• Richmond college improves performance of IT with new support desk
• Government-backed report shows IT skills boost earnings
• Pre-paid payment card fraud on the up, says Retail Decisions
• Housing association tenants to pay rent through digital TV
• Norland Managed Services picks CMS from Touchstone
• Employers struck by shortage of .net skills
• Mobile VoIP Part 3 - Who uses mobile VoIP today?
• Talk Talk gives voice to SMB communications
• SMEs failing to make best of green initiatives
• How to secure a top managerial role
• Accounting for the needs of SMEs
• Shared services in the public sector
• Businesses fail to secure new technologies, reveals survey
• Mobile VoIP Part 2 - When will it take off?
• How structured cabling saved water in Queensland
• Demand for mobile broadband rising, says Ofcom
• E-mail malware down but infected websites up, says Sophos
• PCs help develop new climate change model for Africa
• Sony to issue fix to solve memory stick hack threat
• Friends Provident rolls out business tracking system to advisers
• Online merchant system allows cautious surfers to pay offline
• Free Wi-Fi served in McDonald’s
• Zango loses case against Kaspersky Lab
• Security software failing to stop malware
• Rugby World Cup to cost firms £461m in lost productivity
• Newcastle and North Tyneside councils deploy shared e-mail to save cash
• National Express outsources Citrix system
• Betfair to speed debugging
• 'One patient, one record' unrealistic, says BCS group
• Dunfermline uses web fraud hunter
• Sum2 adds up risk for SMBs
• Royal Caribbean floats workforce system
• Legacy IT skills added to ITMB degree course
• Structuring data for business advantage
• IBM unveils Data Masking Solution
• IT problem-solving: from magic buttons to prayer
• Hot skills: Blackberry Enterprise Server skills
• Storage news weekly: Cisco still creeping up on Brocade
• Process gains in store for Aga network
• Formula 1 stars test drive new fast payment system from RBS
• Union investigates bullying in IT industry
• HDS makes services a formality
• Why thin's back in - Part 2
• Now the dust has settled on pornography filtering...
• Wireless network security: Controlling secondary connections
• Mobile VoIP Part 1 - The Future is calling
• IPv6 migration
• Now the dust has settled on pornography filtering...
• 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%
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