• BCS helps to influence government decisions on migrant IT workers
• Your shout: Virtualisation, the grid and iris recognition
• Savings in sight as Birmingham's joint venture gets into gear with SAP
• Nortel switch release focuses on unified communications
• Securing the OSI Stack - Layer 6
• Lloyds TSB shuts Indian call centre
• Revenue has 'lost control' as cost of IT contract soars
• Calor Gas overhauls storage to cut costs and improve operations
• WAN, SAN improve your next holiday
• BBC signs with IBM in yet another content deal
• Government signs new public sector SAP deal to save £45m
• Nokia brings SAP CEO and Indian banker on board
• Smiths Aerospace outsources to India's HCL
• Ofcom report says UK needs high-speed fibre in the last mile
• Paris to offer free Wi-Fi broadband to citizens and visitors
• Spam message levels reach new highs
• Lenovo recalls 205,000 fire-hazard laptop batteries
• Disc burn-out rates are higher than suppliers say
• Airwave sale drawn out
• Business Objects quick-starts its mid-range attack
• Cognos performs for IBM
• Pilot boards SAP for smoother BI ride
• Altosoft predicts next-generation BI
• Oracle swoops for Hyperion
• Retailers turn to wholesale outsourcing
• SAN and WAN means happy holidays
• Unified Communications to dominate VoiceCon
• WordPress upgrade fixes 'dangerous' flaw
• Expert: NAC not a network security cure-all
• Buzz builds around data reduction for primary storage
• NetApp stokes midrange fires with new array
• VoIP migration strategies: Q&A with 3Com
• Kiwi irrigators build new backbone
• Schemes promote IT use in schools
• Everything Google knows about disk failure
• Healthcare informatics conference to emphasise real-world experience
• Sybase pays dividends as City's database of choice
• CEOs at fault for lack of technology interest
• DPM's diary: 6 March 2007
• CMS powers energy provider online
• No escape for fibbers as e-mail porkies are unveiled
• Police force secures data with biometrics
• £1.3 million IP CCTV network to cut crime
• End users see ignorance as biggest block to outsourcing
• Mobile phone engineer fined for file-sharing
• Insurance firms finally get electronic message
• EC threatens Microsoft with daily penalties in antitrust case
• Hotels group outsources hotel payment card contact
• Irish parliament deploys converged IP network
• Note taking using myPad software on smartphones
• Oracle to buy software provider Hyperion
• Financial services firms consolidate ICT and cut costs using IP
• US to issue guidance on PC power
• Linksys, Gateway launch low-end NAS
• Ingres breaks the ice with new open source database
• Firms' data warehousing plans hit by data volume
• Fidelity expands Indian BPO presence with acquisition
• Fibre connections top one million in Western Europe
• IBM delivers easier clustering
• SMS spammer fined more than £100,000
• Thomson Financial hires BT
• Datacentre efficiencies 'need review'
• Vanco announces virtual telecoms deals with three firms
• RFID cloning presentation moves forward despite legal threats
• Setting up IPsec bypass
• Can setting up a VPN help you get around blocked VoIP ports?
• Are there options, other than VoIP, hybrid or a traditional PBX, for enterprise-level communication
• Milton Keynes hospitals go live with electronic care records
• Service provider router sales spiral
• Qualcomm patent action against Nokia stalls
• Police extend Northgate enforcement contract
• IT degrees failing to meet business needs
• HP makes data back-up easier for SMEs
• Wireless security: IT pros warily watching mobile phone threats
• Backup vendors refresh open source products
• 'Worm' targets Sun Solaris Telnet flaw
• Short CIO tenures paralyze IT
• McAfee fixes flaw in Mac antivirus software
• Black Hat presenter nixes RFID cloning demo under pressure
• High-end storage array specifications
• The carbon-neutral web host
• People skills outrank tech skills: Gartner
• Corel offers WordPerfect for free
• McKesson uses open source to reduce cost of medical IT
• McDonalds joint venture puts burger purchases on mobiles
• Intel invests in faster 45nm processors
• Broadband users dissatisfied with service
• SupportSoft open to remote attack
• Server sales rise in 2006
• BlueBox provides strategies for trading markets
• Credit Suisse considers massive switch to offshore
• ID cards 'as risky as NHS IT project'
• Microsoft sued over Office Live productivity trademark
• Home Office to introduce new police database to fight gun crime
• Toshiba delivers 'unconditionally secure' network encryption technology
• End users wanted for data centre power efficiency initiative
• Invest in IT for productivity gains, CIOs told
• Google goes after the enterprise with Apps
• Sun scraps 6920 array, offloads support to HDS
• HP acquires clustered file system software maker PolyServe
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