• Microsoft cuts Longhorn features to met 2006 delivery date
  • WinFS will not ship with Longhorn, says Microsoft
  • NAO to investigate £2.3bn NHS IT plan
  • Council IT workers' strike set to escalate
  • Breaking into voicemail systems is a ‘trivial task’
  • Check SP2 hardware compatibility
  • Global users set out IT security demands
  • Pressure mounts to settle Swansea Council’s IT outsourcing strike
  • US clamp-down on e-crime nets 103 arrests
  • Dell adds new switch to lineup
  • Group helps US DOJ in fraud stings
  • Sarbanes Oxley implementation postponed again
  • Indian and Chinese firms embark on outsourcing venture
  • Hackers target French ISP Wanadoo
  • Private carriage for Nightfreight
  • Nokia and Pointsec team up on mobile data security
  • Sri Lanka back online after cable cut
  • Microsoft security: the big question
  • A third of staff consider leaving IT
  • Oracle extends offer for PeopleSoft again
  • Weblogic integration cuts costs
  • Landesk adds management of wireless IT
  • Cisco warns of flaws in ACS product
  • ISPs agree measures to help reduce spam
  • Firms test GSM electric meter reader
  • Gartner predicts VoIP revolution despite cost barriers to adoption
  • Security firms question Clearswift upgrade
  • Over-specify when buying low cost replacement for Frame Relay
  • Simplify security update process
  • Employee empathy creates a partnership
  • Nokia and Vodafone push for mobile Java standards
  • Membership up 10%
  • BCS group targets UK IT directors
  • Suppliers' 802.11n proposals could bring faster access and lower costs
  • German bank to cut IT support costs by 85%
  • Book gives project tips
  • Security functions of common Active Directory tools
  • Making use of Active Directory Taskpads
  • Advantages of Microsoft Group Policy Management Console
  • Delayed US tax system to go live in October
  • Security summit to resolve offshoring data concerns
  • New IE bug causes concern
  • Ofcom orders BT to cut unbundling charges
  • Critical Netscape hole could hit financial sites, warn ISS
  • Windows XP SP2 distribution gets underway
  • Linux supercomputers used for US war simulations
  • EC investigates Microsoft/Time Warner's move into digital rights management
  • Mom will take care of IT
  • CA shareholders back management over bonuses issue
  • US auditors warn legacy systems hamper soldiers' pay
  • BMC's Patrol manages PeopleSoft resources
  • Offshore outsourcing divides US ITers
  • Forerunner to CRM gets overhaul
  • Server shipments and revenue increase
  • More power to your Ethernet
  • Borland buys software project planning tool
  • Windows-to-Linux migration made easier?
  • Phishers hit Deutsche bank again
  • Motorola to build bells and whistles handset for DoCoMo
  • Infosys to expand Chinese outsourcing operation
  • Virus targets AMD64
  • Select the proper Active Directory structure
  • Two kinds of administrators for Active Directory
  • Best practices for delegating control in Active Directory
  • Active Directory delegation of administration
  • Create usable boundaries within Active Directory
  • HP user groups prefer to go it alone
  • Thus cuts its losses
  • Pressure mounts in Swansea council IT strike
  • Isle of Man outlines disaster recovery service
  • DLA switches service
  • Services pay off for charity
  • Managed services manage parking
  • Services prove Camelot’s winning ticket
  • Service problems force FT switch
  • Driving managed services
  • Power of the Union
  • Managed services tops UK outsourcing poll
  • OBE for services to billing
  • Services until the fat lady sings
  • Kier builds foundation for profits
  • TNT delivers benefit from managed services
  • Making contact easier
  • Outsourcing overtakes business process in public sector
  • Sun shines for ebookers
  • Intel cuts Pentium 4 and Itanium prices
  • Another BEA executive departs
  • IBM reconfigures Nas gateway
  • Microsoft tests broadband TV in Switzerland
  • France takes Yahoo to task over Nazi sites
  • Actuate makes BI open source
  • EDS extends IT automation deal with Opsware
  • India poised for regional IT services growth
  • Strong chip revenue growth expected to slow
  • Intel to launch tri-mode Wi-Fi chipset
  • HP shelves virus throttling product
  • Customers favour Apple and Dell
  • Monitoring software keeps e-mails legal and relevant
  • Chapter introduction: Establishing Active Directory security
  • EMC rolls out content integration software
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