• Bacon joins national plan leadership
  • Head of NHS IT acknowledges severe shortages of skilled staff
  • Emis brought on board the NPfIT
  • Legality of NHS leaders' FOI guidance questioned
  • StorageTek promises major savings from appraisal service
  • Software frees Tesco.com's IT staff from data update tasks
  • Oracle sees off SAP to acquire Retek
  • Networks in brief
  • HP adapters enable a unified network fabric
  • Microsoft admits patch problem
  • Telecoms firms launch EC wireless R&D plan
  • Software institute plan is backed by suppliers
  • Holiday group halves IT costs by leasing computers and software
  • Technology in brief
  • Firefox steals market share from Microsoft
  • IBM deal offers data integration alternative
  • Council opts for Thus as sole voice provider
  • Media firm cuts cost of web content hosting
  • Bosses split over productivity of teleworkers
  • EC tax law setback for contractors
  • E-mail Security School Lesson 2: Threats and Mitigation Strategies
  • E-mail Security School Lesson 1: E-mail Security Essentials
  • Quiz: Do you have a firm e-mail security foundation?
  • Filling SMTP gaps -- The secrets to using e-mail standards, part 2
  • Health bosses tell trusts to refuse freedom of information requests about NPfIT deals
  • Parties urged to set out IT manifestos
  • Oil traders forced to use e-system
  • Cost doubt for MS developer tools
  • City firms plan disaster simulation
  • BMC completes IAM suite with OpenNetwork purchase
  • Bridgestone offshores its SAP
  • Informatica boosts transactional data access
  • Oracle lifts Oblix
  • Plumtree launches portal analysis tool
  • Problems with biometric IT could double ID card costs, warns study
  • Online database is bad idea, says LSE
  • SunGard surrenders to mega buy-out
  • Microsoft targets Netware users with tools for Windows migration
  • Truck firm deploys flexible remote access
  • Brainshare news in brief
  • Novell adds to JBoss open source middleware
  • Novell reveals its Linux strategy and 10-year support programme
  • E-mail Security School Lesson 3: E-mail Policy Control
  • Councils fear IT funding drought after hitting e-government targets
  • SonicWall wireless firewall builds in deep inspection
  • Small business comes first in company law revision
  • UK business flunks online test
  • Acas offers online guide to flexible working
  • BT cracks down on rogue diallers
  • Smart Global takes desktop apps mobile
  • BMC buys web ID firm
  • Microsoft updates iSCSI storage
  • Microsoft starts beta-testing patch service
  • Mozilla fixes new Firefox flaw
  • Programmers crack Apple's iTunes again
  • Atos wins DWP deal extension
  • IP VPN services market peaks
  • IBM unveils anti-spaming technology
  • SBS takes over entire Siemens infrastructure
  • TeleWare puts self-service on hosted menu
  • Postini adds more layers of enterprise security
  • Siroconnect boosts security of managed remote access
  • Dell boosts datacentre with new server range
  • Emergency call failure puts VoIP supplier in dock
  • IBM settles court case with Compuware
  • Symbian woos corporate users with over-the-air Exchange 2003
  • Travelex implements anti-money laundering software
  • GPs win battle for IT systems of choice
  • Oracle profits down, despite rise in sales
  • Yahoo battles Gmail on storage
  • Oracle opens centre to support UK and Ireland customers
  • IT managers defaulting on compliance
  • Storage appraisal service promises to save £20,000
  • Police catch Brazilian phisherman
  • Spammers in disguise
  • HP points blades at SMEs
  • LearnIT: VoIP basics quiz
  • Nasdaq trades up
  • Norwich goes for Autonomy
  • Government backs plan to ensure UK has IT skills for next 10 years
  • Apple bites back over piracy hole
  • Time Warner fined £166m for accounting failures
  • Memory giants settle patent battle
  • Apple fixes Safari phishing hole
  • Government aims to connect with NHS IT project rebrand
  • New EU knock-back for Microsoft
  • Identity crisis hits e-commerce
  • Oracle wins battle to acquire Retek
  • IM hit by 300% rise in security attacks
  • Linux lags Windows in new security report
  • Web application vulnerabilities soar, Symantec warns
  • Firefox pushes IE market share below 90%
  • Lack of transparency limits value of Gateway reviews into NHS plan
  • Investment in enterprise software up 20% this year
  • Broadband use soars
  • DWP renews Atos contract for £500m
  • McAfee admits buffer vulnerability
  • Monitoring made harder by cookie security fears
  • Survey highlights poor testing in public sector
  • Lloyd's electronic front office will boost compliance with regulators
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