• Users should wait to reap Prescott benefits
  • IT directors plan system upgrades as SAP pulls R/3
  • UK government launches new intranet
  • RealNetworks warns of media player flaws
  • UK users pay more for Wi-Fi
  • Microsoft and Disney strike digital media deal
  • Macromedia starts web conferencing push
  • Shortlist for Galileo satellite deal down to three
  • Eclipse attracts strong developer interest
  • Amex insists offshore rumours are untrue
  • DDoS attacks: prevention is better than cure
  • Nokia to acquire Psion's stake in Symbian
  • EU prepares to debate P-to-P file-sharing
  • Motorola and Opera team on Wap-HTML browser
  • BBC announces shortlist of bidders for £2bn IT services contract
  • MyDoom isn't dead, warns Gartner
  • SAP R/3: you got it right or paid the price
  • 'In the 1980s, consultancies hired you if you could spell SAP'
  • Start migration plans for mySAP upgrades now
  • End of an era as SAP R/3 takes final bow
  • M&S to extend RFID use after trial success
  • Retail IT forum: 2004 will be year of RFID
  • Alcatel slashes 2003 net loss
  • Mobile phone sales strong in 2004, says Gartner
  • Samsung develops satellite TV-receiving mobile phone ahead of broadcast service launch
  • HP printers produce vivid views of Mars' surface
  • Gateway launches services through resellers
  • Xansa increases India staff
  • IBM unveils middleware for financial sector
  • Pentagon drops online votes for armed forces
  • Web giants fight patent infringement claims
  • Compuware buys auto industry hub Covisint
  • EDS blames US navy contract for net loss
  • SAP replaces leader of key product initiative
  • Oracle increases PeopleSoft bid
  • Britannia close to completion on £60m IT overhaul
  • Biometrics accuracy will depend on registration
  • NHS trust awarded gold standard accreditation for its IT training
  • Solaris 9 rises to Linux challenge
  • IT professionals and unions warn of the damaging effects of moving IT offshore
  • Orange tempts UK users with free trials
  • Sun releases beta version of J2SE 1.5
  • Indian insurance firm chooses Sun StarOffice
  • US worker visa programme comes under fire
  • StarOffice available for Solaris on x86 systems
  • HP acquires two software management firms
  • IFS chosen to maintain Russian power grid
  • NTT joins OSDL to bring Linux to the enterprise
  • Accounting probe 'keeps CA under a cloud'
  • MS releases public Windows XP beta for Athlon 64
  • US postal service chooses Oblix NetPoint for ID management
  • Adic iSCSI tape libraries target branch offices
  • UPS launches Quantum View Manage
  • IBM signs multibillion-dollar deal with Sprint
  • ISS warns of holes in Check Point software
  • Sun experiments with 3D desktop
  • Govt backs global fight against spam
  • Seagate launches latest hard drive for server and storage consolidation
  • IBM launches Thinkpad X40 in US
  • Cisco beats quarterly earnings estimates
  • KDE 3.2 platform available for Linux and Unix
  • Sprint's wireless division drags down profits
  • P-to-P appeal centres on Napster and Betamax copyright cases
  • DoCoMo raises 3G target
  • Weak dollar squeezes European suppliers
  • Sabre unveils interline e-ticket hub
  • EMC offers latest storage services
  • Chip firms enjoy steady market share
  • Novell offers Linux certification courses
  • Good Technology upgrades wireless software
  • Passport Service trials use of private credit data in ID checks
  • VoiceXML edges closer to standard status
  • Europe launches power line internet initiative
  • Homeland security escapes US IT budget cuts
  • IBM unveils software and services packages for financial customers
  • Microsoft patches Explorer flaws
  • Eclipse project names new board members
  • Industry group updates digital media spec
  • Novell reshuffles EMEA executives
  • Sun pitches Linux desktop system to IBM
  • PeopleSoft fields directors to counter Oracle bid
  • Europeans slam US 'misuse' of passenger data
  • EDS wins £110m outsourcing contract with insurance group
  • Oracle cuts price of lower-end database
  • SCO switches sites to evade MyDoom
  • Demand for IT contractors up 25%
  • Microsoft braced for Mydoom attack after SCO hit
  • GPs lobby MPs in row over patient systems
  • Push MS for renewal discounts
  • Newham sets a precedent
  • Socitm calls for talks over e-gov targets
  • Gartner: MyDoom could be one of the most damaging worms ever
  • Sainsbury's cuts out IT outsourcing middleman
  • National plan needs more user buy-in
  • Mid-size shops at risk without chip and Pin
  • IT firms top piracy list
  • Trusts concerned over local cost of national plan
  • Gateway to acquire eMachines
  • Misys expands operations in India
  • Microsoft fixes Explorer hole
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