• BCS awards finalists put stress on service
  • First SP2 fall-out hits users
  • SAP implementation contributed to HP shortfall
  • Hunt for XP SP2 flaws in full swing
  • Unix is most sought-after IT skill
  • Mobile PeopleSoft gets in step with auto sync
  • Hot skills: Websphere can offer high rewards but you will never master all of it
  • Sender ID wave floats IronPort's boat
  • Sun's StarOffice suite to be offered on PCs from AOL
  • Blaster-B culprit confesses all
  • Microsoft offers disabled SP2 download
  • App server price slashed as Oracle discovers midmarket
  • Linux will threaten Symbian dominance
  • BEA meets lowered expectations
  • Dell revenue surges in Europe and Asia
  • OECD task force to tackle spam
  • HP grows Q3 revenue
  • IBM lands European Linux mainframe deal
  • AstraZeneca doses up on PDFs
  • High-level sponsors secure web projects
  • Political parties line up to reveal their IT strategies
  • Single solution: multiple benefits
  • Mobility drives flexible working practices
  • Munich delays Linux move by a "few weeks"
  • YPG offers interpersonal skills boost
  • ISP heavies call time on spoofers
  • Relevance of engineering method to software development waning
  • IBM process modeller backs BPEL
  • No traffic hold ups at Eversheds
  • Liverpool makes summer signing
  • New service station for oil company
  • Autodesk tackles project collaboration
  • HP conference rival sets date
  • Tool converts .net code to Java
  • Gartner predicts a virtual revolution
  • Torvalds settles Linux trademark dispute down under
  • Outsource disaster no deterrent for immigration service
  • £2.3bn NHS project appoints best-practice guide
  • Maryland voters file petition against e-voting system
  • EDS gets US department's £410m contract despite complaints
  • Live Meeting broadens its appeal
  • Light and bright projector
  • Microsoft partners merge for midmarket critical mass
  • IBM boost for process modelling
  • Crucial web services standard enters final straight
  • Cisco posts record profit in Q4
  • Legacy migration saves council £200,000 a year
  • HP urges users to upgrade to fix Apache holes
  • Disable EFS
  • Ban wireless networks that don't meet tough security policy requirements
  • Disable infrared file transfer
  • Use Runas or Su
  • Strengthen the password policy
  • Hardening Windows systems: An immediate call to action
  • Lock down remote administration
  • Physically secure all systems
  • Don't allow unprotected laptops and desktops to connect to the LAN
  • Ignorance is biggest cause of infection
  • SP2 roll-out no stroll for wary users
  • New IM service for business users launched
  • Microsoft offers SharePoint apps integration toolkits
  • IPO persuades Google to settle with Yahoo
  • Novell plans merged SUSE/Ximian Linux desktop
  • Host bus boards work with Linux
  • McAfee updates encryption server software
  • New twist from Bagle worm
  • Oracle works to patch rash of security holes
  • Hackers conference shown how to bypass Active Directory controls
  • Grand Marnier gets on track with Aldata
  • Microsoft wraps up Windows XP Service Pack 2
  • Probation Service may be forced to extend use of troubled system
  • Europcar aims to save 60% with move to VPN
  • Open source pushes deeper into the enterprise at LinuxWorld
  • Synstar's Euro lights turn HP on
  • Swansea IT staff vote to strike over outsourcing
  • Projects are failing because firms expect them to, warns IT barrister
  • Forrester: ITIL boosts efficiency
  • Salaries on the rise as IT jobs recovery strengthens
  • Supplier secrets face public airing
  • Toolbar boots out spies and pests
  • IBM slams brakes on XP update
  • Public sector bodies adopt Linux with IBM
  • Landmark Intel chip offers 32-bit users a path to 64-bit computing
  • Unisys adds Linux support to ES7000
  • Users take two months to patch internal IT
  • Fewer IT managers change posts despite upswing in jobs market
  • Next move: How can I write an effective CV?
  • z/OS shows the way 40 years on
  • Google reveals possible securities law violations
  • Joint Hitachi and Matsushita plant to build LCD panels
  • PeopleSoft to modernise Mexico's tax systems
  • IBM offers to cure US clinic's IT ills
  • US auditors urge Pentagon to adopt private sector best practices
  • US health firm signs $100m deal with Siemens
  • Microsoft starts web messenger trial
  • IBM, Siemens tackle digital radiology and storage
  • SSA rolls out new ERP suite
  • Microsoft on verge of releasing XP Service Pack 2
  • SCO to claim IBM used unlicensed code in AIX 5L
  • Source code stolen from Indian software house
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