• Information Builders debuts in BPM market
  • Winternals unveils Defrag Manager 3.0
  • Microsoft kills off Kodiak name
  • Microsoft offers common engineering plan
  • CA wireless site app draws interest
  • Microsoft introduces 10-year product support
  • Head of e-government unveiled
  • Standards body quashes European RFID fears
  • CA moves into hosted software market
  • Dimension Data builds on turnaround
  • Suppliers offer support for web message spec
  • Sandisk launches combo Wi-Fi and memory card
  • Panacya updates Service Center software
  • Ballmer: IT can change the world
  • CA takes next step with on-demand products
  • Startup helps CIOs to mind their own business
  • Microsoft trials Office Information Bridge Framework
  • Cape Clear and CA catch enterprise Bus
  • VeriSign acquires Jamba
  • Software glitch hits Akamai
  • African open-source project bears fruit
  • Microsoft case prompts e-mail deletion probe
  • Empirix boosts .net web apps testing
  • Microsoft hits out at open source
  • HP to sell Microsoft firewall apps
  • Cox Insurance signs £138m deal with CGI
  • Cisco timeline
  • Imitation is the best form of flattery
  • Management tools could do better
  • Cisco router tackles new internet
  • Birthday celebrations marred by questions about source code leak
  • Inspectors slam council for failing to develop disaster recovery plan
  • Hallet stands down as Littlewoods IT chief
  • BT sets £25,000 limit on tunnel fire claims
  • bmi rolls up £60m IT outsourcing contract
  • Nokia boosts security with IPSO
  • Thorntons upgrades back-office IT to support business expansion
  • GP systems safety fear
  • Unisys staff concerned about appraisal policy
  • Homebase completes SAP roll-out
  • Cisco unveils future-proof routing
  • Cap contract leads flurry of new deals
  • Suppliers seek outsourcers' views
  • Application management package could help freight train operator save £500,000
  • Co-op considers compensation claim over judge's mistakes in its dispute with Fujitsu
  • Ladbrokes gears up for e-bet spree
  • Finance firms fuel jobs high
  • Contract problems hit £1bn London NHS plan
  • Tibco and WebMethods boost business activity monitoring profile
  • Iomega unveils removable storage NAS device
  • Microsoft eyes merger of two e-mail specs
  • US spam law makes little impact so far
  • Linux suppliers patch CVS flaw
  • Enterprise software lesson for Oracle judge
  • Torvalds proposes tighter tracking for Linux kernel
  • @stake product helps clean code
  • Computer Associates reassures customers
  • EMC expands training and certification programmes
  • Cisco 'unnaturally quiet' on code theft
  • Spam clogs German government's e-mail system
  • Microsoft maps future for Windows Server OS
  • Hacking for Dummies: Chapter 10 -- Wireless LANs
  • Full chip and Pin roll-out could be more than five years away
  • Gloucestershire Council launches social care data sharing system
  • Finance firms agree online standard
  • SAP and Microsoft plan greater integration of Netweaver and .net
  • SAP and IBM work on store optimisation
  • Adaptive Netweaver improves efficiency
  • R/3 users start moving to MySAP
  • BT joins mobile firms to develop Bluephone
  • Enterprise update for Blackberry handhelds
  • Windows XP SP2 boosts security but compatibility problems loom
  • SCO cannot back up copyright claims, say IBM
  • Replacement cycle will spur PC sales
  • Construction firm moves to thin client to boost productivity
  • Symantec-Brightmail deal will make enterprise IT decisions easier, say analysts
  • BEA prepares to unveil SOA strategy
  • EMC gateway tempts remote office market
  • Users create enterprise architecture group
  • Berners-Lee extols semantic web vision
  • Tech firms and users mush work together to secure cyberspace, says US group
  • How emerging technologies make the grade
  • Oracle perceived as 'annoying', president admits
  • 'New wave' revenue breaks BT profit fall
  • Tesco IT boss is a millionaire - again
  • Sniffer suffers as rivals takes advantage
  • US legislation targets sexually explict spam
  • Usability key feature for Great Plains release
  • IBM expands virtualisation plans
  • Seagate prepares for disc drive revamp
  • PeopleSoft claims Toe a success
  • Open-source software merits debated
  • IBM, HP and Microsoft talk autonomic strategies
  • Microsoft shifts attention from Longhorn
  • What to expect at Tech Ed
  • RIM improves Blackberry management and Palm OS support
  • Developers offer Mac OS on PCs tool
  • BEA releases open-source WebLogic Java tool
  • Reports of phishing scams skyrocket in April
  • Symantec to acquire Brightmail in $370m deal
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