• Sun Microsystems to release the latest version of Java Enterprise System -- and more news briefs
  • Tester claims 90% of VPNs open to hackers
  • Novell Open Enterprise Server to offer Netware users path to Linux
  • Cisco switch is integrated in HP blades
  • Businesses warned of photocopier data risk
  • Oxfam looks to IT firms to aid disaster response
  • Siebel tailors CRM to suit SMEs
  • CEOs and CIOs split on IT success
  • Refine benchmarking to deliver useful results
  • Dual-core Itanium chip doubles transistor count
  • AOL employee stole 92 million e-mail names and addresses
  • Christies plans giant history of IT auction
  • Costs set to rise as RFID and barcodes battle
  • Free legal advice on open source issues
  • BT develops formal career plan for security staff
  • IT security pushes for professional status
  • Business broadband adoption up to 77%
  • Are you ready to offer IT skills to help the needy?
  • FBI suspends hosted e-mail system
  • UK at risk in comms battle, warns CMA
  • Financial companies' growing demand for IT skills may cause staff shortage in public sector
  • Minister wants £1.2bn e-gov savings
  • MEPs reject software patent plans
  • Big changes ahead for IT director role
  • Safeway CIO joins PO
  • Sun plans IT power exchange
  • BT's sets fair access plans to avoid action by regulator Ofcom -- and more news briefs
  • Ten days to enter coding competition
  • BCS says high recognition levels give it mandate as champion of IT
  • GPs' support for IT plan falls sharply, study reveals
  • Phishers target Microsoft security initiative
  • Yahoo toolbar adds context-sensitive searches
  • Borland project tools boost collaboration
  • ERP win for 64-bit Linux
  • Sun builds first online computing processing exchange
  • European Parliament votes against software patent legislation
  • IBM unveils finance and leasing plan for SMEs
  • BT offers major concessions to competitors
  • Microsoft warns of three critical patches next week
  • Local councils on track to meet e-gov targets
  • Microsoft tightens integration between Office and ERP systems
  • CSC signs Sun in £200m management systems deal
  • Deutsche Bahn migrates to Linux
  • Saddam used as bait to spread PC worms
  • Expect 13 Windows patches, some critical
  • Accounting firm overhauls data center - under budget
  • Business knowledge and process skills are key to increasing value
  • ID cards breach human rights, warn MPs
  • Euro MPs vote down new software copyright law
  • Red Hat aims Linux at public sector
  • VeriSign brings spam blocker service to Europe
  • Sainsburys invests in satellite navigation to meet home delivery targets
  • HP expands notebook offering
  • Investment company's communication systems gets a security boost
  • Majority of UK organisations collaborate but basic shortfalls could cost
  • Oracle releases critical security patch
  • Siemens and Microsoft team on business IM
  • Reuters strengthens instant messaging to meet compliance guidelines
  • Novell plans Windows groupware product
  • Integration of Notes and Domino boosts collaborative applications
  • Handheld sales fall for another quarter
  • Microsoft sets up government security programme
  • Compressed files strike another blow to AV
  • No improvement in wireless network security
  • CEOs and IT directors: the distrust continues
  • Sun offers pay-as-you-go grid computing
  • Growth in IT demand by financial companies may lead to skills shortage in public sector
  • Business Objects creates tool for SMEs
  • CSC lands giant US Navy deal
  • Los Alamos nuclear lab ‘fined’ after IT security scare
  • Restated accounts nudge Nortel into profit
  • Google profits soar
  • Sun begins distributing open-source Solaris
  • BT strikes £306m HR outsourcing deal with Accenture
  • HP move to molecular chip production
  • Online tax return system buckles under demand
  • Essex council outsources IT
  • Internet tax plan to finance US war on terror
  • CipherTrust fits zombie spotter to anti-spam engine
  • Microsoft finally releases own-brand search engine
  • Open-source movement gets new legal champion
  • Sober worm variant in the wild
  • HBOS to streamline storage in £35m deal
  • EU ageism law could put an end to 'milk round' campus recruitment
  • HP offers blades with Cisco networking technology
  • EMC updates network storage software
  • Multiuser adaptation for e-commerce package
  • Tsunami conmen target UK
  • Flat-fee unlimited-download broadband on offer
  • Cybersleuth patrols business beat
  • BT moves in with RoS
  • FirePass targets affordable remote access
  • Pompey picks PureMessage
  • WiMax Big Bang slips
  • ID theft remains No. 1 worry
  • Red Hat and Novell update to support Linux kernel
  • BT to massively expand SDSL
  • Back patent proposals, urges BCS
  • Revenue tax filing system struggles to cope with demand
  • RFID held back by high cost and lack of standards
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