• Open source developers threaten standards body boycott
  • Get the RFID low-down
  • Cisco introduces managed VPN certification
  • ITU helps rebuild tsunami-hit networks
  • Top UK businesses fail the Google test
  • Paris Hilton lure triggers Sober worm explosion
  • Accommodating arrays
  • Networking: A return on your career investment
  • US arrests first 'spim' suspect
  • Councils offered ownership of partnered projects
  • Utility companies get a boost from SAP
  • Radvision unveils 3G video for the desktop
  • Security concern constant but not consistent
  • Oracle wraps top-notch security around Linux
  • Developers release apps for MS SQL Server 2005
  • IBM leasing deals win Gartner recommendation
  • No love bug bites this Valentine
  • Roxio gets Backup MyPC Deluxe 6
  • Supplier group addresses VoIP security concerns
  • Corpora readies assault on information overload
  • SMEs to embrace IP telephony but one size won’t fit all
  • Suite enables remote security management
  • No big price cuts in near future, says BT wireless broadband chief
  • Regulate the suppliers, demands ex-Bush aide
  • Banks look set to adopt two-factor ID system
  • Microsoft plans better security for Explorer
  • Covisint to offer password service to health, finance and government
  • Gartner: Microsoft security a 'missed opportunity'
  • Intel in silicon laser breakthrough
  • Actuate launches compliance product
  • IT industry to assess e-threats to US national security
  • Hyundai boosts network access and control
  • Microsoft ERP system delayed until 2006
  • Supplier delays hit NHS trusts
  • Barclays aims to save 30% with £500m BT contract
  • Service-oriented model raises software standards
  • Oracle teams up with Unisys to offer financial assistance -- and more news briefs
  • Business chiefs wake up to IT as productivity driver
  • GNER offers passengers 'always-on' internet service
  • CyberGuard revamps security system -- and more news briefs
  • HP Virus Throttle puts brake on worms
  • US report adds weight to security doubts about internet telephony
  • South Yorkshire Police uses EMC to help save £1.1m in storage costs
  • Nottingham University's monster grid builds bridges to business
  • Liberata wins £100m outsourcing deal -- and other sales win briefs
  • Warning on waste PC data danger
  • British American Tobacco adopts HRM Connect to manage pay reviews -- and more news briefs
  • Never on Monday, says Revenue as new HR system feels the strain
  • Users warned of gaping instant messaging hole
  • Lecture looks at intelligent web services
  • Infrastructure management exam addresses neglected but vital area
  • Sun previews beta of Staroffice 8; IBM releases 64-bit eServers based on Xeon and other news briefs
  • Better interoperability from Liberty Alliance
  • Get IPv6 skills to meet predicted demand
  • Standard Life saves £2m in three years by reusing in-house code
  • UCL introduces security course for postgrads and IT professionals
  • Spring conferences put the spotlight on security
  • Tobacco firm implements pay review software
  • IBM to put Linux in Workplace
  • Co-op set to trial VoIP
  • HP lands Foreign Office's biggest ever deal
  • DHL chooses Salesforce.com CRM to centralise global operations
  • Sun distributes StarOffice 8 beta and Java Desktop 3
  • ERP user groups merge conferences
  • SCO faces ejection from Nasdaq
  • Nats systems failure to blame for flight delays
  • Do you speak geek: All hail e-mail!
  • NetCentrex rolls out IMS
  • Merrill Lynch crosses continents with Avaya
  • CyberGuard unveils command HQ
  • Arbor launches virtual perimeters for critical resources
  • CA appoints investment banker to drive growth
  • Tarantella hands out free licences to sysadmins
  • Flat profits trigger new jobs axe at HP
  • Cisco toughens up adaptive defence
  • Suppliers warn on VoIP over public internet
  • Companies embrace VoIP but one size won’t fit all
  • Network solution distributes fiscal accountability
  • Microsoft spring conference to issue Longhorn build
  • Barclays replaces BT contracts with one giant deal
  • Latest MyDoom worm on the loose
  • Solus counts down to Softworld launch
  • NetSec announces new technical boss
  • FrontBridge goes native
  • Love Bug loses its bite
  • Novell launches Linux-compatible OES
  • FrontBridge named best security product finalist
  • Cognito doubles subscriber base
  • Global appoints team to boost services
  • Siemens extends BPO contract with Barclays
  • Managed security services on the rise
  • SSL lands four deals
  • Government investigations into EDS' finances revealed
  • IE7 will be more secure, but only on XP SP2
  • Cisco boosts security with Adaptive Threat Defence
  • Sophos adds blocking capabilities to security software
  • RSA security announces plans for one-time password technology
  • AMD 64-bit computing gets a boost from open-source virtualisation system
  • Red Hat Linux goes head to head with Solaris
  • EMC offers cheaper IP-based storage
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