• Microsoft, IBM and SAP drop joint project
  • Suppliers and retailers split on delay to electronic waste scheme
  • Sun unveils Linux software for Solaris after year-long wait
  • Microsoft patch hits Internet Explorer 7
  • HBOS to boost training efficiency with Enlight deal
  • HP goes to AMD for server blades
  • IXEurope expands London datacentre footprint
  • Global Services Company cuts datacentre's servers
  • IBM names server blade magnificent seven
  • Sober worm code cracked
  • Spyware still on the increase
  • Going, going, gone: a Microsoft vulnerability
  • More Microsoft patches this week
  • IT security professionals move on up
  • Trio of trouble: Malcode targets Windows, IM users
  • Visto sues Microsoft over wireless e-mail patents
  • Swiss government chooses Suse Linux
  • Oracle profits slump but new licences up
  • Adobe sheds jobs after Macromedia takeover
  • Government delays WEEE recycling directive again
  • BUPA adopts .net-based web services
  • Watmore leaves government CIO role
  • Microsoft security patches conflict with system settings
  • Visto signs licensing deal with NTP
  • Windows platforms achieve government security accreditation
  • Adobe moves to regular patching cycle
  • Microsoft sues users for selling on discounted products
  • European parliament votes for two-year data retention
  • BMW signs pioneering deal with Intel
  • Microsoft Releases Exchange 12 Beta 1
  • Flaws reported in Trend Micro ServerProtect
  • Hospital ditches EMC Centera for long-term archiving
  • Roundup: 2005's 'curious malicious code'
  • BCS disability charity and RNIB offer website access accreditation
  • Your shout: Data security and offshore outsourcing
  • Herts SMEs benefit from IT work placements
  • Storage software market jumps 10%
  • UK firms overlook service delivery
  • App dev revs up in 2006
  • Relationships key to outsourcing success
  • CIOs struggle to shake off techie image
  • IBM gives start-ups access to 40,000 patents
  • Car-tracking wireless tags to be trialled in London congestion zone
  • Another PC maker joins £60 laptop project
  • Exploit code for Firefox flaw appears on internet
  • Microsoft patches critical IE flaws
  • Independent police complaints body links systems to all UK forces via XML data feed
  • Female BCS membership increases
  • Quality testing tools could aid developers
  • Oil disaster crashes public sector systems
  • American Express and Ariba offer joint electronic payment system
  • Holway identifies 'destructive technologies'
  • European Commission called on to investigate proposed .com deal
  • Cisco warns of flaws in OpenSSL software
  • Research firm's IP phones go wireless
  • Council contact centre improves service level
  • Use of Wi-Fi up but concerns over hotspot cost and security remain
  • Infrastructure managers moving from consolidation to automation
  • Finance and IT services offer highest salaries
  • Capgemini helps its staff diversify
  • Top female IT students scoop awards
  • IT directors forced to wait on MiFID draft
  • Yahoo releases new widget delivery system
  • Wireless groups work together to improve performance
  • Microsoft to change security settings for IE7
  • Microsoft and SAP to release Mendocino next week
  • Mobile data security boosted by self-destruct texts
  • SanDisk wins flash patent ruling
  • Mozilla issues security advisory for Firefox 1.5
  • Microsoft starts beta of Windows Live Messenger with VoIP
  • Vonage launches Wi-Fi phone
  • GPs could be paid to use new national IT systems
  • Beware Christmas data theft dangers, warn police
  • Report slams City watchdog's IT as expensive and badly managed
  • Bank of East Asia to replace core system in UK
  • Stock exchange offers web service for SMEs
  • Show me the IT, minister tells insurers
  • Recent contracts awarded December 2005
  • News in brief
  • New global body aims to bridge business continuity planning gap
  • Companies spend big on small servers
  • ABN installs new foreign exchange system
  • Intel move could cut PC support costs
  • Successes, delays and cost fears for NHS plan
  • The Revenue announces new era of openness
  • Chain's Epos roll-out helps bust fraud
  • Building society shifts IT systems to fellow mutual
  • Costs could rise as ERP suppliers look to SOA
  • New security qualifications
  • Met puts IT on front line with £350m deal
  • Gartner warns Blackberry users
  • Continuity plans rise up the agenda
  • Compliance and security threats increase burden on bank IT staff
  • Councils move from e-government to efficiency savings
  • Councils must boost IT spending to meet transformation challenges, says Socitm
  • Greenpeace protesters target HP
  • Triple Eight takes a lead in the race for simpler networks
  • Keys to finalizing your Active Directory migration
  • Titan Rain shows need for better training
  • Step 3: What good are your findings?
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