• Next move: How do I become a general IT manager?
• Zonealarm gets tougher on viruses
• Big suppliers back new XML standard
• Desktop Linux waits to challenge Windows
• EC seeks input on how to protect Europe's networks
• Focus on UK skills lag after foreign students win prize
• Web-based PDA app cuts paper trail
• Groups merge in plan to accelerate Linux growth
• IT managers predict a buoyant year for IT jobs
• SAAS toolbox
• BCS calls for urgent realignment of NHS National Programme for IT
• CBI and TUC sign flexible work pledge
• Your shout: ID card problems, toxic hardware and struggling police
• IT project finances under greater scrutiny, say CIOs
• Axminster Carpets rolls out network security system
• Hackers find new ways to beat anti-virus tools
• Supply chain costs e-tailers Christmas sales
• Phishers try eBay closure ruse
• Paperless accounts boosts haulier's cashflow
• Government targets data sharing in fight against crime
• ZoneAlarm 7.0 tools up on anti-virus
• EU looks to avert critical infrastructure disaster
• Do you ever link your personal gadgets to the corporate network?
• Argos makes it two out of three for warehouse system roll-out
• News in brief: BSN Medical outsources, Wimax trial, Ecco signs IBM
• ID theft victim to TJX customers: Mind your data
• Weekly compilation of storage news: Symantec unveils Storage Foundation 5.0
• WAN/WAFS platform purchase considerations
• New malware attack takes the world by 'Storm'
• Backup software purchase considerations
• Can Caller ID on VoIP calls be customized?
• What considerations do I need to make when setting up a VoIP system to our remote office?
• How can click-to-dial (click-to-call) be enabled at remote offices?
• Scientists make sense of data stream overload
• BI suppliers move towards performance management
• Your shout: Train to check churn, the licensing cosh
• Pipex trials WiMax network at Warwick council
• TK Maxx customers warned of credit card data breach
• IBM nails shoemaker's SAP overhaul
• HP and Dell tie for top PC supplier title
• Employers and unions shake hands on flexible working
• UK's 070 numbers in e-mail lottery scams
• SunGard cuts disaster recovery time
• Microsoft helps deliver integrated Epos system
• Compuware tool counters insider threat
• Businessman jailed for hacking rivals
• Microsoft and Nortel team up on unified comms roadmap
• Optiview III beefed up with apps analysis
• Shortage of graduates threatens future of UK IT sector, warns BCS
• WAN/WAFS platform specifications
• Fortify expands its application security offerings with Secure Software acquisition
• Companies take IM threats seriously
• Did TJX take the right steps after data breach?
• Data breach at TJX could affect millions
• Microsoft and Nortel introduce new unified communications apps
• Security advice wrap-up
• Security advice wrap-up answer key
• Reasons why enterprise networking and security roles must stay separate
• VoIP security testing fundamentals
• Tech Data news in brief: Businessworks ups support; CA upgrade alert, 3G losing battle
• Insurer gains high-speed file access with acceleration technology
• Medical firm outsources global IT to Unisys
• McAfee warns of mounting online identity attacks
• SAP to widen support for mid-sized firms
• Man in critical condition after mobile bursts into flames
• Fujitsu bundles CA data protection and backup with storage
• IBM rolls out entry-level storage
• 3 scraps mobile roaming charges
• Why train for Linux certification?
• Symantec posts profits warning
• UK's high-risk mortgage customers identified
• Government call centre proposal slammed as unworkable
• Indian outsourcer posts big sales and profits increase
• Barclays appoints senior technology officer
• Apple's iPhone is 'gorgeous,' but not fit for the enterprise -- yet
• Mobile security policy overview
• Fortify Software to acquire Secure Software
• ERP implementations may fall short for hasty SMBs
• Globally-connected VoIP network
• Routing: Five common, easily avoided errors
• Network security threats and answers, by industry
• Passport agency goes public on test errors
• Dell faces lawsuit over fire-hazard laptop batteries
• First defendant pleads guilty to HP spying charges
• BT signs carrier Ethernet deal with Nortel
• United offloads Vertex BPO firm
• Visa test platform to pave way for mobile payments
• Microsoft grilled by Lords over internet security
• Red Hat to hire 210 developers in Czech Republic
• Ofcom simplifies radio licensing for businesses
• Google extends lead in US search market
• CIO Council report reveals government IT spending
• IE flaws stats stark, but omit big picture
• Core Security offers powerful testing tool
• Apere's IMAG 500 a tough sell
• C&C issues 10 tips for successful virtualisation
• Sun launches ‘world’s fastest’ blade server
• SWsoft updates PEM system
• Panduit becomes Blade Ready
• XenSource virtualisation gets IBM seal of approval
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