• Land Registry speeds up legacy kit ahead of huge data collection push
• VoIP visions: highlights from VoiceCon Spring 2007
• SaaS adoption rate by SMBs underrated
• Winners and losers in storage market reports IDC
• Storage and Backup Buying Guide Chapter 2: Enterprise-Class Tape Libraries
• Cisco buys NeoPath Networks to enter virtualisation arena
• NEC reveals HydraStor grid storage
• CIOs: Talk to your company's lawyer
• What are some best practices for retaining data in a highly regulated business environment?
• Cisco PIX ASDM Guide Day Two: Installing Cisco PIX ASDM
• Virgin redesigns repatriated Megastores website
• Encrypted laptop hard drives arrive from Seagate
• Reuters releases MiFID suite
• Cisco and IBM to offer joint global support to enterprises
• Boston releases carbon-offset PCs
• Firms fear data loss
• Datamonitor prediction on speech and call centres rings true
• Rothschild improves risk management
• Mobile phones 'do not interfere with medical equipment'
• Oxford and BT establish major programme management research centre
• New suppliers sought in change to NHS IT
• National Grid keeps things simple with IT blueprint
• Windows security tools replace Tuesday patch action
• Analyst corner
• Iron Mountain offers email and storage
• Legacy code is promised a longer life
• Red Bull Racing keeps its cars on track with Teamcenter
• Web 2.0 gets a Red Nose for charity
• Archive tools essential as data growth rises, says IDC
• Think long-term on CRM, users told
• Food producer stops rivals biting at its customer base
• VocaLink 'is right not to merge core IT'
• Cisco PIX ASDM Guide Day One
• VoiceCon Spring 2007: More news from the show
• ITU begins work on interoperable federated ID standards
• IT and telecoms workers hog homeworking benefits
• Recruit women or face IT skills famine, says EU
• SpamAid upgraded to version 4.0 to keep Outlook screened
• Comms in concert for Royal Albert Hall
• Army launches satellite for UK battlefield comms
• Best Places to Work in IT Awards special shows how to get it right for IT staff
• Lost patent battle leaves VoIP provider in a hole
• Get to grips personally with IT to improve e-government, local councillors told
• Trading suspended in 35 companies pumped in spam campaigns
• IBM joins with diversity group to help women entrepreneurs in developing countries
• US-CERT warns of Windows-Office security flaw
• Windows Vista vulnerable to long-time security attack
• Backup Buying Guide Chapter 1: Purchase Considerations (PDF)
• Network Bytes: two times the ADSL?
• Wi-Fi interference
• No patch Tuesday this month, says Microsoft
• Somerfield's IT helpdesk moves to India
• Law opens jobs for older IT pros
• Conservatives open up with open source
• Network Rail plans outsourcing of non-core IT systems
• Home Office revisits plans for police intelligence sharing
• Welsh agency pays for open source integration with Cisco kit
• Firms to reduce voice spend by 30% with FMC
• Wi-Fi sales well ahead for third year in a row
• £2.4bn military radios slammed by accounts committee
• LexisNexis database hacker jailed
• IT contractor charged with stealing millions from Cisco
• Google wins Google Earth patent battle
• Turkey bans YouTube
• Review: eGuardPost a B+ overall
• Review: Sun Java System Identity Manager 7.0 'impressive'
• Microsoft unveils unified comms strategy
• Skype downloads hit 500m milestone
• More storage offered to mobile users on Mobango
• IBM and Cisco team up to develop unified comms platform
• VoIP becoming central to business change
• Fire service to get £200m fire control network
• Microsoft outlines software-centric VoIP, UC
• Microsoft cancels Patch Tuesday as DST looms
• How to use BitLocker without TPM in Vista
• How to use BitLocker, Step 4
• How to use Vista BitLocker , Step 2
• How to use Vista BitLocker, Step 1
• Symantec acquires automated risk assessment firm
• What security tools should I be using to test the security of my storage environment?
• Microsoft outlines software-centric VoIP, UC
• Cisco, IBM launch unified comms platform
• Fujitsu ships ultra-fast 160Gbyte laptop drive
• IT departments 'feeling the pressure' from business on compliance
• Nats claims the biggest air traffic control innovation since radar
• Dell may sell PCs with Linux instead of Windows
• Digital data explosion 'will test IT departments'
• Firm ordered to pay damages for sending out spam
• BEA and CA offer joint identity management solutions
• Councils double number of transactional websites in a year, Socitm finds
• Cambridge University joins forces with Nokia on research
• European Wi-Fi usage spirals
• Housing association uses document management to drive development
• Mobile IT system goes live at Sutton and East Surrey Water
• From Adelaide to the world
• Symantec tightens NetBackup, PureDisk integration
• Tape restoration firm accelerates restores
• HP divisions unite on SMB strategy
• Plan for a security breach, step by step
• Don't overlook critical network infrastructure systems
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