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  • Academics study open source collaboration process
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  • Accenture delivers passport service chief
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  • Health staff upbeat about new systems
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  • Manchester gets wireless broadband
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  • BEA's automated patching takes a proactive approach
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  • Virgin eases laptop ban
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  • City prepares to test new trading platform
  • HBOS plans major IT consolidation project in bid to save £300m a year
  • Standards mandate to drive national police IT strategy
  • British Airways completes jumbo-sized SAP implementation
  • Halfords goes East with 'Tesco-in-a-box' approach
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  • Atos in £46m Government Gateway deal
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  • Berners-Lee wins Freedom of IT award
  • Munich finally starts Linux roll out
  • Phishing attacks up 80%
  • European software patents to cause another stir in Brussels
  • Web-app vulnerabilities on the rise
  • Open source router on par with Cisco, users say
  • Glaxo boosts analytics with Spotfire
  • Researchers offer unofficial IE patch
  • Cyber crooks fake electronic greetings cards
  • Financial services firms on track for market regulation
  • Users add configuration management databases
  • HP chair leaves the board
  • Unsecured devices worry IT professionals
  • IP telephony unites New Orleans nonprofit after Katrina
  • IT pros worried about unsecured devices
  • ISCSI gets a boost from InfiniBand
  • Hijacked consumer machines target the enterprise
  • Cisco bulks up data center switching
  • Apple fixes Mac Wi-Fi flaws
  • Cisco bulks up data center switching
  • Fending off an Active Directory attack
  • Application security more of a priority, but practices still lag
  • Downtime: Waiter, there's an RFID tag in my cannelloni
  • Dell support solution takes over users' PCs
  • Dell goes east for more efficient manufacturing in new Polish plant
  • Dell joins Novell in facing Nasdaq delisting
  • Nuance PDF solution ramps up challenge to Adobe Acrobat
  • Commodity trader improves deals with Attunity
  • QAD buys Precision to offer transport management solutions
  • Yahoo may buy $1bn social networking site
  • BASF secures global e-mail with managed service provider
  • Novell faces Nasdaq delisting over accounts
  • OpenAjax gets new partners
  • Sita offers hosted air passenger data system for transatlantic airlines
  • IBM targets HP blade customers
  • Dell joins up with Symantec to offer enterprise e-mail security
  • US government demands tougher ISP data retention laws
  • IBM ships new web content management solution
  • Mobile phone industry cleans up act in new green initiative
  • Nokia and Alcatel collaborate over IP telephony
  • ThinkPad laptop fire causes terrorist panic at LA airport
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  • Oracle ships database add-ons
  • EC invests in grid research
  • EU chief denies 'vendetta' against Microsoft
  • Atos lands Government Gateway contract
  • Oracle uses results to attack SAP
  • HP considered placing spies in newsrooms over media leaks
  • BEA offers lightweight SOA platform
  • Motorola to buy Symbol for $3.9bn
  • New security hole hits Internet Explorer but patch not available
  • NAC, VPNs and behavior analysis in the Interop spotlight
  • Integrator wanted for London Olympics
  • Application acceleration: Compression and centralisation
  • South Yorks fire service warms to performance management
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  • PC power management technology cuts CO2 emissions
  • HP invests $500m in three SOA customer testing centres
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