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• 'Improve people skills,' IT and finance leaders urged
• Open source group voices Linux licensing fears over Microsoft deal
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• NAO highlights perils facing key IT projects
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• ICI set for big savings by switching internet traffic to DSL
• Virtualisation hardware specifications
• Unix faces decline as users turn to rivals, says Gartner
• Security check delays 'still cause staff shortages'
• Tech Data briefs
• Next move: What do I need to work with Cisco networks?
• Employers collaborate on careers fairs to draw more graduates into IT
• Juniper's CEO speaks
• Microsoft to add new security fixes
• IBM unveils RFID ‘privacy protector’
• Hackers take covert action on malware
• UK banks face phishing chaos
• SANS Institute: top 20 threats
• Compliance officers fight for slice of IT budget
• Fear and hype hampers virtualisation uptake
• Servers and PCs dominate IT spend
• IT salaries show healthy rise
• Rise in helpdesk calls ramps up security spend
• IBM updates single sign-on tool for small businesses
• Siemens integrates wireless management with MS platform
• Yahoo internal memo warns on staffing
• IT directors still concerned about VoIP
• Standard Chartered signs deal to improve payments service
• ‘Data breaches need policing,’ warns consumer body
• Bush backs Alcatel-Lucent merger
• Dell expands desktop production to Chennai
• Sun opens door to Java source code
• Backup software: BakBone upsets in Quality Awards
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• BakBone NetVault upsets in Quality Awards, page 5
• Virtualisation: SMBs go all the way
• Insider security threats come in many forms
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• WhiteHat Security to offer Web app security report
• Virtualisation: friend or foe? [Day Two: The virtual appliance]
• Virtualisation: friend or foe? [Day One: How safe is it?]
• Red Hat issues Beta 2 of open source server
• Black & Decker cuts inventory by 16%
• AMD faces patent damages claim
• Exploit code circulates for Microsoft security flaws
• UK's first 'web rage' assailant jailed
• IBM takes gloves off in green server fight
• HP almost doubles full-year operating profits
• IT skills crisis will damage UK economy, says Shadbolt
• Financial services firms to spend less on IT
• NAO tells public sector how to avoid IT fiascos
• Spread the word on Fusion, Oracle users urged
• Big firms won't be hurried on move to Vista, says Corporate IT Forum
• Openness helps IT projects succeed
• Downtime: Mum knows best, even if you've £20bn to play with
• Business survival: How to perform a security business impact analysis
• How can a small business achieve high quality VoIP?
• Why do VoIP calls remain active after the phone call is ended?
• Why is UDP used more in VoIP than TCP?
• What is the difference between VoIP, CTI and IP telephony?
• Can VoIP work on a GPRS-enabled mobile phone?
• When should a VoIP system be analyzed and with what tools?
• Oracle embeds business intelligence tools in Fusion applications
• Microsoft unveils new scripting engine
• Former HP chairman pleads 'not guilty' to spying
• Spanish police arrest four webcam fraudsters
• Ofcom to make it easier to switch mobile operator
• Dell delays posting results amid formal SEC investigation
• 3 Group boosts mobile broadband content
• PDA shipments up 31.9%
• BT to buy broadband rival PlusNet
• Keep on networking if you want to keep on working
• Your shout: IT careers, passport applications, green issue
• VoIP news briefs: Verizon Business, TheInfoPro and Ovum
• Fifty ways to leave your legacy network [Day Five: Wireless USB]
• How is average repair time determined for both a TDM PBX and a VoIP system?
• How can VoIP be integrated into an existing PBX system?
• IT integration promises exchange savings
• European parliament backs outsourcing directive
• Sun shortens blade height
• New payment body will usher faster cheque clearing
• Intel launches first quad-core chips
• EU gives Microsoft 23 November deadline for daily fine
• Manchester court jails MP3 cash machine scammer
• Birmingham to deploy city-centre Wi-Fi
• Couple convicted of stealing data
• Why web developers will need to know their RSS
• Five of six Microsoft security patches are 'critical'
• Businesses recognise privacy issues says Ernst & Young
• Symbol drops Palm OS products
• Edinburgh puts council tax online
• Cabinet Office delays transformational report
• Gartner: Crims will use PS3 to crack crypto
• EMC, NetApp duke it out in the midrange storage
• Software development life cycle lacks app security practices
• Download Advanced Storage Guide Chapter: NAS
• Fifty ways to leave your legacy network [Day Three: WiMax]
• IBM enhances x86 servers
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