• IT managers not taking all holidays, according to Chartered Management Institute
• Moss Bros to save through communications and transactions system
• MoD improves health & safety reporting with £5m system
• Enterprise search provider buys storage co Zantaz
• NetSuite IPO has SMBs optimistic
• IBM targets SMBs with affordable blade servers
• SOA, Web services security gaining priority at large enterprises
• Gordon Brown moves Lord Hunt, a ministerial head of the NHS IT plan
• Cisco users upbeat about security direction
• Thus connects Wales & West Utilities
• Nanoforum reports on security for nanotechnology
• PC can recognise facial expressions
• Department of Work and Pensions chooses EDS for print contract
• Premier League saves cash with electronic document management
• Effective collaboration and communication: what it takes
• Business intelligence projects fail without C-level ownership
• Review of NHS could impact IT
• Boots upgrades pension system in £1.3m deal
• Indian outsourcer creates more than 200 jobs in Belfast
• Hartlepool council uses Northgate to improve finance integration
• Maritime and Coastguard Agency employs remote management
• London Olympics IT firm completes Beijing system on schedule
• Betbrokers chooses Saphire for business support
• BT to deliver support services for Unisys’s global network operations
• Fixed-mobile convergence bridges more than wired and wireless
• NAO unveils contractor management tool for government
• Jülich Research Centre buys world’s second-fastest supercomputer
• Gartner urges businesses to put pressure on Microsoft over virtualisation
• Technology is not reaching the disadvantaged, according to FreshMinds report
• Education and trade department reshuffles welcomed by e-skills UK
• Senior managers targeted by hackers, according to MessageLabs
• Data storage startups emerge from stealth
• Nottinghamshire trials mobile patient records scheme
• SAP admits inappropriate downloading of Oracle files
• Brown must be open on IT projects
• Citigroup expands trading platform offering with £358m acquisition
• Strategy Clinic: can an MBA help you get a management role?
• EMC and Oracle expand collaboration plans
• Mobile wallets to replace payment cards
• Talking Trojan strikes
• Goverment launches information assurance strategy
• OGC extends LogicaCMG government payroll services agreement
• VoIP measurement boosts customer service efficiency
• Are PCI auditors pitching products?
• Banks forge pan-European payments system
• California students fear data breach
• Industry calls for Brown to act
• Weekly compilation of storage news: moving terabytes to iSCSI San
• Users may miss out on cut-price EU mobile roaming charges
• Obstacles to lean business culture outlined
• Fixed-mobile convergence may have hidden costs
• Data leakage problem tough to solve
• ICO launches new Data Protection Strategy
• Charteris adopts web based skills assessment
• Sussex Police aspires to better BI
• SAS hails BI leadership
• KXEN is the art of analytics
• Dow speeds up time to market with SOA
• Financial services firms fail with offshore call centres, says study
• Stock exchange IT set to save £10m in merger
• SearchSecurity.com Blogs
• Make skills a top priority, Brown urged
• Vodafone rolls out secure remote access service for firms
• VW to save £35m with global access management
• Users slam lack of virtual apps support
• UK lawsuit could have serious global repercussions for business
• O2 dome full of technology
• SanDisk settles patent dispute over flash storage
• Technical glitches hit iPhone users
• WEEE finally comes into force
• Infected web pages reach almost 30,000 a day
• Intellect: Business Advisory Council needs technology representation
• VoIP SIP fundamentals
• New malware threat 'piggybacks' on regular spam
• VoIP measurement boosts customer service efficiency
• No falls into compliance with Tripwire
• Gartner urges CIOs to change software for better compliance
• Tumbleweed to stop drift of data leaks
• Data breaches undermine consumer confidence
• CIOs get solutions to meet governance regulations
• Council uses server virtualisation to slash energy and hardware costs
• Oracle helps IT directors tap into UK start-up firms
• Swiss Re extends BPO deal with CSC
• IBM unveils new compliance software
• Software to help CIOs meet governance regulations
• A framework for change
• New College in Durham reports major savings from converged network
• Vendors admit more cooperation needed on security
• Socitm seeks security trainers
• SIP fundamentals
• Firms struggle with network troubleshooting
• Optimise your data delivery system
• Mobile communications assists construction project management
• Mifid raises IT concerns for financial firms
• Downtime: ATMs, virtual gorillas, supercomputers
• Westminster council scraps parking meters for mobile payment system
• Betfair sets up software-development centre in Romania
• NHS roles offer job satisfaction
• DPM's diary: 3 July 2007
• Users seek support on virtualisation
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