• Storage software market now worth £5bn
• Intel addresses datacentre cooling and power needs with new chips
• Symantec report issues cyber crime warning
• Microsoft adds anti-spyware to OneCare security
• Microsoft to patch Office suite
• F-Secure offers dual email protection
• CeBit show sees security focus
• Forrester gives web warning to financial firms
• Analyst to take the broader datacentre view
• Equinix boss to provide keynote at Data Centres Europe
• Low power drives Intel's datacentre plans
• Global datacentre events announced
• Top executives bend towards flexible working
• Offshoring myths shattered
• SMBs ill-prepared for security threats
• VoIP breaks through the sound barrier
• IT still unpopular in the boardroom
• Business transformation leads the way in speeding mobile adoption
• Microsoft Origami mini laptop unveiled
• XML standard for mortgage sector
• VeriSign moves into broadband content services with Kontiki buy
• Secure e-mail system adopted by youth justice bodies
• Google to see US government in court over customer search data
• Microsoft working on new Vista parental controls
• Microsoft brings in UK consultants for European anti-trust case
• McAfee anti-virus software tries to quarantine Excel
• International card fraud ring tackled
• Fujitsu to ship blade-based eight-way server
• E-mail marketing company agrees to settle for $1.1m
• Apple fixes previous security update, addresses new threats too
• Sun shines on utility business network
• Oracle gives boost to Integrity
• Intelliden cited as network configuration management leader
• Intel outlines plans for virtualisation
• Industry giants form storage consortium
• Skype launches expanded SMB package
• Avaya makes IP easier for SMBs
• Intel launches SMB storage system
• BT targets SMBs with combined voice and data support
• NHS care records roll-out raises patient safety fears
• Rochdale gains £200m IT partner
• Foreign Office IT project pushes staff to 'wits' end'
• Product lifecycle app suppliers to merge
• Businesses 'only using 50% of ERP functionality'
• Retail chains lack unified customer view
• Nationwide widens CRM to improve cross-selling
• Next move: How do I avoid obsolete skills trap?
• New business model justifies cost of Epos replacement at Threshers
• CBI: IT spend can boost productivity
• Bike Tyrestore boosts service with web system
• Hot skills: Solaris open source move opens up multi-platform opportunities
• Microsoft collaboration aims to ease system management
• Gartner addresses midsize needs
• MPs slam national police data system delay
• BCS debate identifies change management as key to the progression of the IT industry
• Why small is still beautiful for councils
• Wireless special report: Remote revolution
• Government ID card project faces £1.81bn deficit, warns LSE report
• Technology behind Ashes cricket success revealed
• Technology news in brief
• NHS plan is evolving but one-size-fits-all is a fundamental flaw, says hospital chief
• Software disputes leave business exposed
• National Express trials coach-based Wi-Fi
• Oracle backs Itanium with plans for 64-bit E-Business Suite on HP
• Record numbers of IT managers enrolling to study MBAs
• Outsourcing suppliers increase demand for skilled IT staff with management skills
• Switch to RFID 'could take 15 years'
• HSBC to adopt two-factor security
• Put services first in a disaster, users urged
• Birmingham finalising £420m deal
• Intel expands work placement scheme to boost recruitment pool
• News in brief
• Your shout: MiFID, offshoring and spreadsheets
• Lamp software found to have fewest bugs
• BSI issues web disabled access guide
• Operators stop selling Motorola Razr after bug crashes device
• Oracle partners to offer improved vehicle telematics
• European Commission backs easier wireless development platform
• Microsoft axes BIOS replacement plans for Vista
• Heathrow extends iris recognition immigation system
• NEC unveils biometric wireless network access solution
• Gent leaves Vodafone, boardroom power struggle rumoured
• Gates still world's richest with $50bn
• TPI and EquaTerra terminate merger to create dominant outsourcing adviser
• Vodafone to start business trials of high-speed wireless
• EC hits back at Microsoft over anti-trust non-compliance
• CeBit: World’s fastest PC demonstrated
• CeBIT: European Commission to consult over RFID use
• Apple to open first Indian call centre, could employ 3,000
• American Airlines searches for training video web culprit
• IBM chief gets £11.5m
• SCO losses mount up, Linux blamed
• BlackBerry makes acquisition and updates e-mail server
• Google to introduce hosted word processing services
• Slower PC growth in 2006
• Microsoft to issue two security fixes next Tuesday
• Users fail to exploit ERP
• Co-op goes live with first payment by biometrics system
• DoS attacks up 50%, phishing up 40%
• QLogic SANblade maintains the pace
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