• PeopleSoft unveils financial and education apps
  • IBM unveils middleware for automotive customers
  • Texas to serve up 65-nanometer chips in 2005
  • Verizon details high-speed data rollout
  • BEA launches Java-based environment
  • Samsung unveils OneNand chip
  • Microsoft details Business Solutions' roadmap
  • BT signs £101m deal with Bank of Ireland
  • Worm burrows into BlackIce security product
  • Microsoft faces £332m EU antitrust fine
  • Most businesses have no plan for IT outages
  • NHS IT Programme splits director general role
  • A go-between for IT and the business can improve the way they work together
  • Identify your style of stress personality
  • Government awards new broadband contracts
  • Council rushes out back-up system
  • Public sector still unprepared for data recovery in power blackout
  • RFID and stock level tracking help keep Tesco at the top
  • Global data pool will cut manual error
  • Focus on customer service and product forecasting drives spend
  • E-envoy begins open source consultation
  • One third of firms are spending too much on managing suppliers
  • Logica to offer hybrid offshore/UK services
  • Intel joins standards group Liberty Alliance
  • Brown's Budget places IT at the heart of delivery of public service modernisation
  • Interim IT manager rates fall for third year
  • Users must get ready for EU auditing rules
  • BEA plans service road for Weblogic
  • Oughton takes charge at the OGC
  • Netweaver evolves to become an enterprise services architecture
  • Novell unveils SuSE Linux with 2.6 kernel
  • Safeway CIO out as change begins
  • Businesses pay for over-confidence in firewall protection
  • Disney delays chip and Pin switch
  • Don't be afraid to outsource security
  • Growing virus threat prompts bank to outsource network security monitoring
  • Revenue and Customs merger plan hinges on IT
  • Swiss Army Knife packs a flash memory drive
  • Oracle lawyers win access to secret information
  • Users meet to consider future of NT 4.0 support
  • Time Warner denies reports of AOL sale
  • Via launches Nano-ITX motherboard
  • Integr8 IT launches data recovery solution
  • US court gives green light to MS antitrust case
  • Privacy concerns surface at CeBIT RFID debate
  • More restructuring and layoffs for i2 Technologies
  • Sun to develop RSS technology
  • WiMax technology holds promise, agree experts
  • Co-op wins retrial in £11m battle with ICL
  • Novell adds to its Linux lineup
  • Semiconductor industry probes cancer link claims
  • Tiscali activates VoIP international network
  • Novell links management products to cut costs
  • Alcatel comms initiative aims to boost productivity
  • Asustek offers Wi-Fi case for hard drives
  • HP expands SME services push
  • Microsoft-EC antitrust talks collapse
  • Lloyds TSB saves £20m by using monitoring software to cut fraud
  • Microsoft urges users to protect themselves better from viruses
  • Intel and BMW unveils 'tomorrow's mobile office'
  • SanDisk introduces new flash memory cards
  • Nokia, Sony and Philips promote touch-based interaction technology
  • Cisco Catalyst updates aim to speed admin
  • ODSL welcomes Chinese govt agency
  • Vodafone D2 to meet demand for 3G data
  • Desktop Linux demand on the rise, says Sun
  • SAP and Visa team on expense management
  • Wlan boom will revolutionise the enterprise
  • HP ships business PCs preloaded with Linux
  • May launch for T-Mobile 3G voice and data
  • US files complaint over China chip taxes
  • BT hosts VoIP offer within Europe
  • Second outage hits MSN Messenger
  • Sony releases fourth-generation AIT tape
  • Citrix synchronises with Intel mobile users
  • SAP revamps NetWeaver platform
  • PeopleSoft breathes new life into World apps
  • Nortel launches MCS 5100 worldwide
  • AMD unveils Athlon FX-53
  • Law needs to address open-source IP issues
  • Latest Bagle variant exploits MS hole
  • Novell delivers two Linux offerings
  • Study says security appliances are the way forward
  • Nokia launches mobile RFID kit
  • HP's rugged notebooks can take a beating
  • Glasgow signs £42m telecoms deal for e-government
  • California ID theft bill seeks to broaden legislation
  • Telnic's .tel breaks away from the .mob
  • Microsoft paints management software future
  • Web services interoperability tools released
  • Intel joins Liberty Alliance
  • Deutsche Telekom and Lucent collaborate on VoIP
  • O2 unveils 3G card for Germany
  • Former Oracle chief hails services-based software
  • Hopes fade for Microsoft-EU antitrust agreement
  • W3C recommends VoiceXML 2.0
  • HP shareholders propose expensing options
  • Microsoft signs media player deals in Europe
  • Lucent faces SEC fine after accounting probe
  • XP update blocks pop-ups by default
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