• Convergence drives increase in telecom and datacom equipment sales
• BT acquires Comsat International
• Charnwood Council signs CRM outsourcing deal with Steria
• Compliance drives growth in business metrics technology
• Retailers embrace mobile technology
• Most companies have SLAs for data protection
• Thunderbird 2 e-mail client is go
• Symantec launches online backup service for SMEs
• Have your opinion heard on the changing threat landscape
• Anti-phishing tool pays off at Nationwide
• Disaster Recovery Planning Podcasts
• Construction firm hopes to crush competition with CRM
• Security researchers face hurdles
• Storage virtualisation is no silver bullet, users say
• Convergence certification provides evaluation standard
• CompTIA adds convergence certification
• IT departments spend too much on maintenance, says analyst
• Hounslow Council launches mobile website
• Wigan Council uses Netconsent to consolidate policy management
• PatchLink issues workaround for Windows DNS Server flaw
• University of Aberdeen simplifies storage with Nas system
• NCP upgrades central IT systems
• Security bosses losing less sleep over viruses, says report
• Rackspace to open green datacentre
• CB.Net and LogicaCMG launch Sepa Directory for financial firms
• FSA signs £81m outsourcing deal with Fujitsu
• Simple defence against Google hacking
• Microsoft claims success in Sender ID spam battle
• Hackers get free reign says Microsoft security chief
• Oracle patches 36 security holes
• Sourcefire expands security strategy
• BlackBerry outage cuts off millions
• Securing Communications Day Three - What the vendors say
• Dell releases LTO-4 drive
• How do I calculate the time taken for a file to be transferred over a WAN link?
• Convergence certification provides evaluation standard
• CA offers new database management tool
• Finjan offers free website browser security tool
• Deutsche Bahn rolls out all IP call centres
• Barclays leads way with card reader roll-out
• HP targets mid-market with new storage management system
• College secretary wins spying damages against employer
• Oracle upgrades JD Edwards World platform
• P&O Ferrymasters streamlines e-mail management to improve operations
• Royal & SunAlliance pulls outsourcing double
• Security SaaS offering a first for Symantec
• Sourcefire seeks fresh security approach
• Users thrash out green storage
• Avaya intros VoWLAN, IP DECT devices for 'campus nomads'
• Business intelligence applications
• SNW: Users wary of outsourcing backup
• NTFS and the Registry in Vista packaged up
• Storage consolidation: Disks and disk subsystems overview
• Cordless phones take the leap to IP
• Storage essentials in advanced Backup School
• Powys saves 75% in server and storage energy costs
• Indian outsourcers make inroads into continental firms
• Royalblue buys LatentZero
• Preventing malware with tools and security education
• How Tesco shops for value from IT
• How does Microsoft SQL Server stack up against the open source MySQL database?
• Work beyond firewall, CIOs urged
• Passwords up for grabs for chocolate
• Lloyds TSB speeds trade processing
• Vast majority concerned about data security, finds study
• Intel speeds up next-generation chips
• What are the media considerations in terms of longevity, storage, and best practices?
• What are some file archiving policy examples?
• Securing communications Day One: What's at stake?
• Suppliers lobby EC on data breaches
• Cisco plans discounts to win back SME users
• Microsoft issues hotfix for file copying bug in Vista
• Kent Police uses BI on the front line
• City banks gear up to test stock exchange platform
• Outsourcing 'derailed by focus on ROI'
• Get smart to counter hacker attacks
• Managed services toolbox
• Bath looks to learn lessons of patient system roll-out
• M&S to run multi-channel order system
• MPs slam failures in delivering NHS IT
• Infosecurity preview: Building blocks of trust
• Infosecurity preview: When a year is a lifetime
• EMC, Symantec to enter Software as a Service market
• DNS worm strikes at Microsoft flaw
• Infosecurity preview: Bridging the reality gap
• Staff prefer informal training, study finds
• Storage consolidation: Weighing the pros and cons
• Sun speeds up Fire chips for ERP systems
• Security Bytes blog launched
• Wireless kit must be secure 'out of the box', say experts
• Infosecurity preview: Knowledge is power
• Laptop-tracking technology rarely used among SMBs
• Storage networking: product news highlights
• Infosecurity preview: Mobilising single sign-on
• Resolve broadband uncertainties, says advisory group
• Extricom announces education grant programme
• Dell unveils energy efficient servers
• Endsleigh streamlines invoicing system
• IBM opens three banking centres of excellence
• Microsoft unveils Flash Player rival for web content
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