• NHS Direct creates virtual contact centre
  • IBM and Microsoft partner to provide archiving software
  • Nokia sees operating profits slump
  • Catering firm cuts telecoms costs
  • Manchester Airport cuts admin with wireless roaming
  • Ikea deploys demand forecasting software to manage supplier consolidation
  • Novell ships optimised Linux server package for IBM hardware
  • EMC to bake security into everything, boost consulting efforts
  • Xiotech, Pillar scale down, support iSCSI
  • What's the biggest mistake you see companies make when adopting an email archiving solution?
  • What's the second biggest mistake?
  • What is email archive indexing? Which type do you recommend?
  • I back up my email servers on a regular basis -- can't I just use those as an archive?
  • Is it important to capture email metadata in the archive? Why?
  • Rural Payments Agency project failed after IT system costs spiralled
  • Troubled NHS software provider up for sale
  • 100,000 Orange broadband customers back online after outage
  • Apple ships infected iPods
  • Novell appoints new global sales head
  • Trojan rootkits spread on web to steal data
  • Littlewoods awards £20m telephony contract to Cable & Wireless
  • US National Guard buys RFID system to track equipment in the field
  • Oracle improves cash management system
  • IBM unveils Linux-based data warehouse solution
  • IBM to unleash Cheetah
  • Data centre outage at HSBC crashes card system
  • Extra government cash pumped into GCSx
  • Oracle to offer management packs for Enterprise Manager 10g
  • Should you wait to adopt an email archiving system if you are planning to upgrade your email system?
  • Does email archiving require huge amounts of bandwidth?
  • Am I out of luck if I have a "mixed" email system (e.g., Exchange and Notes)?
  • ID card update
  • Google goes green with solar powered headquarters
  • Prudential's IT review could lead to jobs shakeup
  • Tibco launches v6.0 of its Collaborative Information Manager software
  • IBM leans on acquistion to offer data-restructuring platform
  • Cognos unveils retail-promotions software
  • Sony laptops finally fall prey to Sony batteries
  • Lenovo laptops incorporate encryption-by-fingerprint
  • Open Text staff laid off following Hummingbird takeover
  • What can providers do? Online storage dissected Part 5
  • Is it important to have an email retention policy before you look at email archiving solutions?
  • What are the advantages/disadvantages of an in-house email archiving system verses a hosted system?
  • Do you frequently work more hours than you are paid for?
  • Oracle simplifies patch notes
  • News in brief
  • IT to drive intelligent transport plan
  • 'Use software models' to talk to the business
  • Business focus is key to ID management, says HSBC
  • Ray Noorda, the pioneer behind rise of Novell, dies
  • Global system keeps bank ahead of rules
  • Ruling boosts protection from workplace bullies
  • UK firms get data security wake-up call
  • Ministers back legal fight to hide ID cards findings
  • Hospital blames IT for fall in status
  • Network security FAQ: Managing user rights
  • Oracle fixes 101 flaws
  • FSA to outsource core IT services to single supplier
  • Littlewoods consolidates for online sales growth
  • Swansea rolls out social care system to reduce duplication
  • WiMAX: your next WAN?
  • Whitbread signs renegotiated £26m outsourcing contract
  • Online bank customers would switch for better services
  • Fujitsu launches flash-memory laptops
  • Isoft problems could hit hospital finances
  • Malware forces McDonald’s recall of giveaway MP3s
  • Microsoft under pressure over detail of Vista security
  • New Zealand IT firms seek UK recruits
  • Vista release confirmed after Microsoft makes changes to comply with EC
  • Microsoft releases Office 2007 supply chain middleware
  • Are you being served? The road to 10G Part 5
  • Security experts warn that malicious code lurks in web caches
  • McAfee boosts security product line with acquisition
  • The return of outsourcing? Online storage dissected Part 4
  • Tetley has a nice cuppa SAP savings
  • Gartner: prepare for user-centric IT
  • Security Bytes: Flaws fixed in Bugzilla
  • IT still failing to deliver business value
  • Cisco ramps up unified communications tools
  • Lazy staff adding to energy crisis
  • Suppliers vie for HCM supremacy
  • Storage caching makes a comeback
  • Government hires legal experts to fight publication of ID card reviews
  • Remote workers ignore security rules
  • Nokia's Wibree vs. Bluetooth as PAN of choice
  • Prevent Data Slurping Part 5: Crimping the flow
  • Microsoft caves to pressure over Vista security
  • Flaw found in Toshiba wireless device driver
  • Compellent adds WAN optimization to array software
  • Sun goes back to its roots with Honeycomb user
  • NetApp adds compression to VTL, lacks dedupe
  • D-Link appeals to users after major theft
  • Lloydspharmacy rolls out computer dispensing across UK
  • Coventy council chooses Capita for revenues and benefits system
  • HP hires new ethics and compliance officer
  • Palm takes on the world with new quad-band smartphone
  • Palm OS brand hands over to Access
  • BT acts on spammers and botnets
  • Microsoft to fold security into Windows division
  • BSI issues new standard to assist business continuity
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