• EMC focuses on SMBs for storage
  • 3Com to make VoIP push for SMBs
  • IBM boosts Linux for SMBs
  • Avaya chooses voice partner in SMB VoIP system
  • China starts to tackle software piracy ahead of trade talks
  • NRO speeds ‘fitness to practice’ compliance
  • Sun axes 200 staff from high-end server division
  • GigaWorld of opportunity – at a discount to Computer Weekly readers
  • UK Feds take on cybercriminals
  • .eu opens to all
  • CSC up for grabs
  • Firms leeching money through poor customer data management
  • SOA confuses IT heads
  • MoD opens anti-terrorism technology centre
  • McAfee unveils new security research portal
  • Cray faces Nasdaq de-listing over accounts
  • Oracle inadvertently publishes exploit code for server flaw
  • HSBC rolls out security tokens for online business customers
  • Microsoft issues five security patches, fixes critical browser hole
  • Wakefield achieves efficiency gains with geographical information systems portal
  • Users want more help with zero day attacks
  • Councils pool Microsoft development knowledge
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  • The Falcon has landed for the British army
  • Boots in £16m HR deal
  • Splunk Base aims to speed troubleshooting
  • Mobile collaboration is priority for CIOs
  • GM feeling ticked off over gas guzzling ad
  • Next move
  • Exchange 12 promises greater control and protection for users
  • Soldiering on can 'harm your career'
  • Clampdown could mean bigger tax bills for IT contractors
  • New IT openings as private health firms look to link to NHS systems
  • Row over decline in schoolgirl's interest in IT
  • Council forecasts savings from converged IP network
  • Alcatel and Lucent strike merger deal
  • Network news in brief
  • Wi-Fi hotspot providers link their networks to offer secure wireless
  • Your shout: Professionalism, outsourcing, data theft
  • Linux GUIs linked to ease app development
  • Middleware releases aim to make open source more attractive option for SMEs
  • HP warns of printer software security flaw
  • Mixed public and private pensions IT systems move closer as Turner signs off
  • Telco reuses MS licences
  • Businesses hang back on data encryption
  • Does MOT system fail comms test?
  • Consistency of report data is major problem, say IT bosses
  • HBOS skills refresh boosts output
  • Microsoft site to share Linux data
  • GNER Intercity Wi-Fi access to arrive ahead of deadline
  • Pharmaceuticals firm prescribes Oracle suite
  • Experts warn of bird flu IT crisis
  • Microsoft follows VMware with free virtualisation software offer
  • Users told to stay alert as CSC slashes 1,200 UK jobs
  • Top UK IT experts call for audit of NHS programme
  • Unilever brings in Accenture to streamline IT services
  • Red Hat buys JBoss
  • IT spending in UK financial services sector to be biggest in Europe
  • Nortel plans product cull
  • OFT puts off US acquisition of nCipher
  • IBM unveils data encryption solution for chips
  • PayPal rolls-out mobile payment service
  • Colgate outsources procurement to IBM
  • HSBC and First Direct adopt new mobile banking platform
  • Broadband price war looms
  • UK needs training tax breaks to avert skills shortage, warns Imis
  • Scottish fire service adopts Firelink comms system
  • Police raid UK's biggest counterfeit DVD factory
  • Internet Explorer hit by new phishing flaw
  • Government completes roll-out of court information system
  • Cisco patches telco networking kit to tackle DoS attacks
  • All citizens can now buy a .eu domain
  • Vodafone restructures to cut costs and focus on new markets
  • Microsoft set to patch critical IE bug
  • BCS launches IT law course
  • CSC to cut 1,200 jobs in the UK
  • Skills shortage is on the way warns IMIS
  • CSC customers warned over service levels
  • Adding 'fudge' to your passwords
  • EDS to hire 2,000 in China
  • eBay bans cash payments in bid to tackle fraud
  • Red Hat axes Fedora Foundation
  • NEC and EMC to jointly develop storage solutions
  • Microsoft helps firms adopt Linux
  • Alcatel sells space technology business to Thales
  • iBasis deploys Netezza datawarehouse
  • Mercury debuts Cell BE-based blade server
  • PlateSpin rotates towards datacentre IT optimisation
  • Datacentres set for radical change
  • Organisational culture hampering decision making, say IT directors
  • Dixons will vanish from high street
  • HP warns of printer software security threat
  • South Wales Police to get new information management platform
  • Linux kernel gets Oracle cluster file solution
  • 'Mind reader' could help those with autism
  • Government not trusted with citizen data
  • Intel and Pipex to target cities with WiMax service
  • OSDL links graphic interfaces to help Linux developers
  • Firefox reaches one in ten
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