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  • Google hits back in legal battle with Microsoft
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  • Orange launches SPV M500
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  • Seven make shortlist to turn Oystercards into e-money
  • Bedfordshire Council threatens to terminate £250m outsourcing deal
  • HP slashes jobs and shuts enterprise divison
  • Council redefines outsourcing effects on IT staff
  • Knowledge management giving enterprises competitive advantage
  • Users look for value boost from Microsoft licence rejig
  • CIOs need new skills to prosper
  • Sarbox draining corporate security budgets
  • Making agents special to win the jobs game
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  • New plan to plug IT skills gap
  • IT professionals feel more value from senior management backing
  • Business Object buys financial planning developer SRC
  • Mozilla fixes flawed Firefox fix
  • US sales surge lifts SAP's profits
  • Data theft wipes $6m off ChoicePoint profits
  • FrontBridge buy boosts Microsoft e-mail security
  • Top five engines attract nearly all search traffic
  • Security flaws slip through Oracle patch cycle
  • MCI rolls out network leveraging service
  • AmEx dumps hacked card processor
  • Pop quiz: E-mail security
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  • Microsoft sues after senior executive defects to Google
  • O2 Airwave wins national ambulance deal
  • Intel posts $2bn profit for Q2
  • More specialist certifications for SQL Server and Visual Studio
  • HP pushes boat out on new CIO's salary
  • IBM buys e-form firm PureEdge
  • US university admits database hack
  • Phishers target Alliance & Leicester
  • Remote management is essential in order to deliver improved efficiency at lower costs
  • HP slashes jobs and closes enterprise division
  • IT salaries take 2005 leap
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  • Oracle enhances JD Edwards
  • Visa axes payment processor after data theft
  • HP World 2005 scrapped
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  • Users look for value boost as Microsoft rejigs licences
  • RAC picks open standards infrastructure to keep mobile info services on the road
  • Halfords goes to Manhattan for warehouse management overhaul
  • Airbus rolls out VoIP to 40,000 staff in drive to cut costs and boost collaboration
  • ISPs doubt benefits of anti-terror proposals
  • EC raids Intel in anti-trust enquiry
  • Outsourcing could mean skills shortage
  • Oracle eases multi-core licensing
  • Disc speeds databases
  • Managers warned on hazardous waste rules
  • Sales and profits rise at IBM
  • Graduates desert failing career service
  • Johnson Service plumps for MySap
  • Waste firm outsources IT to Digica
  • BAT managed services deal will save costs
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  • Peer mentoring scheme
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  • Firms drive down IT training costs
  • Dell launches dual-cores for SMEs
  • Technical contractors' rates at a peak
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