• Cisco patches flaws in multiple products
  • iSOFT 'irregularities' to be investigated
  • Ambulance service disrupted by upgrade
  • Microsoft's Messenger to feature 'report abuse' button
  • Tesco leading in online race
  • Bankrupt airline outsources IT
  • BEA snaps up another company
  • Server market buoyant
  • Control Data founder dies
  • Microsoft fine increased in infringement case
  • US scientists investigate social networking
  • BSI sets standard for geographical data
  • Microsoft teams with Citrix on remote access appliance
  • IBM to acquire ISS
  • Remote access, WAN optimization, and network analysis news
  • Blade servers finding favour
  • St Mary's is first with Zanzibar hub
  • Microsoft delays reissue of critical patch
  • US researchers chip away at speech recognition speeds
  • Microsoft spoof propels Gervais up video search chart
  • Blackberry addiction a serious business, says academic
  • BPO outsourcers face grim outlook, says analyst
  • Troubled NHS systems supplier set to reveal results
  • IBM grows storage product range
  • VoIP applications fuel the next wave of VoIP innovation
  • Column: VoIP applications fuel the next wave of VoIP innovation
  • Office workers found wanting with Microsoft Office
  • Two charged over online “holiday” fraud
  • CfH “to learn” from nurse disquiet over IT programme
  • LogicaCMG acquisition lifts headcount to 40,000
  • Morgan Stanley glitch hits cardholders
  • AOL replaces tech chief after data breach
  • Open Source Initiative sets out plan to curb proliferation of open source licenses
  • Microsoft facing new patent dispute
  • IT staffing service launched by consultancy
  • Law firm saves with document management system
  • Microsoft offers support for Vista–Firefox integration
  • IT chiefs not using service management standards, says specialist
  • Voca chooses Distra to support payments services
  • Food firm gets productive with call centre tools
  • Thales to deliver Army supply and security systems
  • IBM spruces up storage line
  • Briefs: VoiceCon in the news
  • Update: Microsoft fixes faulty Internet Explorer patch
  • Nurses lose confidence in NHS IT programme
  • Fashion retailer Reiss chooses scaleable e-mail system
  • Building society plans IT and network overhaul
  • Cabinet Office launches IT graduate scheme
  • ID cards spend is £46m and counting
  • Land Registry set to test “Chain Matrix” system
  • Vanishing laptops plague business
  • Microsoft “hotfix” could crash memory-hungry apps
  • Web 2.0 boosted by open source, says MySQL
  • A-level computing slide spells trouble for business
  • AOL data spill leads to dismissals, resignation
  • Twin Trojans use PowerPoint to spread
  • Preparing for 'little disasters' often neglected
  • Mobile workers push for smartphones
  • T-Mobile launches “super-fast” handheld
  • Under-pressure iSOFT wins timely Spanish contract
  • Boeing abandons in-flight web service
  • US scientists look to develop speedier chips
  • Education tech chief quits
  • Businesses eye VoIP as consumer market takes off
  • Shrinking Sun offloads rehosting tools to Clerity
  • Systems management software may soon include RSS
  • Apple fixes Xsan security flaw
  • HP sees sales increases across businesses
  • US retains control of the internet
  • Telehouse Docklands hit by power failure
  • Prudential awards £40m BPO contract
  • FSA outsources service and business transformation delivery
  • Microsoft hires security industry veteran
  • Northamptonshire uses web to deliver balanced school meals
  • Windows Vista Beta 2 gets two security patches
  • Dell unveils Tulsa-based server
  • Kabul surfs the 3G internet
  • ING Direct implements two-factor authentication
  • Berlusconi 'death' Trojan targets users
  • Mozilla uses new code-testing tool for Firefox
  • McAfee sued for patent infringement
  • Symantec patches Veritas NetBackup flaw
  • Cisco struggles with SIP firewall flaw
  • Rising electricity rates inspire energy-efficient storage
  • Briefs: VoIP in the news
  • Firms failing to erase confidential data from recycled PCs
  • Blackberries to deliver two-factor network security
  • Downtime: Are you there God? I need some help with my IT
  • Dell and Sony to share cost of battery recall
  • Wireless security push fueled by paranoia
  • Sun unveils Java open source site
  • Banks should adopt Web 2.0 technologies, says analyst
  • Microsoft admits delaying patch distribution to prioritise main threat
  • Threadneedle outsources investment operation to JP Morgan
  • Liberty Alliance forms identity management public sector group
  • Google Talk gets new data transfer and voicemail features
  • Microsoft security patch crashes browsers
  • Scottish crime agency to adopt ABM intelligence systems
  • High-end laptop aimed at corporate users
  • NHS South Central poised to launch online decision support
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