• Microsoft links Office with eBay
  • VeriSign completes Guardent buy
  • Server demand continues to grow
  • Digital factory uses virtual reality to track car production
  • Manufacturing firms look for innovative answers from IT to drive industry recovery
  • Business users get mobile e-mail alternatives
  • Wireless networks for UK colleges
  • Operators battle user scepticism about future 3G mobile services
  • AirMiles pushes ahead with XML after integrating back-office IT
  • DoJ sues to block Oracle's PeopleSoft takeover
  • Met to use IT specialist special constables to fight e-crime
  • Firms at risk if they give in to online extortion
  • Police need more cash to fight e-crime
  • Spies make use of Windows holes
  • Microsoft defends monthly patch update as best way to beat hackers
  • IT can drive change in the business
  • X internet heads the list of future challenges
  • UK banks face Basel 2 compliance problems
  • PLM streamlines development of Boeing 7E7
  • HP's repackaged 32-bit and 64-bit Proliant servers may confuse users
  • Nestlé links SAP with suppliers to respond to changes in demand
  • Court documents indicate DRam price-fixing
  • Sun teams with mobile phone firms for Java apps
  • BBC Technology MD dismissed for "misusing hospitality"
  • Microsoft boosts ASP .net apps development
  • BearingPoint expects steep quarterly loss
  • Microsoft expands Office accelerator offerings
  • Enterasys focuses on security
  • RSA introduces RFID blocker technology
  • VeriSign sues Icann over delay in services
  • Microsoft moots pre-Longhorn Windows release
  • Oracle fights DOJ on PeopleSoft deal
  • A wandering IT will go
  • IT professionals needed for voluntary projects
  • BA deals boost Visa and MasterCard online security schemes
  • Birmingham City Council starts £500m IT transformation programme
  • Veritas updates Foundation Suite
  • Microsoft to secure digital information
  • Real Software boosts Windows-Linux migration
  • Red Hat and Wind River partner on embedded Linux OS
  • SanDisk and Motorola shrink memory card format
  • Decision expected on mobile roaming charges
  • Japan trade watchdog raids Microsoft offices
  • T-Mobile pushes for 'seamless' Wi-Fi services
  • Security firms form public policy group
  • Security firms create standard protocol
  • Europe sets date for Microsoft draft ruling
  • Ericsson predicts future in 3G services
  • IBM tops server market for 2003
  • HP signs $150m India bank contract
  • Sun's exec moves to Salesforce.com
  • Oracle and PeopleSoft make last appeals to SEC
  • AOL patches ICQ to block Bizex worm
  • VeriSign links with Microsoft on authentication
  • Intel plans 3G chip and announces partners
  • WS-I highlights potential security threats
  • House of Fraser opts for Mitel
  • Microsoft builds 'vulnerability-aware' Longhorn
  • NetSky.C variant surfaces
  • Latest Mydoom virus deletes files
  • Met to consolidate its IT contracts
  • Trusted Solaris has secure future, says Sun
  • E-voting must be backed up with paper ballots, say crypto experts
  • Symbian upgrades smart phone OS
  • Openwave puts MSN messaging on mobiles
  • US hospital IT execs support electronic health records roll-out
  • Nokia and Samsung agree push-to-talk licence
  • Sony Ericsson opts for 'always-on' technology
  • Qualcomm to build DRM into WCDMA chipset
  • CIA to publish cyberterror intelligence estimate
  • Europe may demand two versions of Windows
  • Phone makers join forces in fight against theft
  • Anti-offshore groups present united front
  • Hitachi claims highest capacity enterprise drive
  • Nationwide to overhaul data systems to meet Basel 2 regulations
  • Barclays installs systems for risk and compliance
  • IT problems hit UK bank Basel 2 projects
  • Dell prepares to slash San prices
  • UPS improves customs clearance service
  • Businesses are under attack from cyber criminals, says MS security head
  • Instant messaging worm Bizex on the attack
  • Veritas overhauls storage software
  • Hyperion enhances business intelligence platform
  • Microsoft 'on right track' in securing its software, says Gates
  • Novell reverses quarterly loss
  • Intel's Barrett demands DRM flexibility
  • Exploiting Software: How to Break Code, Chapter 7 -- Buffer Overflow
  • UK firms pay price for rise in e-crime
  • VeriSign launches strong authentication drive
  • IBM speeds up p690 processor
  • AT&T and MCI settle call-routing claims
  • Asda leads UK retail sector with first web EDI implementation
  • Alcatel launches OmniTouch suite
  • Macrovision releases software licensing package
  • Bradford IT staff win outsourcing assurances
  • PeopleSoft upgrades EnterpriseOne suite
  • Remedy upgrades services management software
  • Avaya products bolster real-time collaboration
  • Microsoft unveils antispam technology
  • Analysts await HP Opteron products
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