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• 'Greater say for employers on education'
• NHS IT schemes 'under-funded and over-ambitious', trust board is told
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• Password reuse puts online users details at risk
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• No hasta la Vista for server solutions
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• Positive outlook for large storage systems
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• German makes million in virtual Chinese take-away
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• US financial firms warned of al-Qaeda cyber threat
• Microsoft confirms Vista and Exchange 2007 general release date
• Sun joins forces with Nokia and Ericsson to standardise phone networks
• Lloyds TSB is first with blade workstation from HP
• New York Stock Exchange suffers four-hour mobile order outage
• Cert warns of Adobe and Google security flaws
• Intuit buys Digital Insight for £729m
• JPMorgan hires another 200 IT staff in Glasgow
• Oracle and partners tackle identity risks on enterprise networks
• New worm attacks education sector
• Vista lets in leading malware threats
• More firms centralising IT delivery
• Westminster plans service boost with Wi-Fi network
• Staff resistant to large-scale change, say councils
• M&S RFID policy shows benefits
• Java's open season means a wealth of opportunities
• Analyst uses data tool to enable growth
• Symantec blames piracy for Veritas licensing snafu
• Terrorists may target financial sites
• Patients first in Ormond Street IT integration plan
• Oracle responds to security critics
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• Gartner: Existing business continuity plans will fail in a pandemic
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• Vista consumer uptake to outstrip business use
• European Commission calls for real fight against spam
• Corel to support rival document formats
• Symantec distributes Vista security tools
• MySpace faces Firefox risk
• Met’s payroll data stolen
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• Anti-phishing toolbars? Too many false positives…
• Oracle gets closer vulnerability focus
• Smartbunker is first in UK to get Blade Ready
• Gartner finds growth for worldwide server shipments
• BroadGroup strategy report uncovers structural change
• Microsoft launches Vista and Office to business
• Gartner: Existing business continuity plans will fail in a pandemic
• IDC tracker shows server slowdown
• Video conferencing brings desktop VoIP, app sharing
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• Multiple flaws in Adobe Reader, Acrobat
• Linux software suite for smartphones unveiled
• Firms centralise IT delivery into datacentres
• EquaTerra develops outsource management platform
• Firms adopt flexible working
• IBM acquires wireless network management firm
• Apple fixes over 20 security vulnerabilities in OS
• Arup uses Linux servers for fluid dynamics analysis
• Lloyds TSB opens VoIP-enabled trading floor
• Microsoft emphasises content management, security at launch of Vista, Office'07 and Exchange
• Microsoft beats Oracle on security
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• Rugged laptops brave the rainforest
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• National Express upgrades back-up systems
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