• 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
  • Experian implements data management system
  • Network Access for Cisco Guest Server
  • Vista sales to rise
  • SAP user group chairman steps down
  • PoE drives record quarter in switch sales
  • Law firm gets competitive with ISO 270001
  • Ofcom fines broadband provider
  • Copper could save on fibre as boffins aim for 100gbps
  • Making the case for Layer 2 and Layer 3 VPNs
  • Green policies hampered by lack of co-ordination
  • Nominet to manage voice-internet hook-ups
  • Harvey Nichols has ab fab integrated CRM and analysis solutions
  • Business intelligence grows as acquisitions cut vendor choice
  • RBS pilots mobile payments
  • BI software big in customer service, says Gartner
  • Banks turn monitoring software to high alert
  • Kane integrates mobile eqipment with Cognito software
  • Business continuity standard to become differentiator, says Sungard
  • .NET Framework 3.5: Communication, database improvements abound
  • Half of businesses fail to back-up data
  • Free Software Foundation develops open licence to cover SaaS
  • Denton Wilde Sapte offsite datacentre double network speeds
  • SCO drops plans to sell Unix
  • Allied Irish sends personal details to the wrong people
  • Civil engineers call for greener technology tools
  • Secure Programming Council releases first developer standard
  • Richard Collyers adopts unified network
  • Business failing to adopt from Web 2.0
  • NHS Direct unifies contact centres
  • HMRC data loss: NAO request evidence
  • Security's dirty little secret
  • Making the case for FCIP and FCoE
  • ICO gets right to spot check government departments in wake of HMRC privacy catastrophe
  • BigAir condemns Labor's broadband plans
  • BCS IT Industry Awards 2007 look for business focus
  • Smaller colleges and universities get special pricing
  • Alcoa adopts Oracle consolidated global database
  • New body offers to secure Java programming
  • Green strategies not a priority for European IT departments, says Symantec
  • West Lindsey council supports flexible working with security system
  • Timms opens RFID technology centre in Halifax
  • Bucks and Milton Keynes Fire & Rescue adopts mobile e-document system
  • St John Ambulance Supplies implements SAP Business One
  • Women considered second-class citizens in IT workplace
  • Astaro offers upgrade to unified threat management
  • IBM helps telcos towards new services using SOA and Web 2.0
  • Public believes councils must do more to protect their data
  • HMRC broke its own rules three times
  • Diamond Trading Company outsources IT services to Unisys
  • Firms well prepared for IT failure, says BSI British Standards
  • Missing child benefit CDs: what went wrong, and why it would have carried on regardless
  • Security's dirty little secret
  • Globalisation and the Australian ICT industry
  • Making the case for FCIP and FCoE
  • Experts: Privacy and security officers living in silos
  • Preview of NAP in Windows Server 2008
  • Unified communications considerations for 2008
  • Computer Weekly CIO Confidence Index
  • Fortnum & Mason improves store flexibility with new Lan
  • DNS servers still pose major security risks
  • US Department of Veteran Affairs in yet another data breach
  • Cisco introduces 20Gbps switch
  • Surrey council saves £300,000 a year on library supply chain costs
  • Skipton Building Society deploys new anti-fraud system for online accounts
  • HMRC exposes 25 million to fraud as it mislays discs
  • Microsoft buys Musiwave
  • Toyota standardises sales systems
  • Google makes bid for wireless spectrum in US
  • Dell buys into remote management market
  • RSA inventor: RSA standard made vulnerable through chip-design
  • Doctors voice doubts over costs and benefits of NPfIT
  • Doctors’ support for NHS IT programme plummets
  • Open source security tools
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