• Cisco develops wireless tracking of people inside a WLan
  • Financial IT directors don't know the cost of messaging
  • New director for managed services provider
  • Managed services from improved Bottomline
  • Colt voice services first
  • Infocorp opts for hSo IP service
  • IBM launches data management technology
  • TSB signs £170m outsourcing deal
  • Teleware inks Spirit Group enterprise managed services deal
  • IBM to cut up to 13,000 jobs
  • Banks to upgrade their payments systems
  • Google cuts price of Urchin On Demand
  • Huge rise predicted in financial service outsourcing
  • Mobile phone worm keeps travelling
  • Time Warner loses employee data
  • TNT creates global service desk
  • Oasis forms new committee for SOAs
  • Free vulnerability scan for Sans Top 20
  • Cisco security product stops attacks before they spread
  • Brace for web worm chaos, users warned
  • 'Lawyers little help' in international minefield
  • Outsourcing demands more open approach to security, says Jericho
  • BT shortlists suppliers for £10bn move to full IP network
  • Juniper acquisitions could provide Wan boost
  • Akzo signs Wipro to roll out global IT
  • IT 'still out of synch with business strategy'
  • Queen's Awards give a fillip to IT
  • Employee input can boost the bottom line
  • Tips for successful outsourcing
  • Outsourcing 'backlash' highlights need for IT leaders to sharpen management skills
  • Web apps deliver speed to high flyers
  • Netcraft introduces anti-phishing tool
  • Storage company to blame for Time Warner data loss
  • After trial and error, drug maker deploys RFID
  • Met ITchief warns of data sharing delays
  • Call the shots on outsourcing, users urged
  • Banks to bring in two-factor authentication
  • New Socitm president takes up challenge of service deadlines and efficiency savings
  • Chinese firm completes purchase of IBM PC division
  • Southampton adds three more years to Unisys tax and benefits deal
  • Your shout: outsourcing benefits and blade server needs
  • Verizon returns to bidding war for MCI
  • EDS moves back into profit
  • IT professionals invited to take a starring role at the industry ball
  • Quantum cryptography goes on show at the DTI
  • HP settles patent dispute with EMC
  • Mass-mailing worm on the rampage
  • Next move: Should I reveal my web agency work?
  • Young want to run own businesses
  • Unified Modelling Language aids project success on any platform
  • Firms fail to support out of office staff
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  • Management consultancies offer highest pay for IT professionals
  • UK must increase awareness of IT to stay at forefront of global dispute resolution
  • Hosted CRM suite promises full view of customers
  • IBM and SAP target Oracle users through DB2 database -- and more news briefs
  • Dell opts for Microsoft 64-bit technology
  • Project seeks to integrate MySAP suite into Microsoft Office
  • Why this is not just another Windows release
  • R/3 users pushed toward MySAP
  • SAP reveals plans to open up architecture to aid integration with Java and .net apps
  • Microsoft heralds start of 64-bit revolution with Win x64 launch
  • London NHS IT scheme chief resigns
  • Where is evidence that costs were anticipated?
  • Better grasp of costs may have held up NHS plan
  • Intermix sued by state of New York over planting spyware -- and more news briefs
  • What the doctor ordered
  • Did Blair approve NHS scheme without knowing the full risks?
  • Check your systems now users urged
  • Quantrix takes on Excel
  • ICI aims to secure 40,000 systems worldwide with automatic scans
  • Inchcape speeds up bill payment
  • Quantum cryptography demonstration
  • Apple support for Cisco VPN client delayed
  • IT security kitemark pilot planned
  • Councils shown how to easily meet Gershon efficiency savings targets
  • Intermix sued over planting spyware
  • The Carphone Warehouse signs for new billing system
  • Processors will be dual-core design
  • BEA sets date to reveal application development products
  • UBS completes move to IBM zSeries mainframe
  • Outsourcing success rides on benefits buy-in from supplier
  • Sales up but profits fall at Siemens
  • Checkpoint buys asset protection for RFID
  • Apple releases Power Macs to take on TIger
  • Yahoo releases personal search tool
  • Hackers punish Google misspellers
  • Chemical giant hires Wipro to integrate IT
  • Slipping sales drag Siebel into the red
  • BT names preferred suppliers for £10bn IP network
  • IT contracts a barrier to election savings pledges
  • Suspended NHS IT boss resigns
  • Hundreds of UK jobs at risk as IBM sharpens axe
  • Euro IT innovation winners step forward
  • Firefox makes big impression on business
  • Juniper snaps up application acceleration firms
  • Windows security technology goes Awol
  • V6 of NetBackup Server spreads net wider
  • Zenworks extends into IT asset management
  • Nokia equips smartphones with ready-to-use Yahoo
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