• Microsoft to issue seven security patches next Tuesday
• Mothercare boosts quality of IT support
• Tax systems wrongly issue fines to up to 14,000 firms
• Barclays greens and saves as thin clients replace PCs
• US woman fined £100,000 for sharing 24 copyrighted songs on P2P network
• Novell releases openSUSE 10.3
• Amsterdam airport uses RFID for baggage system
• Treasury to decide next week on National Fraud Centre
• AstraZeneca finds apps that fail to run on Vista
• 02 launches broadband
• ABN Amro IT could be split after takeover
• How to back up Microsoft Exchange Part One
• Happy Birthday to TechTarget ANZ
• IP telephony adoption rising, quality sagging
• Oracle simplifies managing 11g database storage
• SunGard brings software as a service to email
• Tool suites for identifying the problem -- from 'Network troubleshooting and diagnostics'
• Unified Communications guide Part 5: How to get a taste
• Meet Siemens Enterprise Networks' CTO
• Whitehall criticised over payoff to OGC chief
• Podcast: the true cost of IT security
• IBM launches quieter blade server for small offices
• Cutter paper: IT's role in creating business advantage
• Tesco: IT an increasing driver of business
• Government plans £100m NHS technology investment
• Skills should be employer led, say Conservatives
• EMC buys Mozy online data backup business
• Four Facebook users fuel Sophos security scare
• Liverpool hospital saves staff time with single sign-on
• Nisa-Today’s gets virtual to cut processing
• Midlands Co-op automates processes with EDI
• Cork City Council deploys Sun systems
• Motorway service chain takes welcome break from spam
• Mills & Reeve consolidates communications on IP network
• Study maths to become an IT professional, says Willetts
• Apacs promotes electronic payments amid postal strike
• Littlewoods automates back office and frees staff
• Somerset councils sign £400m IT services deal with IBM
• Storage Expo 2007 preview
• Everest expedition uses HP systems
• Capitalising on security flaws
• Choosing a partner for building a SAP service oriented architecture
• Hot skills: IPv6
• Virtual storage brings savings
• Thin provisioning: the future of storage?
• UK companies ‘under-invest’ in IT, Tory says
• Web 2.0 will demand faster training cycles, say experts
• MPs praise schools’ IT initiatives
• Financial firms miss out on top IT talent, says recruiter
• Going green with storage
• A happy workforce is a creative workforce
• Tradelect platform pays dividends
• Microsoft rises to Google challenge with online software delivery plans
• Tories slam ‘gimmicky’ web voting and call for urgent action on e-crime
• Pillar announces support for 1 TB SATA drives
• Dot Hill plots iSCSI, RAID 6 and midrange SANs
• Disk array expansion and replacement
• IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) lags mobile application delivery
• IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) lags mobile application delivery
• Chemical manufacturer boosts global IT with Unisys deal
• KAS Bank improves Swift transaction processing with Microsoft
• Microsoft releases code for .net to ease development
• Firms must do more to protect online reputations
• IBM releases SOA suite
• Tower Hamlets deploys CMS for access
• Government dumps online junior doctor recruitment after history of failure
• Nisa-Today’s implements IBM virtulisation to cut processing time
• IT professionals are 'model' learners
• Use existing technology to go green, says Carbon Trust
• Unified Communications guide Part 4: Only for big business?
• Websense completes SurfControl acquisition to further intelligent content protection
• Microsoft offers small firms a steer on search engine marketing
• Credit Suisse creates global IT infrastructure with BEA
• BT and FON aim for largest online Wi-Fi community
• Natural History Museum adopts Supportworks ITSM
• Fortune 500 firms lose £125m a year from poor business intelligence
• Soca to use data mining to fight fraud
• World’s largest Wi-Fi community the aim of BT and FON
• Network engineering applications -- from 'Network troubleshooting and diagnostics'
• 3Com aims VoIP at SMEs
• UK companies know little about IT assets, says survey
• Provider push will lead to 435 million mobile SIP users by 2012
• RICS opts for bespoke call centre
• Negative attitudes compromising compliance and risk management
• Unite members vote for industrial action at Siemens
• Refusal to provide encryption key to earn five years in jail
• Strategic influence of CIO on wane as churn spirals
• UPS offers paperless shipping
• Unified Communications guide Part 3: What can it achieve?
• IBM brings Web 2.0 to form filling system
• Britannia reduces phone queues with hosted call-back service
• BT service reduces denial-of-service attack response times
• European Commission takes anti-trust action against Qualcomm over 3G
• UK office workers shun electronic filing
• BA goes live with change management system
• Google aims Postini e-mail security tools at enterprises as counter to Office Live
• Gartner's China, India guide book
• Storage Basics Part 3: Getting the most out of iSCSI
• The future of Unix Part 3: IBM's view
• Security strategies for SMBs
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