• BEA introduces service bus for enterprise-wide SOA deployments
• City of Gothenburg outsources application development
• Mobile Wimax set to grow
• How to be future-ready for IP telephony
• Marks and Spencer signs £19m deal with Computacenter
• AMRO technology supports VocaLink
• Cisco Trusted Security to boost network security, management
• Mobile Linux apps forum works for cross compatibility
• Insider security threats from well-meaning workers
• 10 MPLS traffic engineering myths and half truths
• Web 2.0 creates ‘Trojan 2.0’ threat
• Funky Group implements Elertz for targeted web marketing
• How key should performance indicators be?
• EMC improves storage virtualisation platform
• UK business tolerant of recreational internet use, survey says
• Firms must consider privacy before installing new IT, says Information Commissioner
• Construction firm deploys Workspace document management
• Is the New Year the right time for a new job?
• Fujitsu to aid design of energy-efficient IT facilities
• Virtualisation key to more efficient IT
• San adoption cuts costs and power
• Nationwide extends mobile banking with iPhones
• Yotel: IP network convergence in a capsule
• What Visual Studio 2008 brings to client application development
• VocaLink uses audit tools to rationalise its networks
• DPM's diary: 11 December 2007
• Application developers not using hard metrics, Forrester says
• Akamai Technologies adds application acceleration technology to its platform
• Customers dissatisfied with eGovernment services, says survey
• Hertfordshire uses teleconferencing to deliver flexible working
• Reed works with Microsoft on early Windows upgrade
• Sun Microsystems extends start-up programme
• IBM starts patent dispute over power, cooling and clustering technology
• 2007: a year of sophisticated web threats
• Lambeth Council uses Bluetooth to spread anti-gun message to youth
• Information security strategies fail to meet corporate needs
• ‘£5m lottery scammer’ arrested
• UK technology SMEs get European voice
• Virgin Media signs £98m voice network management contract with BT
• Efficiency and security drive wireless tracking revenues
• Microsoft to release seven security patches on Tuesday
• IBM Classification Module set for an upgrade
• Ofcom to force BT to up broadband service to rivals
• Aviva deploys talent management system for 60,000 staff
• IT is closing the gap with business, say CIOs
• Server Manager: A closer look at its role in Windows Server 2008
• Backup software tested: StorageCraft ShadowProtect
• Agile development going mainstream, but care is needed
• EC to use mobile phones to track carbon footprints
• External controller-based disk storage market up 3.4%
• Cisco partners with BT on video conferencing
• IBM acquires on-demand data-protection firm Arsenal Digital Solutions
• Microsoft releases ADO.net Beta 3
• Truphone offers voice over IP for Facebook users
• Oracle to acquire Moniforce
• Green strategies not a priority for European IT departments
• Businesses 'confused' over what ITIL version 3 can offer
• Czech your users, says A-V firm
• Nokia acquires Avvenu
• Businesses at risk from hacker attacks, warns Finjan
• IT design process must consider environment, says Carbon Trust
• Public sector staff ‘ignore IT security’
• Eden Project swaps trowels for terabytes with Second Life
• Smoothwall improves school web filtering platform
• LogicaCMG hires school leavers as graduates dry up
• Callcredit speeds credit checks with SQL upgrade
• Retails swarm to Second Life
• Broadband satisfaction levels take a nosedive
• Socitm enables benchmarking in public sector
• IT heads must prepare continuity plans, Sungard report warns
• Telecom provider executives fail on the service quality front
• Microsoft makes Vista SP1 Release Candidate available
• Nortel joins forces with Microsoft to slash video conferencing bills
• Olympics, iPhone, Web 2.0 and ‘vishing’ to spur web attacks in 2008
• Gamma Telecoms saves with data retention software
• UK workers fail to strike work-life balance
• IBM donates web accessibility platform to open source Eclipse Foundation
• FastHost users warned of password breach
• Microsoft considers patch for web threat
• UK businesses failing to respond to e-mails
• Indian Microsoft researchers split PC screens
• Government says 95% of firms now offer flexible working
• Labour peer warns of IT literacy time bomb
• Green IT presents security concerns
• A new take on network security
• Contact centre takes the IP plunge
• Raleys Solicitors solves space problems with virtualisation
• IT chiefs will need to examine data retrieval systems in light of new law
• How to mitigate the security risks of outsourcing
• Microsoft releases Windows Server 2008 RC1
• Retail banks held back by legacy systems
• Socitm Insight assesses the future of transformational government
• Logistics company cuts costs and power with virtualisation
• Cisco ships its fastest ever IPS appliance
• BT extends IT services reach in Asia Pacific with £64m acquisition
• Firms fail to unlock value of unstructured data
• SMS celebrates 15th birthday
• Server sales up in third quarter
• SAP releases SAP Customer Relationship Management
• IBM increases investment in Africa
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