• Inverclyde saves with fibre network
  • IBM unveils software to modernise mainframe apps
  • Deutsche Bank outsources to HCL Technologies
  • Configuring VLANs
  • Green networking Part 2: Networks in need of a green thumb
  • Australia and NZ broadband backwards
  • Mobile device management now a top priority for vendors
  • Microsoft releases next generation Windows Live services
  • Google announces mobile phone strategy
  • EU wants to fight terrorism with more passenger data
  • Open Source VoIP Guide Part 5: Is it supported?
  • Graduates say IT is geekiest profession, and they will not enter it
  • IBM releases free business IT skills game to universities
  • Microsoft sacks its CIO
  • IBM offers firms tradeable IT energy saving certificates
  • Vodafone and Nokia open the door to new services
  • IT professionals ignore risks from social networks
  • Business continuity for SMEs
  • Microsoft unveils SOA strategy
  • Mediation organisation focusses on intellectual property
  • BSI British Standards to publish web standards
  • F5 delivers nine-fold increase in application firewall performance
  • Microsoft offers free enterprise search platform
  • Dell buys iSCSI storage firm EqualLogic for £700m
  • Australians called to apply for heritage project
  • Non-unified communications can cost millions
  • How disaster recovery fits into your business continuity plan
  • Adaptec reports losses
  • CommVault revenues spike after update of Simpana backup app
  • Users leaving Fibre Channel for iSCSI Sans find pros, cons
  • Storage security becoming a priority
  • PODCAST: What are Wireless Mesh Networks?
  • Green networking Part 1: Selling the idea to executives
  • Cisco upgrades Catalyst 4500 and 6500 switches
  • IBM devises an energy efficient certificate programme
  • Open Source VoIP Guide Part 4: How do you deploy it?
  • Super 3G phones to take lion’s share of market
  • SFIA conference will focus on user experience
  • Telcos will fail as content providers, says Gartner
  • Western European PC shipments up 17.7%, but UK market ‘weaker’
  • Northern Ireland provides shared services blueprint
  • Don't rush Fusion upgrades, users tell Oracle
  • Intelligence software drives Informatica results
  • Mobile technology oppresses workers
  • Research projects to get 30 million hours on Europe's supercomputers
  • Warning as first serious Apple Mac Trojan hits
  • HSBC to integrate its global fraud defences
  • LeftHand adds hardware to iSCSI SANs
  • Google announces open source operating system for smartphones
  • Google announces open source operating system for smartphones
  • The Land Registry in security scare
  • Accenture and Thomas Cook sign 10-year outsourcing contract
  • Internet plagiarists beware
  • Government not ready to play its ID cards
  • Open Source VoIP Guide Part 3: Ready for business?
  • HM Revenue & Customs puts 15,000 at risk of fraud
  • IBM offers PCI compliance programme
  • Finalists announced in the e-Government National Awards 2007
  • Royal & SunAlliance outsources £92m of UK IT work to T-Systems
  • 8,500 mobile devices a year lost at airports
  • Aaargh! Zombies!
  • Broaden broadband debate: Comms Alliance
  • Broaden broadband debate: Comms Alliance
  • Open Source VoIP Guide Part 2: Who uses it?
  • India deal clears Skandia’s app maintenance backlog
  • Global SAP users unite to push business needs
  • Regional development agency puts Citrix thin clients in student homes
  • Deskbound work culture stifles productivity
  • DPM's diary: Tuesday 6 November 2007
  • Irwin Mitchell aims for BS25999 business continuity certification
  • Corus aims for faster orders with trade management system
  • Google creates network of social networkers
  • BCS health informatics magazine hails model Blackberry roll-out for care workers
  • NHS to upgrade Data Spine
  • Virtualisation to haunt users, security experts in 2008
  • Reasons to develop your software offshore
  • Companies' data is vulnerable to insecure road warriors - study
  • Clayton Glass saves with wireless stock system
  • Careers focus: working in retail IT
  • The evolution of stock market technology
  • Security zone: outsourcing improves security jobs
  • North Yorkshire social workers save time with case management system
  • Users may need Vista to make most of Server 2008
  • China picks up the cyberbaton with five-year plan
  • Hot skills: become a speedy software developer with TCL
  • Eye of newt and toe of frog make spam a heady grog
  • Cunning spammers find internet users’ soft spot
  • First it was Big Brother, now it’s Bebo (Oh) Brother
  • Calendar makers sell IT as fast track to modelling
  • My 10 pages-per-minute trumps your dot matrix
  • Construction group uses mobile network routers to reduce project delays
  • Littlest nation joins top 10 internet domains
  • China uses virtual worlds to transform business
  • Using SEM to get a clearer picture of security threats
  • New diploma aims to meet businesses’ IT skills needs
  • Microsoft yet to patch XP security flaw
  • Virtual worlds are 2008’s ‘breakthrough technology’
  • Dr Who and the fable of the exploding door
  • Law firm implements online e-mail archiving
  • Next move: how do I become a mobile phone programmer?
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