• Carphone Warehouse's all-in-one data box ends the long wait for business intelligence
• Taking business intelligence to the masses
• Next move: How do I get a UK job after 20 years abroad?
• BPel 2.0 web services standards delayed
• Most IT managers feel the sting of ageism, says survey
• Charities urged to share information on IT spend
• Compliance work and insourcing drives up bonuses, survey shows
• Highways Agency signs deal with Telindus for digital road monitoring system
• Build Oracle apps for free and other major announcements in this week's tech news briefs
• London Stock Exchange 'robust' after Tokyo crash
• Five compliance questions to ask your CEO
• Law could leave directors liable for their company's IT decisions
• Blaze-hit Primark back on track as continuity plan saves the day
• HP launches new blade PC
• Man charged for building commercial botnet
• Juniper hires Black Hat hacker
• Internet protocol developers given presidential medals
• Revamped Novell will report in December
• Microsoft to release critical security patch tomorrow
• Hacking Windows: MSRPC vulnerabilities
• Autonomy buys Verity for £300m
• HP pays for list of its own customers
• Another CFO quits Oracle
• Microsoft targets on-demand services with Foldershare buy
• IBM breakthrough could slash price of optical PCs
• Mozilla to release Firefox 1.5 this year
• December release takes Microsoft CRM straight to version 3.0
• Microsoft signs web book deal with British Library
• Server costs will rise next year, users warned
• Nokia targets mobile TV
• IBM and Sun give ODF another push
• Career Profile - Fahri Zini, director of ICT at Aston University
• Career Profile - Richard Huddy, Manager European Developer Relations group, ATI
• Cisco patches Wi-Fi hole
• Novell decimates workforce
• Microsoft buys VoIP firm
• Stock option probe triggers departure of Mercury CEO
• Cisco finds fix for critical router flaw
• Thames Valley Police firearms database hits target
• Career profile - Bill Parslow, head of ICT and e-government at Brighton and Hove City Council
• London exchange promises no Tokyo-style crash
• Court shock: denial of service attacks not illegal
• Career Profile - Elizabeth McDonald, senior manager of corporate ICT at Glasgow City Council
• Nokia launches business mobility solutions
• Dell and IBM unveil Intel 7000-based servers
• Sun reports another loss
• System crash paralyses Tokyo stock market
• Worm targets Oracle databases
• Symantec's shares slide on low sales forecast
• Microsoft launches on-demand services
• MessageLabs moves into secure instant messaging
• IT security takes back seat to compliance
• Government strategy aims to gear IT to user needs
• More enterprises admit to intrusions, lack of best practices
• Small businesses mull SAP Business One, All-in-One choice
• SOX boosts IT salaries
• Get safe online – eventually
• Oracle’s turn for security scrutiny
• Coalition establishes anti-spyware guidelines
• Gartner and German government give VoIP warnings
• Voice over IP services face security backlash
• Gartner offers rapid return for IT knowledge
• Will you still need me when I’m 74?
• Fujitsu calls for less power to the people
• CIOs locked out of boardroom
• Get set for the outsourcing hokey cokey
• Managers failing to use IT to meet Gershon targets
• Hitachi posts first-half loss
• Europe drives world PDA growth
• Microsoft fails again in web patent case
• IBM blades to support Solaris
• Nortel spends £7m for right to hire new CEO
• Firms offered open-source insurance cover
• Dell warns of profits slump
• IBM opens patents to help create standards
• Minister sidesteps tough questions on tax systems
• Thousands of businesses to be authorised to make biometric checks on customers
• Whitbread sets up shared service centre
• Pru aims to save £25m from global IT system
• Wickes gains Eops stability with upgrade
• Academy aims to boost public IT delivery
• Swansea and Capgemini outsourcing deal delayed
• Channel Five to use remote access
• Your shout: Healthcare investment, NHS e-mail, NHS suppliers
• Microsoft updates key products
• Phone appointments boost e-booking figures
• Virtual environment aids patch testing
• Exchange builds real-time system on .net
• Passwords for Oracle were 'cracked in 20 days'
• Course set up for budding IT architects
• News in brief
• Sainsbury's scraps £2.1bn Accenture deal
• UK IT directors group shares Gates' vision of the future
• Prepare for second age of the internet, says Gartner
• Record growth helps BCS take a lead in drive for professionalism
• Spend per PC figures show public sector gap
• Dorset rolls out broadband links
• Sainsbury's drops its £2.1bn outsourcing contract after fundamental overhaul of IT
• John Moores University implements San to cope with demand from around the world
• Bristol adopts Star Office
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