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  • IT security takes back seat to compliance
  • Government strategy aims to gear IT to user needs
  • More enterprises admit to intrusions, lack of best practices
  • SOX boosts IT salaries
  • Small businesses mull SAP Business One, All-in-One choice
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  • Hitachi posts first-half loss
  • Europe drives world PDA growth
  • Microsoft fails again in web patent case
  • IBM blades to support Solaris
  • Nortel spends £7m for right to hire new CEO
  • Firms offered open-source insurance cover
  • Dell warns of profits slump
  • IBM opens patents to help create standards
  • Minister sidesteps tough questions on tax systems
  • Thousands of businesses to be authorised to make biometric checks on customers
  • Whitbread sets up shared service centre
  • Pru aims to save £25m from global IT system
  • Wickes gains Eops stability with upgrade
  • Academy aims to boost public IT delivery
  • Swansea and Capgemini outsourcing deal delayed
  • Channel Five to use remote access
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  • Microsoft updates key products
  • Phone appointments boost e-booking figures
  • Virtual environment aids patch testing
  • Passwords for Oracle were 'cracked in 20 days'
  • Exchange builds real-time system on .net
  • Course set up for budding IT architects
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  • Prepare for second age of the internet, says Gartner
  • UK IT directors group shares Gates' vision of the future
  • Record growth helps BCS take a lead in drive for professionalism
  • Spend per PC figures show public sector gap
  • Dorset rolls out broadband links
  • Sainsbury's drops its £2.1bn outsourcing contract after fundamental overhaul of IT
  • John Moores University implements San to cope with demand from around the world
  • Bristol adopts Star Office
  • Compass says hosted e-mail could save it 60%
  • Further trials to tackle challenges of biometrics
  • Open source storage software created
  • Judges extend submission deadline for Best Places to Work in IT awards 2006
  • Oracle users focus on middleware strategy
  • Help the Aged uses satellite tracking
  • MCP exams matched to job roles
  • Jini goes open source
  • Microsoft to integrate business intelligence software in Office 12
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  • User audience left wanting more
  • Gates spells out future to UK corporate IT leaders
  • Grids move mainstream with enterprise system deployments
  • Web service standards is delayed
  • Fire hits computer research at Southampton
  • European Commission to investigate 3G licensing
  • Oracle to release free database
  • O2 acquired by Telefonica for £17.7bn
  • Microsoft gets edge in Google hiring case
  • Microsoft to bundle XPS document format with Office 12
  • IBM releases WebSphere Google desktop search plug-in
  • Brewer uses SAP portal to let pubs and staff access corporate systems
  • Bird flu Trojan virus spreads
  • Novell could cut workforce by a fifth
  • Novell joins open document board
  • Pru expects big savings from single IT infrastructure
  • Tax credits bill is £236m and climbing
  • German body lists dangers of VoIP
  • Anti-spyware group publishes industry detection guidelines
  • Microsoft says profits up in first quarter
  • Mircosoft releases CRM 3.0 beta
  • Government launches internet security campaign
  • Sainsbury's scraps outsourcing deal with Accenture
  • Nokia joins forces with Microsoft on security appliances
  • ObjectWeb drives open source Java Business Integration
  • Unisys mainframes to migrate to Intel chips
  • Fiorina joins Cybertrust
  • Spyware costing the UK £445m, says Webroot
  • Gartner predicts improved security efficiency
  • Sun plans pervasive RFID
  • Avid claims storage revolution
  • Microsoft enhances beta version of OneCare Live
  • IT's role in organisations to be pivotal
  • EMC buys Acartus to expand data archiving arsenal
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