• Drinks maker raises a glass to new SAP workflow system
• News in brief
• Doctors concerned over decision to drop IDX
• Fujitsu abandons joint working
• Whitehall says no to Freedom Act requests
• Spyware threat to computer systems
• How to protect your systems
• Managed service plugs holes in Severn Trent Water's enterprise management
• Walk the walk to help fund Barnardo's centre
• Logicalis launches next-generation IT managed services
• Norwich Union expects 30% saving from outsourcing management of IT training
• Developer's active content delivery checklist
• The facts that shine through smokescreen surrounding HM Revenue and Customs
• Managed services provider warns of increasing e-mail attacks
• Know your enemy: Why your Web site is at risk
• Fujitsu reports soaring success for managed IT services
• HP updates Proliantfault monitoring tool
• Spyware removal checklist
• AT&T and Microsoft announce IT services alliance
• Ball gets the Hollywood treatment
• Avaya urges businesses to take control of hidden costs through managed services
• Sleep on the streets to help young homeless
• Somerfield signs 3.3m Epos deal
• Firms urged to tackle long-hours culture
• HP's move to Itanium gathers momentum with Nonstop servers based on 64-bit chips
• Most IT professionals feel they are not achieving their full potential
• Premiere migrates all its call centres to managed IT service
• TeleWare expands hosted services on IP-PBX
• VMware to start subscription service
• Macromedia joins Eclipse initiative
• Mytob may become a super worm
• NAS buying Tip: Common sense approach to buying NAS
• Brewer automates invoice processing
• MS to open up Office 12 documents with XML
• Updates improved by Microsoft
• Microsoft to launch rival to Blackberry e-mail system
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development, answer No. 5
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development, answer No. 1
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development, answer No. 2
• Dell extends OptiPlex line
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development, answer No. 3
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development, answer No. 4
• Microsoft
• Microsoft to offer flexible e-learning courses
• Mobile data available in more places
• IBM ships 4Gbps storage system
• Alpha speeds up web database building
• Second-hand hard discs found to hold recoverable sensitive data
• Red Hat pushes for patent reform
• Sun buys out StorageTek for 2.3bn
• Analysts say 'cloudy' forecast is OK
• Compliance shouldn't be a primary security driver
• Enron case sparks call for clearer document management
• Quiz: Secure Web directories and development
• Upgrade dilemma confronts users as Windows 2000 support expires
• Top tools for testing your online security, part 2
• Top tools for testing your online security
• Life at the edge part 3: Resistance to failure
• Life at the edge part 4: When things go wrong
• Life at the edge part 2: Divide and conquer with DMZs
• Quiz: Identify and analyze Web server attacks
• Quiz: Identify and analyze Web server attacks, answer No. 2
• Quiz: Identify and analyze Web server attacks, answer No. 3
• Quiz: Identify and analyze Web server attacks, answer No. 5
• Quiz: Identify and analyze Web server attacks, answer No. 4
• Microsoft to open up Office 12 documents with XML
• Hackers target VoIP
• Lawson buys out Intentia
• Sun to buy out StorageTek
• Network storm knocks out NY stock exchange
• E-mails deliver 380% more viruses in May than in April
• Unilever to train 10,000 staff with SAP
• IT firms urged to enter Queens Awards competition
• EU to consult Microsoft’s competitors about fines
• IBM launches x460 servers
• Seven out of 10 discarded hard discs not properly wiped
• SME's poor server admin may break data laws
• BEA enhances Weblogic to let non-IT staff write code-free apps
• Quiz: Web attack prevention and defense
• Virgin overhauls storage to cope with Sweetie and Crazy Frog
• Office will use XML as default file formats
• Somerfield rolls out POS and back office systems
• Red Hat adds directory server
• Mytob spreads via spoof emails
• Advanced Backup School: Quiz for Lessons 1-3
• Zombie machines used in 'brutal' SSH attacks
• Network configuration: IIS SMTP mail relay service and Microsoft Exchange Server
• Patching resource kit
• Letter #3: Internet Explorer gets the edge
• Letter #4: IE wins, but Microsoft must make a critical change
• Letter #5: Hackers will always go after the "big dog"
• Letter #2: Firefox will never be as big a target as IE
• Letter #1: Firefox is the trustworthy choice
• Bank of America to use two-factor system to beat phishers
• Revenue CIO unveils priorities to remedy inefficient IT systems
• Dual-core PCs offer performance boost
• MPs to debate bill before Gateway
• Royal Mail IT to deliver savings as SAP roll-out streamlines billing
• £15m data migration plan follows merger
• UK banks seek faster cheque clearing system
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