• Open-Xchange offers Microsoft Exchange/Windows Server alternative
  • Oracle to close Siebel deal tomorrow, users await product integration
  • Vodafone lines up mammoth outsourcing deal
  • Tehran bans BBC website
  • IBM to introduce mainframe processor for CRM and ERP
  • BPI wins file-sharing judgement
  • Torvalds slams new GPL licence
  • Itanium gets another $10bn funding
  • Microsoft business software makes up for Xbox woes
  • Nielsen names ten best corporate intranets
  • Phisher could get 30-year jail term
  • Kama Sutra worm set to strike again next week
  • Date set for Google US court appearance over search privacy
  • European weather HQ gets IP network to support bumper throughput
  • EU considers Microsoft 's Windows open-source offer
  • Ethical hackers help firms fight attacks
  • Sun-Fujitsu servers beset by delays
  • Intel on course with new chip-making process
  • Amex implements Java ES for critical systems
  • Government to beef up cybercrime laws with new bill
  • IBM aids virtualisation with CIMS acquisition
  • Government IT efficiency gains in doubt
  • Lloyd's pulls plug on £53m compliance system
  • Electronic Jobcentre Plus system fails to process 40% of claims
  • Work with customers to improve security, FSA tells online banks
  • Vista Beta 2 Expected in April
  • Motorola unveils 3G data access point
  • Server cooling concept from Rittal on display
  • AMD adds to high blade performance
  • IBM boosts retail blade server family
  • Cambridge first for data centre
  • Cybertrust adds merchant monitoring to compliance programme
  • US computer security costs £38bn a year
  • Enterprises struggle to focus on messaging threats
  • Cisco combats router glitches
  • F-Secure releases security patch
  • Oracle fixes 82 software flaws
  • Security gets all professional
  • IT wallets shrink again
  • Radio tagging out of tune on ROI
  • Colleges failing University challenge
  • Outsourcing big fish nibbled by minnows
  • Microsoft slow to comply with US anti-trust agreement
  • CA almost doubles profits
  • Vodafone gets Dell to build in high-speed mobile data
  • Google to block human rights content in China
  • Sun makes £131m quarterly loss
  • Who's bad? Malware spreaders tackled
  • Lexmark to make 700 redundant at Scottish factory
  • IBM makes UIMA open-source
  • UK IT managers under-used and ignored
  • Symbian mobiles targeted by three Trojans
  • Microsoft gets more time to comply with EU server ruling
  • Google personalises the news
  • Harrods develops SOA to provide a single view of customer details
  • Wal-Mart tests RFID data integration system
  • Data security failings
  • US Blackberry network moves closer to shutdown
  • Kama Sutra worm seduces users
  • IronPort unveils web-link filtering technology
  • Critical flaw hits Red Hat and Novell Linux
  • AMD cuts chip prices for dual-core processing
  • Barclays five-second cut adds up to £1m savings
  • Government departments stalling on ID cards
  • Microsoft plans hosted Outlook e-mail service
  • IE7 code appears on web
  • Gartner: CIOs to become more business orientated
  • Bank tracks costs by activity tool
  • Lords back CW on ID card secrecy
  • Business intelligence software drives surge in retailers' sales
  • Doctors still frustrated by lack of system choice under national programme for IT
  • Tool helps users share bookmarks
  • Foundry switches to provide VoIP support
  • Doubts over returns hinder RFID take-up
  • Collaboration systems are key to Lotus future
  • Technology news in brief
  • Dual-core processors and better batteries in new laptop generation
  • First draft for 802.11n due to be approved
  • HP and IBM boost retail IT with infrastructure management drive
  • BAE sails into £100m Navy contract
  • Mozilla adds phishing controls to free e-mail
  • TechData news in brief
  • Government employers facing a shortage of IT contractors with security clearance
  • Prime minister comes under fire over government IT programmes
  • Police urge action on web attacks
  • Government puts cost of online tax credits identity theft at £2.7m
  • Oracle fixes 82 flaws in database software and application suites
  • News in brief
  • Public sector drives demand for open source alternatives to Office
  • Your shout: e-gov delivery, FOI clarity, frustrated with ERP
  • Downtime: Be hip and get in with the IT out crowd
  • DPM’s diary, by C P Bound
  • Service continuity is key as Leeds Learning Network takes the managed service route
  • INSIDE THE BCS: Microsoft expert offers security tips
  • Next move: What do I need to learn to leave this job I'm bored in?
  • Pay growth stabilising, says study
  • Degrees provided out-of-date technology skills, say graduates
  • MS .net set to be most wanted skill in 2006
  • Microsoft moves to Vienna for next version of Windows
  • Microsoft acquires UMT to improve Office project management
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