• BI slashes Virginia’s crime figures in half
• Netezza joins Business Objects' mid-market gang
• FireScope engine powers IT information
• Overruns make BI a money pit
• Anti-spyware group releases guidelines
• RSA launches financial Trojan killer
• Compliance drives security spending
• Robo-computer, GSOH, seeks companionship
• Vigilance is price of profit
• Security policies must extend outside of the office
• HBOS aims to get edge with continuity accreditation
• Fire and security group launches Australian operation
• Microsoft investigates Windows Vista Mail flaw
• EMC CEO tips hat on future storage plans
• Weekly compilation of storage news: TB drives unleashed
• Basic VoIP network setup
• Why is VoIP authentication essential?
• VoIP protocols
• EMC prepares storage 2.0
• Dash initiative for secure remote management of desktops and mobiles
• Shoes retailer opts for managed systems in infrastructure refresh
• Met Police uses web system for incident response trials
• Open source disc encryption solution updated
• Network technician deletes £20bn fund
• IT experience “more important than qualifications”
• Kent pathologists roll out document management
• UK businesses failing to optimise IT assets by sharing capacity
• Retail and services to lead fixed mobile convergence adoption, says IDC
• Marks & Spencer launches website in collaboration with Amazon
• Half of web use by employees is non-work related
• Oracle sues SAP over 'stolen' software
• Microsoft discounts Vista licences
• Midrange storage array purchase considerations
• Solving storage power and cooling concerns
• Mozilla releases Firefox fix
• Flaws haunt protocol tied to national infrastructure
• Hosted VoIP improves company functionality
• Midrange storage array specifications
• 11n will boost speed, prompt upgrades
• Converged networks deliver the best security, say execs
• Edinburgh University develops energy efficient supercomputer
• John Backus, developer of Fortran dies
• Identity management specs released for consumer devices
• Clothes company sued over refusal to reveal hack attack details
• 802.11n will boost speed, prompt upgrades
• Businesses still complacent about business continuity, warns CMI
• Financial firms to benefit from Web 2.0
• Expect mass staff exodus in a disaster, says survey
• EMC CEO Tip hat on future storage plans
• Storage Security FAQ audiocast
• Storage Backup Buying Guide: Enterprise-Class Disk Arrays
• Hackers broaden reach of cross-site scripting attacks
• VoiceCon Spring: A transition show for the VoIP industry
• Oracle posts buoyant results
• Demand for x86 servers dropping worldwide
• Microsoft unveils SME VoIP system
• Fujitsu strikers suspend action after MPs step in
• Fujitsu Services takes blame in group £1.2bn profit warning
• Microsoft joins Ajax web development alliance
• NHS trusts ask for costs to cover delays to NPfIT
• Vista will have no impact on PC shipments
• Selling Security final part: Compliance services
• NetApp adds storage deduplication to NearStore
• Remote Desktop gets a bit more secure
• Symantec says fixing licensing portal top priority
• NAC panel says technology may not add up
• Threshers toasts outsourcing deal
• 'Must do better' on Onecare AV security, admits Microsoft
• Novell upgrades Linux product offerings
• More than half of top firms renegotiate outsourcing terms
• Derivatives firms urged to increase system automation
• Dell ships PCs with 1Tbyte hard drives
• China is leading zombie host
• Cambridgeshire police roll out new custody system
• Barclays and ABN IT staff brace themselves for merger
• Revenue keeps Accenture ties despite £14m pay-off
• Prepare now for Semantic Web, urges Berners-Lee
• JBoss evolves under Red Hat to include Ajax tools
• ID cards: 'openness would damage project reviews'
• Filling in the security gaps between the network and applications
• Spyware hits productivity, says survey
• Users are wooed to Enterprise Linux
• Financial services firms in grip of BPM skills shortage, says Gartner
• Tesco clones legacy app for US launch
• Off-the-shelf systems stack up at Morrisons
• Awards highlight value of training in helping IT to meet business goals
• No mystery as Orient Express puts reporting on fast track
• Storage data deduplication vendors duke it out
• Internet complexity, insecurity could stifle innovation, expert says
• Overland boosts storage performance of low-end VTL
• LucidEra does a Salesforce.com
• Bad planning scuppers BI benefits
• Suzuki drives success with business intelligence
• SeeWhy ‘closes loop’ on real-time BI
• IBM launches next-generation datawarehouse
• Informatica hooks up on-demand data
• Mozilla cautious over future Firefox security upgrades
• Troubled tax credit site to be re-opened
• Salesforce unveils Spring '07 CRM upgrade
• IT consultant salaries up 17% over a year
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