• Sepaton claims 50-to-1 storage reduction ratio
• VoIP, unified communications adoption continue to rise
• First live tests of Tradelect are a success
• HFG drills into IFS's sector knowledge
• Net upgrade cuts Brodies' e-mail burden
• EMC buys Indigo Stone for bare-metal restore
• ULCC pilot shows wireless network benefits
• Microsoft announces new SQL server
• London Metropolitan University cuts IT asset costs by 40%
• Scarborough NHS Trust upgrades to Cisco high bandwidth wireless network
• Intel to bundle PGP data encryption in chip platforms
• Red Hat and Intel launch new client
• Tenon insurance protects its figures with online backup solution
• Northgate Education signs up to offer virtual learning
• UBS moves to SOA for developing financial apps
• Computer Weekly wins PPA editorial campaign of the year
• Research says companies do not see the value of their IT
• Cambridge university lab spends £80K to archive terabytes of data
• Use Ajax skills to enhance the online user experience
• Flexible working is growing attraction for IT staff
• Graduates out of favour with HR managers
• Wage inflation threatens outsourcing
• Government-backed report says UK must build its IT skills base
• All IT staff need security certification, says (ISC)2
• Microsoft releases link IT management and security
• Oracle releases system to aid database compliance
• London Insurance Market pilots trading update in attempt to keep ahead
• Linux guru backs new GNU licence
• British Library to create British e-mail archive
• Chester Zoo tames e-mail storage beast
• Half of UK firms using open source
• Packeteer and Microsoft to launch iShaper ‘branch office in a box’
• Sarbanes-Oxley defeat blow for SMBs
• Ultraspeed launches discless web hosting servers
• Death threats part of new online security scam
• Experts condemn plans to ease IT security standards
• BlackBerry Curve blurs lines say analysts
• NEC pushes bar on SAN scalability
• Symantec fixes flaws in Norton, pcAnywhere
• Prevent malware infection with malware detection tools
• Packeteer, Microsoft team on remote office WanOp
• Dutch bank signs major IT outsourcing deal
• SOA is this year’s big thing, says Accenture
• Blackberries now integrate with desk phones
• Free Windows sniffer gets Vista's scent
• Vodafone upgrades CRM system for enterprise business
• SMBs ideal for hosted VoIP
• Tibco extends Ajax support in messaging software
• US Homeland Security agency loses data on 100,000 employees
• Data deduplication firm pushes performance
• Fine prompts drive to secure customer data
• VocaLink merger gets go-ahead
• Cartesis adds governance and workforce planning to performance management platform
• Banking industry adopts contactless payments
• Kraft taps Epos data to plot demand
• Microsoft issues further guidance on Exchange update
• Microsoft issues critical DNS security updates
• Risk management: Think policy first, technology second
• Older platforms get the brunt of May patch activity
• Companies plug FTP holes with secure FTP servers
• What top five subjects does the CCNA test focus on?
• Tesco signs £18m IT contract extension
• Case notes on vulnerable children contained on £1.70 eBay computer
• Severn Trent rolls out spend management system
• Microsoft releases seven security patches today
• Marks & Spencer laptop theft threatens 26,000 staff
• Visy plans NextG disaster recovery
• Supplier preps SMB push
• Weekly compilation of storage news: key acquisitions
• Cisco fixes security flaws in appliances
• TJX security breach tied to Wi-Fi exploits
• Ethical printing report released
• Teachers trust signs ANS to provide new network
• Co-op merger opens door to systems consolidation
• NHS upgrade creates false patient records
• IBM ports CDP to memory card for laptop backup
• ISCSI TCP/IP TOE card specifications
• Tibco product news
• The Tote backs SOA in race to improve customer service
• Princes links barcode readers to SAP system
• What are the most important new disk drive technologies?
• Is RAID in general an obsolete technology today?
• CIOs struggle with open source governance, cite lack of tools
• Configure WAN protocols on a Layer 3 switch
• SAS vs. SATA vs. Fibre Channel and FATA disk drives and when to use which one
• What's the deal with SAS? (its adoption seems to be overwhelmed by Fibre Channel and SATA disks)
• Pros and cons of RAID-6, and how it compares to proprietary forms of RAID-6 (dubbed RAID-DP)
• Intransa launches 10 GigE IP SAN
• Nokia Siemens Networks planning 9,000 redundancies
• Do more on security, peer tells web firms
• Visa to launch contactless payment cards
• Legacy tracker helps HSBC assess offshore project risk
• Scottish election results delayed by e-voting problems
• W32/SillyFD-AA worm targets removable drives
• Analyst corner: security and compliance
• Mobile operators defend VoIP ban
• Outsourcing IT career progression
• Barclaycard and Oyster to roll out 'wave and pay' cards
• Azzurri launches managed comms service
• Power failures are fastest growing continuity issue as IT demands rise
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