• Managed mobile services
• The future of mobile communications
• The wireless future offers plenty of voice possibilities
• Demand for skilled staff steps up
• Global law firm improves datacentres with outsourcing deal
• Stolen Bulldog database used to defraud customers
• Bridging VoIP islands
• Toshiba to use AMD laptop chips for the first time
• NHS wastes 12% of IT funds
• Expression Studio breaks down web design barriers
• Downtime: anything teens can break we can break better
• IoD consoldates security on single server
• Hampshire police trial Office Sharepoint Server
• NetSuite puts on-demand business apps on mobile devices
• IT and finance must pull together
• Iomega launches managed network security platform for SMEs
• Sailors guard tactics with SecureWave
• Building trade offers lessons for IT in avoiding costly contract disputes
• ITU cancels European telecoms show
• Lancs upgrades for lectures on IPTV
• Payment card security body appoints UK firms as advisors
• Councils call for studies to ease Wi-Fi radiation fears
• Norfolk public and firms embrace free Wi-Fi access
• Thousands of new IT jobs expected in Scotland
• Web users warned of Pirates Trojan
• Data misuse threat to trust in police IT
• Brocade buffs WAFS, virtualisation
• LM de-emphasized, NTLMv2 emphasized in Vista
• What to look for in a wireless data network
• EqualLogic banks on simplicity, price to make local inroads
• VoIP security fundamentals, Part 2
• Free open days on software licensing
• Manchester City Council seeks £3bn for road pricing system
• IT support staff ‘feel valued’ by their employers
• Mittal finds 'middle way' to savings
• Online sales to hit £28bn by 2011, says report
• IT staff look to head North, but London is place to start
• IT rank and file nervous about inadequate security
• Security Blog Log: Scrapping Patch Tuesday a bad idea
• Survey: Companies disregard data security breach risks
• Argyll and Bute Council buys £1m Steria call centre
• London Stock Exchange runs second live test on Tradelect platform
• Virtual models point way to datacentre efficiencies
• SMEs ‘failing to keep up with web developments’
• Credit Suisse opts for Centrasite SOA governance system
• Phishing attacks on the rise
• Antispyware bill finds favour with businesses
• Storage Decisions showcase revealed
• VoIP advice from the trenches
• Hospital goes wireless to improve night shift care
• SEC clarifies SOX guidance
• Data deduplication hot despite hard drive explosion
• Data retrieval strategies: Retrieving email and database archives overview
• VoIP security fundamentals, Part 1
• Hewden updates network and services with renewed BT deal
• Interop: updated software, new security features
• Microsoft NAP-TNC compatibility won't speed adoption, users say
• Department of Health sets up home healthcare IT trial
• Cardiff University builds UK's largest wireless Lan
• McAfee launches IPS for 10g networks, but is IT ready?
• Everyone wants NAC ... kind of
• Microsoft fixes Office 2007 patch issues, releases MOICE
• Symantec, Huawei form joint storage, security company
• Sourcefire, Nmap deal to open vulnerability scanning
• IETF approves new weapon to fight spam, phish
• RSPB implements virtualised disaster recovery
• Microsoft investigates new Office zero-day flaw
• Cisco, EMC partner on SAN encryption
• Server shipments and revenue up for the first quarter 2007
• Royal Academy finds information management is music to the ears
• Novell and EFF form alliance to reform software patents
• Vista has had ‘no major effect on PC sales’
• Next move: How do I move from teaching into IT?
• Dell to boost support with reseller strategy
• Google factor could boost on-demand apps for SMEs
• Plusnet webmail users suffer spam deluge after data breach
• Avis drives financial shared services with CODA
• Government seeks network security specialists
• Intel gets greener with lead-free chips
• Brittany Ferries floats online self-service enquiry system
• Microsoft releases Office document security protection
• Lenovo and IBM expand global alliance to address business market
• All London NHS trusts now using Pacs digital X-ray system
• Marks & Spencer to spend £450m on supply chain revamp
• Nestlé extends global services deal with BT
• WanOP, branch offices the focus of future network wares
• Government asks IT suppliers to bid for road pricing scheme
• Shoe retailer Faith cuts call costs with Mitel IP telephony system
• Barclays enables mobile banking for 1.9 million customers
• Swindon and Milton Keynes top the UK broadband league
• Friends Provident opts for Genesys intelligent telephony
• Canon improves supply chain accuracy through ERP
• Microsoft Windows Vista: Security feature reviews
• Mitel acquires Inter-Tel, signaling more consolidation to come
• Microsoft unveils unified communications devices
• Selling network certification: How to talk up your credentials to current and future employers
• Comms network for Queensland Cotton
• IT directors need mobility competency centres, says Gartner
• Two-thirds of businesses lack mobile integration plans
• Technology consumers ready to jump ship over poor service
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