• Novell to support NetWare users until 2015
  • Microsoft brings apps and web designers closer together
  • Oracle posts 42% profit increase
  • Microsoft investigates new Internet Explorer bug
  • HCI portal for SMBs launched
  • Collax collaborates with Kaspersky Lab on SMBs’ anti-virus engine
  • 3 enters data card arena
  • Interactive knowledge centre cures SMBs' HR headaches
  • Bulldog breed of SMB comms packages
  • MPs slam Jobcentre contact centres' 'failure'
  • NHS plan has failed to win over users, says NAO boss
  • Headache for pension companies as delay in regulations has knock-on effect for IT
  • Microsoft releases ALM platform
  • The IT challenges caused by the government's foot-dragging
  • Datacentres: Cool the costs, users told
  • Computer Weekly tax campaign up for 'Oscar'
  • Next phase of MS Software Assurance launched
  • Alliance leads two-factor roll-out
  • Make business continuity a priority in offshore negotiations, says Norwich Union
  • Holmes update aims to let police join forces
  • British Airways puts projects on fast track as board orders £10m IT spending cuts
  • Mergers could benefit IT leaders, says AMR
  • NHS trust seeks compensation over patient records system delay
  • Microsoft backtracks on plan to support EFI in Vista system
  • Virtualisation spend set to increase, says study
  • EC backs wireless development project to aid creation of cross-platform applications
  • New Itanium platform to increase upgrade options for Alpha users
  • Business skills key for Blair's CIO
  • Failure to secure remote access leaves firms at risk
  • News in brief
  • RFID developments aim to boost flexibility and facilitate roll-outs
  • Hot skills: Java and .net support sees HP-UX used across all vertical markets
  • Implied staff rights ruling could allow contractors to sue
  • Experts to debate merits of deperimeterisation
  • IT security programme launched
  • Investment banks lead the charge for experienced IT developers
  • Developers turn on to free Oracle download
  • Strategic data use critical to bank growth
  • PC is pushed to record top speed of 5.46GHz
  • IT industry needs to tighten up VPN security, says report
  • Dell to double headcount in India to 20,000, builds new factory
  • Ericsson and Lucent fight over Riverstone
  • FBI to build $425m case management system
  • VeriSign continues mobile content expansion
  • Microsoft takes action against 100 phishers in EMEA
  • Thin client computing takes off
  • US government denied Google customer search criteria
  • UK companies failing to manage application performance
  • Microsoft releases delayed development product
  • Bank launches anti-fraud alert service
  • Visa looks into Epos apps after US hack attacks
  • CeBIT suppliers fail Wi-Fi security test
  • Microsoft improves analytics for SMEs
  • US government criticised over IT security
  • New style denial of service attacks hit internet
  • Adobe hires Sun's Java expert
  • Microsoft announces new business user focus
  • Google may have to hand over some search data to US government
  • CeBIT visitor numbers down again
  • Tobacco giant signs £6m apps deal
  • Adobe warns of critical Flash vulnerabilities
  • BA closes call centre and targets increased online sales
  • Trojan spy couple are expected to be jailed
  • RFID tags could be exposed to viruses
  • Improve your storage options
  • Microsoft issues critical Office security patch
  • Confusion reigns over identity of merchants who sparked fraud
  • Intel unveils power efficient dual-core Xeon
  • Government appoints £2.5bn reseller
  • 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
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