• Improvement still needed in crime data sharing, police report says
• Small firms use IT to seek new opportunities, study says
• Book digest: IT Risk - Turning Business Threats into Competitive Advantage
• Unisys criticised by union over plan to scrap final-salary pension scheme
• Computer Weekly to be featured on Channel 4's Dispatches
• Insurer adopts Sharepoint to meet FSA rule
• Microsoft ruling to boost user choice
• JD Sports boosts agility with mobile printers
• Bracknell council provides services through Digital TV
• AA cancels £50m IBM outsourcing contract
• Sirius and QlikTech bank on better business decisions
• IP networks move from routing to switching
• F5's new offering targets multimedia
• ITIL v3 FAQs
• Surveillance drives are worth watching
• Quantum's Tamlin jumps to Spectrum Data
• UK falling behind on Stem subjects, Conservative Party report says
• Government launches £20m competition for low-carbon technologies
• Oracle enhances business process analysis
• Millennium Project praises increasing global connectedness
• Westminster governs BI
• Enterprise architecture initiatives must demonstrate business value, says Gartner
• Ofcom to free up more 3G spectrum to boost speeds
• Tesco.com improves marketing with e-mail deal
• ITIL system donated to child-abuse centre
• Funding for mash-ups increases
• Only 1 in 10 UK firms offers PCI:DSS compliance
• Berners-Lee: patented technology impedes mobile web
• Oxford University Press wins prize for oldest HP-UX server
• 37% of second-hand discs contain sensitive data
• Liberal Democrat MP calls for Data Protection Act reform
• Welsh council workers lose jobs over eBay addiction
• RSPCA improves efficiency in distributing calls to staff in the field
• Eircom wins £70m Northern Ireland Civil Service networking contract
• Aberdeen signs £650,000 deal with Consilium Technologies for billing services
• Public sector IT must become greener, says government
• Brent council to roll out resident data system from Initiate Systems
• Esure saves time managing websites using Oracle system
• UK IT managers waste 5.85 million hours a year sifting through spam
• AA’s IT director leaves after £6.5bn Saga tie-up
• Australians more tech-aware
• NetScout acquires Network General
• Unified communications an 'uphill battle' for Microsoft
• Australians more tech-aware
• Wireless troubleshooting
• EU proposes new technologies for cleaner, safer cars
• IT risks rising up audit committee agendas
• Highway Agency rolls out new services to road users
• Banks to increase security spending
• Cardiff University improves efficiency with database system
• SAP expands mid-market on-demand offering
• PC shipments up 12.3% for the year
• Used car buyers offered TfL online congestion charge checker
• Manchester council launches ‘high accessibility’ Web 2.0 website
• UK moves into top five e-government countries
• Government appoints Airbus head as chief technology advisor
• MiFID stirs technology change at stock exchanges
• Rugged IP converters released by GarrettCom
• Herts council consolidates comms services to save cash
• Intel announces chipset to support Wimax and Wi-Fi
• Private Mobile Networks joins construction IT group
• Smartcards introduced for bus passes for elderly
• World outsourcing market up 9% to £365bn
• IT managers need to ‘talk business’ on risks
• Secure software may take 50 years, says Rutkowska
• End-to-end network management enables reliable VoIP, unified communications
• 802.11 protocols
• Intelligent network management = Better service
• IBM releases free set of desktop collaboration tools for business
• Oracle updates Microsoft database migration tool
• Firms fail to adopt green datacentres
• Microsoft signs patent deal with integrated circuit supplier
• Apple chooses O2 as sole UK carrier for iPhone launch
• Paypal puts trust in two-factor authentication
• Intel sets out chip roadmap and shows off first 32nm chips
• Microsoft releases SP1 for embedded product development platform
• Businesses need to manage reputation online, Gartner says
• Spend less on IT security, says Gartner
• 120 million mobile TV users expected by 2012
• The hacking disclosure debate
• Why you should plan Windows network security tests
• Cisco to acquire Cognio
• Nokia to acquire mobile advertiser
• Nokia to acquire mobile advertiser
• Wireless security
• Darlington FC becomes a WiMax ISP to raise player funds
• Shannon Development improves business processes with enterprise content management
• Minister calls for UK broadband roadmap
• Social network users hide identities
• Google adds presentation software to Google Docs
• MTV wants its VoIP
• Breaking the green barriers in Brisbane
• Electronic document management to save car parts supplier £100,000 a year
• Employers back initiative to turn youngsters on to IT
• IT metrics needed to identify real value of IT, says Touchpaper
• Wireless network deployment and management
• Wireless access points
• Government returns to mainframe model to deliver shared services
• CFI upholds Microsoft anti-competitive ruling
• Government should provide guidance on data breaches, say experts
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