• Consequences of Cisco source code theft unclear
  • Local authority first with Microsoft CRM
  • Group 4 company farms out IT security to C&W
  • Indian contractors plug skills gaps
  • Development models underpin IT overhaul
  • Dabber worm exploits Sasser flaw
  • Windows XP SP2 poses firewall management test
  • Consolidation set to cut number of datacentres from nine to two
  • BT switches to new token supplier
  • Nationwide secures digital identity transfer
  • Royal Doulton supports drive for online sales with new CRM suite
  • Used network gear is a growing market
  • US court dissolves spam ruling
  • HP buys two firms to bolster services offer
  • US energy dept awards $25m grant for supercomputer build
  • Symantec and Norton need urgent patches
  • Symantec warns of high-risk Windows vulnerability
  • Reuters sells Yankee Group
  • IBM unveils resources for Power architecture
  • Tools give apps the green light
  • Intel promises security and 64-bit extensions for Prescott chip
  • Microsoft toolkit out under open-source licence
  • Watch out for the Wallon worm
  • IBM unveils storage hardware
  • NATS awards ITNet £8.8m infrastructure deal
  • Gateway settles patent suit with Intergraph
  • HP delivers all-in-one archive and retrieval solution
  • Dell revenue soars on server and notebook sales
  • Hacking For Dummies: Chapter 7 -- Passwords
  • Security will be key software architecture, says Cisco CEO
  • SAP CRM connects to Blackberry
  • Rise in Cisco earnings creates 1,000 jobs
  • University identifies critical 802.11 wireless flaw
  • Users are upgrading and investing again, says SAP chief
  • NetWorld+Interop security briefing
  • Novell eases pricing terms for Linux support
  • Dimension Data shows profit
  • Eolas patent defended before US patent office
  • Java Studio Creator draws rave reviews
  • Microsoft unfurls final Longhorn roadmap
  • SAP CEO exhorts users to join its enterprise services drive
  • Agile processes keep customers happy
  • Sun prepares Niagara chip for test production
  • Choice of ERP package irrelevant to success, says study
  • Now Sasser.F confounds antivirus experts
  • Microsoft issues one bulletin for May
  • Govt can't get IT right at start, says Revenue chief
  • SAP and Microsoft tighten web services ties
  • IBM modernises Cobol apps
  • SAP and IBM forge retail systems alliance
  • Judge hears arguments in Novell-SCO suit
  • Bank tests Bluetooth-based biometric ID system
  • Novell releases Ximian Connector under GPL
  • HP adds mx2 module to Integrity Server
  • SAS launches marketing automation program
  • Surprise as Nokia quits WiMax forum
  • Bluetooth group downplays security risks
  • MCI looks to all-IP future
  • Hosted CRM service gets a boost
  • Sasser release points to more than one author
  • Sasser arrest 'encouraging', but more should be done, say experts
  • Sasser and Phatbot arrests not linked
  • Users pressure Microsoft on tests in wake of Sasser
  • IBM middleware challenge to Windows
  • Notebook makers announce Dothan products
  • Businesses fail to curb staff abuse of IT systems
  • Firms fail to hire security staff with formal qualifications
  • Certification for Microsoft desktop skills
  • IBM slashes price of entry level iSeries
  • Microsoft aims to simplify device installation through web services
  • Tata acquires Phoenix India arm
  • More shrinkage for Sony Vaio U
  • Open-source app servers are 'competitive force'
  • RFID creates market for suppliers
  • Security threats raise concerns about Bluetooth
  • Disaster plans put Wall Street under pressure
  • Ford aims to drive down print costs
  • IBM adds Brocade switches to BladeCentre
  • Citigroup settles WorldCom shareholder suit
  • Date set for PeopleSoft-Oracle trial
  • Investment bank partners with research firm
  • US e-votes 'insecure', researchers warn
  • Google updates blogger service
  • Siebel offers industry-specific CRM
  • MCI posts lacklustre quarterly results
  • HBOS in multimillion-pound Windows XP roll out
  • 'Whispering keyboards' could be next attack trend
  • Vodafone Ireland cuts cost and boosts revenue
  • Suppliers will meet RFID deadline, says Wal-Mart
  • Retailer issues tokens for staff to access VPN
  • BT wins £46m airport voice and data deal
  • HP and BT sign global partnership contract
  • Cisco goes modular with new operating system
  • Bespoke IT system helps university trace finances
  • Users discuss move away from SAP R/3
  • Nationwide pads check signatures
  • WHSmith links IT trouble to fall in profits
  • Alliance & Leicester cleans customer data
  • Red Hat boost for Linux on the desktop
  • FirstAssist chooses Linux system to run new £27m IT infrastructure
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