• Local government software market dominated by six firms
• Slow e-mail responses may lose customers, study says
• Red Hat releases JBoss Enterprise Platform 4.2
• Trinity Horne launches FTSE 100 productivity index
• PatchLink completes SecureWave takeover
• Anti-virus software market grows
• Adobe patches three Flash security flaws
• Faster Payments delayed
• Government outlines ID-card security measures
• Grid computing can power your business
• Server 2008 beta to improve security, say analysts
• Denial-of-service attacks get easier to set up
• Mobility could hold the key to broader UC adoption
• Smartphone diagnostics, troubleshooting go remote
• IBM washes hands of IceCube storage project
• Web security gateways meet rising malware threats
• Zero-day auction site highlights ethical debate
• Plan for the unexpected
• Manufacturing software is evolving to 2.0, says study
• Governance to fore as Verizon completes Cybertrust deal
• Stena Bulk oils the wheels with mobile communication technology
• Victory Challenge set sail with virtualisation
• Argyll and Bute council uses VoIP to create virtual contact centre
• Ofcom to allow public sector to raise cash by trading spectrum
• Bristol airport chooses Sita platform
• Harrods looks to integrate its online and in-store operations
• Seattle police charge former Boeing worker for computer trespass
• Open source database makes a date with singles site
• Big increase in unified communications take-up as sales reach £191m
• Information commissioner 'horrified' at number of data breaches
• Mobility could hold the key to broader UC adoption
• LSE's Tradelect platform contributes to 19% rise in trading volume
• Chevron deploys Avena portal for floating Nigerian gas site
• Stephen Timms given new role in Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
• Microsoft puts date on launch of Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008
• IT staff move on after three years
• E-mail archiving still uncommon in corporate world
• Ofcom making headway in digital technology abuses, says annual report
• Oracle launches Database 11g
• Customers to take advantage of slowing business data services market
• Vista's event viewer improves security management
• Ethernet network troubleshooting
• Video over IP: What the voice manager needs to know
• Business process outsourcing can be key for survival
• Who's Who in Australian IT security - Researchers
• Stena Bulk chooses Neverfail to protect communications
• Dell pledges SMB support with launch of new PCs
• Microsoft Software Assurance renewals in doubt
• Olympics budget excludes IT costs
• E-crime challenges for IT managers increasing
• ID theft risk may be overstated, says US Government Accountability Office
• Investment in disaster recovery expected to rise
• SPI mobilises with Cognito
• BT uses Blue Coat to accelerate NHS broadband
• Web developer pay increases
• IT service management needs cultural change
• Customer service and unified communications 'pain points' for UK businesses
• IT heavyweights launch government data security initiative
• Arla Foods selects Norman Network Protection
• United in threat management part three: how scared are you?
• Updating a QoS strategy for VoIP traffic
• Google promises expansion after security vendor purchase
• CommVault revamps data storage backup software
• Getting ready for fixed mobile convergence
• Cisco networking certification targets entry level
• Engineering and technology sector faces skills shortage, IET warns
• Standard Life Bank rolls out CRM software to up sales calls
• Who's Who in Australian IT security - Hackers and hobbyists
• United in threat management part three: how scared are you?
• Microsoft July updates for critical Excel, Windows and .NET flaws
• Mobile payments increase
• Many small and medium businesses in Europe have no control of printing costs
• Google buy shakes up email archiving
• Standard Life chooses VMware for hot-desking
• Compliance, security take managing log data to next level
• Data breaches, compliance drive intellectual property protection
• VMware holds largest UK conference
• Department of health denies newspaper report
• FSA signs contract to upgrade system
• FileMaker 9 released
• Croydon extends Northgate deal
• Online index shows management jobs surge
• Firefox 3.0 beta delayed
• Firms aim to modernise legacy systems rather than replace them
• Unified messaging system updates company's voicemail
• Health department to put record straight on NPfIT
• Virtual contact centre update signals IP's ascendancy
• University of Wolverhampton launches data security degree
• Embrace consumer technologies, says Gartner
• How web conferencing and collaboration tools can transform your company
• ActiveX security flaws plague SAP GUI
• BT to banish SMEs' helpdesk 101
• Barclaycard requests pre-registration for three in one card
• United in threat management part two: has UTM delivered?
• More Trojan threats unleashed
• IT professionals need to break glass ceiling
• Security professionals back data disclosure
• Hotel chain ups guest satisfaction and revenue with call monitoring
• IT companies find it tough to get the business skills from technical people
• Green intenet centre planned in Manchester
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