide banks on SAP for business transformation
• ISPs' plans for behaviour-targeted ads could break law
• Microsoft releases Windows Vista Service Pack 1 to Windows Update
• Nearly half of UK companies go for SOA
• Archiving can complicate backups if you're not careful
• Online gaming world signals future security challenges
• Inside the Winlockpwn Firewire crack
• Siemens profits warning marks unsettled period for IT services
• Avaya introduces new unified communications bundle
• Femtocells to boost enterprise communications by end of year
• Phishers widen attacks on banking industry
• CIOs still lack IT influence on the board, survey says
• US supermarket chain loses 4.2 million credit and debit card numbers in hack
• Mobile operating system preview: Opera Mobile 9.5
• Avaya solves fragmented presence problem with federated presence server
• Mobile search revenues to reach £2.4bn by 2013
• Siemens issues profits warning
• Cyber Storm 2 exercise reveals security preparedness
• Solarsoft management information software saves Bako £30,000 a year
• Gas infrastructure provider Fulcrum recycles 2,000 IT items under WEEE
• Public does not trust government with personal data
• One-third of CIOs say their datacentres won’t cope with business demands
• York St John University selects data archiving platform to support ILM strategy
• IT standards needed to help green automotive industry
• Hackers attempt to spread malware via Trend Micro website
• VoIP Codecs - which is the best for you?
• IBM unveils worlds tiniest optical chip switch for energy efficiency
• Sun Microsystems founder calls for industry-wide security standards
• Mobilise your website to capture boom in phone users, says Forrester
• New immigration rules may hamper Indian software contracts
• IBM faces £3m e-tailer claim over WebSphere and Net Commerce
• Nokia tops new smartphone ranking
• BT appoints former health minister Hewitt to board
• Mobile internet usage in Europe to surge over the next five years
• Three-quarters of IT managers demand security skills
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