• Colleges get central shared research repository
• Eversheds outsources IT service delivery
• iSoft puts CSC legal action on ice
• Standalone open source software market reaches £900m
• Final judgement on Microsoft's anti-competitive behaviour
• NetApp centralised storage pays off for risk management firm
• RBS uses data sharing service to fight CNP fraud
• Apps testing could pressure security vendors
• New hacking technique shields attackers
• Lack of non-technical skills holding back graduates
• Zero-day flaws affect Firefox, IE
• Analysts make the case for enterprise security architectures
• Citrix enhances application performance monitoring offering
• Lloyds TSB rolls out software to detect insider fraud
• Network access controlled via biometrics
• Avaya sold for £4.3bn
• Gartner tells IT security pros to learn language of risk
• Presence interoperability
• Bug Game Hunters day three: Oldies but goodies
• IBM to acquire Watchfire for risk, compliance
• Windows security testing: Five tips for the summer
• Business intelligence now a given for SMBs
• Watchfire will help IBM build application security
• ISDN implementation: Part 1 -- Understanding the standard
• Why Australia needs a VoIP providers' alliance
• Your shout: undervalued support staff deserve respect
• Avaya to merge with Silver Lake and TPG Capital
• Avaya to merge with Silver Lake and TPG Capital
• Travel agent turns more lookers into bookers on website
• Novell appoints new UK head
• Using presence with your business partners
• Large firms fail to monitor databases for security
• Intel unveils new chipset family
• General Electric rolls out Sophos security
• Fixed Mobile Convergence to attract 170m users
• BMW virtualises datacentre to cut costs
• 62,000 Bank of Scotland customers face identity theft risk
• Open battle will boost compatibility
• Downtime: internet cures Britain's queuing obsession
• Broker uses forensic e-mail system to meet compliance
• Police issue £600m tender for database
• Storage industry ponders power efficiency
• Think tank highlights five keys to MiFID compliance
• Last call for open source draft licence issued
• Palm investment squashes acquisition rumours
• VeriSign, AirMagnet team up for wireless security
• Firms still spending on ECM
• SearchSMB.com blogs
• PCs, servers and tools for SMBs
• SMBs sample SaaS via telecoms
• Two years turns into seven-to-life for Cisco's Peter Hughes
• Deploying VoIP: Five things every CIO should know
• iSoft sues CSC over acquisition stance
• Retailers lead rise in IT spending growth
• Albert Hall cuts comms costs with converged IP network
• Gartner: retail IT must ramp up for Web 2.0
• Banks invest to meet rising demand for online services
• Evasive web attacks bypass security systems
• 19-year-old Bath student sells YouTube rival for £630,000
• WAN storage guide -- Chapter 1: WAN basics
• How do businesses use presence?
• Siemens and BT form identity and access management alliance
• Moss reaps IP network efficiencies
• Risk and reward as a data defender
• The economics of Web 2.0
• Government carbon target to hit datacentre operators
• Weekly compilation of storage news: cheap alternative to disc
• Do security certifications have credibility?
• Security news updates: Google Desktop exploit code circulates
• Capitalise on 'Chindia' collaboration to remain competitive, says Gartner
• Secure Computing and Finjan enter patent battle
• Web 2.0: beyond the buzz words
• Spotlight on staff security risks as data watchdog probes C&W breach
• Firms offered staff knowledge intranet testing platform
• IBM service helps firms gauge carbon footprint
• Sensis replaces EMC with NetApp?
• Bug Game Hunters
• When disaster strikes: Have preset recovery objectives at hand
• EMC adds authentication with security acquisition
• IBM: We're No. 1 in storage hardware
• Storage Area Network School: Lesson 2
• Speech technology needs to be more natural to be useful
• 10GBASE-T standard approved, Ethernet alliance ponders future advances
• What is 'presence'?
• Civil servants told to destroy reports on risky IT projects
• Chip market slumps over lower prices
• Gamblers move to online lottery
• File infectors top malware charts
• Top spammer indicted on email fraud, identity theft
• LSE transfers IT contracts for security
• Retailers to drive SOA
• Sclavos's VeriSign departure leaves many questions unanswered
• Orange overhauls business tariffs
• Two plead guilty in data security breach
• Dell to cut 10% while books are scrutinised
• BBC ventures into second life
• Capita in pole position to win £600m digital switchover contract
• Web is biggest threat, says Sophos
• AOL sidelines major virtualisation tools
• Businesses encouraged to switch off
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