• Coventry City Council outsources all of its IT
  • Retailers must address suppliers' RFID issues
  • Iceland warms to sharing data with its supply chain
  • European group researches polymer RFID chips
  • Visual Studio 2005 focuses on mobile devices
  • HP sues Gateway over patents
  • MPs say history has shown that the government should not rely on IT
  • Brown's bet on successful IT delivery puts a premium on project management skills
  • PeopleSoft shareholders back directors
  • Standards needed to boost e-business, says Microsoft exec
  • Real-time synchronisation with ObjectCache 2.0
  • NetScout launches Cisco VSan troubleshooter
  • Rein in Microsoft legal action abroad, Lindows asks US judge
  • Nokia to launch 40 products in 2004
  • ADC buys network infrastructure maker
  • Microsoft readies business network
  • US govt says IT can help save troubled Medicare
  • StorageTek unveils mid-range tape library
  • Lucent develops mobile Wi-Fi
  • Intel and Alcatel collaborate on WiMax technology
  • UK music industry targets illegal file sharers
  • Microsoft antitrust issues were already addressed in US, say lawmakers
  • Mobile technology could revolutionise HR admin
  • Co-op uses strip lights to change food prices
  • Novell to release Groupwise for Linux
  • Biztalk Server 2004 simplifies business process integration
  • Portable devices get improved security
  • Gates pitches 'seamless computing' vision
  • Mitel and Marconi partner for IP comms drive
  • Microsoft sets Speech Server pricing
  • Strife over GSM push-to-talk standard
  • Greenpeace takes on IBM storage network
  • 3Com targets SMEs with latest switch
  • Red Hat cashes in on rise of Linux
  • Transmeta and NEC team on low-power chips
  • Dell resumes Inspiron XPS shipments
  • Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition debuts
  • Gnome desktop launch delayed after attack
  • Texas promises 3G Wi-Fi chipset
  • Yahoo patches e-mail hole
  • IBM and HP strikes deal with Novell on SuSE Linux
  • 275,000 telecom jobs offshore by 2008, says study
  • EU fines Microsoft a record £331m
  • Cisco offers IP-based business video app
  • Upgrades for remote patch management software
  • Big four accounting firms work on cyber-risk effort
  • Red Hat revenues jump to $37m
  • SEC considers rules for trade automation
  • Maximizer Enterprise 8.0 is unveiled
  • German chancellor attacks offshoring
  • Oracle promises major Collaboration Suite update
  • Internet Explorer flaw compromises web e-mail
  • iPass offers security policy management service
  • Phisher faces criminal charges
  • Microsoft launches Small Business Centre site
  • Sonic readies fault-tolerant messaging
  • Microsoft add mobile app to CRM software
  • Lufthansa airlines offers Wi-Fi service
  • SuSE and Siemens team up on sales
  • IP networks can cut costs by up to a quarter
  • Delay PC upgrades to save on recycling
  • BT 'frightened by the enormity' of NHS's £2.3bn IT programme
  • Sun and Rim partner to deliver enterprise apps
  • Novell touts new latest products at BrainShare
  • Online customer service saves Scottish Water £18m in first year
  • Public inquiry to reassess cybercrime laws
  • IBM signs up B&Q for hosted app service
  • Cisco buys security tech company
  • Lycos offers tool for web and desktop search
  • Microsoft and Lindows head to court
  • HP and Dell target SMEs with storage offerings
  • Novell trumpets Linux in the enterprise
  • Firms pitch 10 new top-level domain names
  • Ericsson tries to stop Nokia control of Symbian
  • Qualcomm tunes into mobile multimedia
  • 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
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