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• IPv6 migration
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• Sun wants to dis-integrate storage industry
• Why thin's back in - Part 1
• IT breakdown forces Barclays to borrow from Bank of England
• Bournville College invests in corporate CRM system
• IBM announces atomic computing breakthroughs
• Vodafone signs £40m deal with Cable & Wireless
• Co-operative Financial Services automates decision-making with Blue Prism
• Visa predicts cash's downfall
• Mobile workers shirking security responsibilities
• Monster hack sees 146,000 government job applicants' records taken
• Government to research privacy of IT systems
• Allianz Insurance adopts new electronic trading platform
• Daily Mail and General Trust modernises with Agresso
• BBC signs £43m deal with Siemens for digital switchover
• Spark Ada flies into Thales development
• Metro goes commercial with RFID
• Security fears prevent firms adopting wireless networks
• Your shout! Recruitment agencies are not the only problem
• Covergis rebrands in new business intelligence initiative
• IBM and Microsoft to vie for unified comms market
• Cisco issues CallManager security update
• Applix tightens business analytics link to SAP
• Lack of reliable information increasing datacentre outage risk
• IP extends its reach in data storage
• VMware's acquisition of Determina could improve security
• Skype outage shows risk of free services in business
• Jericho Forum at a crossroads as key suppliers shrink from its guidelines
• Suncorp reveals five-year VoIP plan
• Edinburgh Council IT savvy helps ease tax burden
• 90% of online adults worried about phishing
• Dotcom brands delivering customer satisfaction
• Microsoft Windows Server 2008 may be delayed
• TUC calls on employers to allow social networking sites at work
• BT extends outsourcing deal with Xansa
• Network access control vendors: Attraction vs. retention
• Predict technological change to stay secure
• East Sussex County Council installs broadband with BT
• Improvement Service in Scotland tenders personal licence database
• Open source drives improved sales for Novell
• Standard Life extends telecoms deal with THUS
• Microsoft to acquire chat provider Parlano
• Laptop theft exposes data of 106,000 US taxpayers
• Flaw found in MSN Messenger
• Critical flaw found in Oracle developer tool
• IMS, FMC on telecom carrier roadmaps
• WAN optimisation reinvented with Cisco WAAS, NetQoS
• IMS, FMC on telecom carrier roadmaps
• Businesses failing to invest in Web 2.0, says BEA
• Scottish Parliament outsources core IT to LogicaCMG
• Airwave roll-out due for ambulance service
• HP and Tandberg collaborate on video conferencing suite
• LogicaCMG sales increase 36.2%
• Randstad extends outsourcing contract with Logicalis
• Prestige car supplier outsources e-mail with Simply Mail Solutions
• Plant hire firm outsources IT
• Co-operative bank extends automation with Blue Prism
• Google seeks to replace chief financial officer
• European 'docuwaste' up but UK sees fall
• Rootkit found in older Sony USB device
• Realtime announces world’s smallest motherboard
• Raytheon Systems opens systems integration centre
• Data archives overview
• Unified communications slow to change U.S. work culture
• 280,000 New York pensioners in data theft scare
• Acer to acquire Gateway for £355m
• Art of Performance saves data with business continuity plan
• Windows System Center Configuration Manager to ship in November 2007
• Fujitsu builds £44m ‘green’ datacentre
• German universities migrate to Linux
• China accused of hacking Germany's government networks
• Midland Mainline rolls out next generation CCTV
• Fujitsu spins off technology and design operations
• Vodafone to upgrade its broadband network
• VoIP, unified communications study reveals challenges
• VoIP, unified communications study reveals challenges
• SANS: Attackers may be attempting Trend Micro exploits
• Military targets smart image processing
• Hornbill Systems encourages users to help save its namesake
• Thistle Hotels cuts costs with e-purchasing
• CIOs scramble for the right project managers
• VoIP, unified communications study reveals challenges
• VoiceCon Fall 2007: Unified communications still has barriers
• Optimising spectrum utilisation: The shared-access network
• Mobile application delivery
• Meet Joe Wang, President and CEO, Watchguard
• IBM back in iSCSI SAN fray
• What is considered best practices in terms of backup vaulting (offsite storage) frequency?
• Facebook: About as dangerous as Solitaire
• Building networks for cyber justice
• Stock exchange smashes records with new platform
• Northcliffe goes virtual to pre-test MS Exchange
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