• Nsite boosts Business Objects’ on-demand credentials
• Microsoft adds BI booster to Excel
• Hyperion launches ‘BI for all’ service
• Information Builders creates chemical reaction
• Messaging insecurity fuels data leakage fears
• Microsoft suffers third zero-day in a week
• Hitachi, BlueArc announce OEM partnership
• Does technology kill jobs?
• Servers are guzzling 4% of UK energy
• Inside the numbers: Messaging (in)security
• Zantaz buys data classification partner Singlecast
• Storage Decisions in the wild, wild west
• Web application security for small businesses
• Windows Vista security settings
• Storage IQ: Key technologies for 2006
• HP settles in boardroom spy case
• Lancashire Police rolls out complaints system
• A&L kicks off m-banking service
• Licensing the big M&A bugbear, say IT bosses
• WebMethods and Wipro target utility sector
• Ofcom launches comms price comparison scheme
• University buys Alcatel-Lucent converged network
• Sky and Google team up on broadband internet
• Mobile devices keep Transport Police on the beat
• Power demand surges at UK datacentres
• Plymouth NHS integrates with national IT programme
• Dell, Microsoft tout joint NAS product
• Data storage for SMBs
• Cisco adds WAN optimization, tunnel-less VPN to ISR
• Building smarter networks [Day Three]
• A system so good that Morrisons bought it twice
• Intel completes WiMax chipset design
• Dell and Microsoft deliver integrated storage
• Hamptons strikes MPLS deal to link 72 sites
• Business Objects buys Nsite to develop on-demand software
• Bank signs Lan deal with Orange
• IBM sues cut-price mainframe supplier
• Biscuit firm offshores IT to Tata for five years
• Experian integration boosts fraud detection
• Heathrow tests biometric controls on passengers
• NAS management software specifications
• NAS management software purchase considerations
• Users discuss data deduplication doubts
• Top Web application security threats for 2007
• Zero-day flaw found in Windows Media Player
• General security configuration: Step 1
• A step-by-step guide to configuring IE7 security in Vista
• Microsoft to fix Visual Studio, Windows flaws
• Protection against international domain names, URL handling: Step 3
• Phishing filter: Step 2
• Windows Vista and IE7: Step 5
• MP3 search site pushes spyware, watchdogs say
• UK businesses still risk disaster wipe-out
• LSI unveils SME storage
• UK leads European ITIL adoption
• Southern Co-operatives outsources business apps to Sirocom
• Ignore Web 2.0 at your peril, businesses warned
• Defra trials data storage portal
• Systems integration still dogged by problems
• Building smarter networks [Day Two]
• Free zero-day threat database for users
• IBM targets SOA with Rational Software 7 desktop tools
• Business Link for London rolls out CRM
• Microsoft releases PerformancePoint preview
• DSM cleans up SAP data to save time and money
• BT hands $350m maintenance deal to Alcatel-Lucent
• Red Hat links up with Sirius
• Rogue claims cost spyware firm $1m
• Cisco beefs up integrated services routers
• Southern Water goes for speedy mobile migration
• Information is king at the Oracle negotiating table
• Endpoint security extended to smartphones
• New zero-day affects Microsoft Word
• Data Domain pushes on with data deduplication
• Building smarter networks [Day One]
• CCNA -- Expand your knowledge and your wallet
• Instant messaging spam on the rise, warns security firm
• Web development pay rates surge as Web 2.0 takes off
• HR managers look to work experience over qualifications for IT roles
• CA releases virtualised management tool
• Dell servers go green
• Novell to offer Open XML plug-in for Office interoperability
• ABN opens virtual “branch”
• Woking Council sets up browser-based application to meet planning requirements
• Public body IT systems must meet disability regulations
• Microsoft takes on Adobe with web design software
• Time for Vista to prove security, warns expert
• Somerfield says Tata to UK IT operations
• 'Greater say for employers on education'
• NHS IT schemes 'under-funded and over-ambitious', trust board is told
• Vista's arrival promises a 'business transformation'
• IBM to acquire compliance software firm
• Symantec releases public beta of Norton 360 -- and more news briefs
• IT managers frustrated by 'limited opportunities'
• Ultra-thin LCD on way for mobiles
• Exchange enhanced for 64-bit and mobile access
• Spam -- stop it at the network edge
• Government urged to try pay-as-you-go road charging technology
• Manchester calls for broadband wireless network suppliers
• Phishing top threat next year, says security expert
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