• A level 5 disaster recovery plan
  • IBM moves closer to business intelligence with role-specific software
  • US DoJ request delays Oracle antitrust review by a further 30 days
  • US universities challenge FBI wiretapping ruling
  • Novell refuses to comment on job loss rumours
  • Agreement reached in dotcom domain battle
  • Microsoft warns of flaw in “critical” patch
  • Sun links with Tideway Systems to boost datacentre service management
  • Cisco offers integrated two-way radio communication system
  • Bailiffs adopt mobile devices to boost service and transparency
  • Sunjuice integrates supply management
  • Users look for better IT from logistics suppliers
  • MySQL 5.0 launch details and other big announcements in this week's tech news briefs
  • CIOs and IT directors are both vital, says Watmore
  • Change management key to project success
  • Initiative aims to put Linux on handsets
  • Local councils set to be target for online crime
  • Nokia smartphones to offer 'push' e-mail
  • IM Manager gives V.Ships global audit trail
  • Phishing sites grow but attacks fall
  • CBI: 'end of beginning' for e-business
  • BA.com uses real-time software monitoring
  • Three Sans protect Close Premium Finance data
  • Councils told to use common resources
  • E-business projects to drive spending growth
  • Siebel expands Adaptive strategy with tools for custom CRM apps
  • Waiting for the WiMax wireless revolution
  • Society installs e-mail archive for continuity
  • Sky Chefs adopts fingerprint tool
  • Stroud and Swindon builds on digital system
  • Reporter's Notebook: NYC 'controls the software industry'
  • Pearl staff to transfer to Indian firm in £486m outsourcing deal
  • Revenue postpones online system
  • Wireless booming but a third fail to measure ROI
  • Civil servants may block release of ID card review
  • IT troubles hit Jobcentre service
  • IT planning vital to meet bird flu pandemic threat
  • BSkyB to gain broadband capability
  • Market in RFID technology set to expand
  • Outsourcing falls from favour
  • Microsoft adds business intelligence to Office 12
  • Government on target with national project transfer
  • RIM could face US Blackberry bar
  • IBM boosts software standards with royalty free offer
  • Launch extends IBM virtualisation commitment
  • Awareness campaign aims to beat online crime
  • Technology fundamentally changing business practice, says CBI survey
  • Home Office seeks industry's opinion on ID cards
  • HP accuses cartridge manufacturer of infringing copyright
  • O2 gets in first with super-fast launch
  • Viisage granted patents on anti-fraud biometrics system
  • Revenue eases business fears by postponing IT system
  • Author delves into novel attack methodologies
  • EMC continues acquisitions with Captiva purchase
  • Macromedia completes Mobile Innovation acquisition
  • Microsoft to patch ActiveSync after user conflict complaints
  • Companies 'can spend less but maintain security' says analyst
  • Juniper Networks reports 72% increase in profits
  • Microsoft releases Exchange Server 2003 SP2
  • Cisco fixes SSL denial of service attack flaw
  • Elements of a data protection strategy
  • Motorola tries to block its former president from joining Nortel
  • Open-source Firefox browser reaches 100 million downloads
  • Kerio ditches personal firewall market
  • AOL cuts more than 700 staff
  • Sun makes Jini toolkit open source
  • Ensure staff understand business goals to boost effectiveness
  • Best places to work: Has your IT department been nominated?
  • Traditional interviews by senior staff are 'best way' to select new IT employees
  • AvantGo supports RSS feeds
  • Google loses out in Gmail trademark dispute
  • Next move: How do I advance if I don't have a degree?
  • IT services management forum to take pragmatic approach
  • IBM acquires DataPower to boost SOA offering
  • IT industry enjoys a night at the movies in aid of children's charity
  • Contractors could get redundancy
  • Linux no longer a curiosity as major datacentre adoption grows
  • Intel reports 18% sales increase
  • Microsoft muscles into security software with Client Protection
  • Mercer signs £34m IBM outsourcing contract
  • Oracle fixes 23 security flaws
  • Offshoring blamed for salary slump
  • IT managers average six-day working week
  • Capita plans major programme to equip IT staff with business skills
  • Compliance auditing added to Lansurveyor
  • Business welcomes new IT degree
  • Fujitsu launches dual-core servers
  • Firms to test open source Flash tools
  • Will users see benefits of switch to 64-bit?
  • SearchSMB 50 profile: No squeaky wheels at WD-40
  • East Devon Council installs eFinancials to help it meet government reporting needs
  • Snort flaw opens up networks to attackers
  • CA to buy foothold in e-mail archiving market
  • Nortel replaces chief executive
  • PC sales leap 17.1% in third quarter
  • Zend initiatives promote wider use of PHP
  • Intel speeds boot-up times with Robson
  • SAP extends poaching initiative to Siebel customers
  • OSDL launches mobile Linux initiative
  • Microsoft distributes final beta of new Windows Server
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