• Motorola quarterly sales and earnings up by 5%
  • IBM and Cisco help networks self-diagnose
  • WebMethods boosts web services strategy with two acquisitions
  • Mobility dominates Bill Gates keynote
  • Alcatel and HP offer bundled comms to SMEs
  • BEA unveils its first security offering
  • Sun strives to ease carriers' Java rollouts
  • 2004 Olympics present mammoth security and network challenge
  • Voice market price war opens way to good deals
  • Linux is only option for standardisation
  • IBM to demo iSeries used as web server
  • Abbey pledges no job losses under offshore outsourcing deal
  • Microsoft and Sun extend Java support
  • Disaster recovery pushes demand for storage
  • Thomas Cook to roll out dynamic holiday packing software online
  • Denial of service attack meant for chatroom user
  • Cyber attack on US shipping exploited known security hole: teenager accused
  • Project team builders fail to value experience
  • Boards will keep a close eye on 2004 IT budgets
  • Wireless is on the rise in UK firms
  • Capita under fire for congestion charge IT
  • Fujitsu strike called off as talks begin
  • Siebel to introduce cheap CRM
  • Granada/Carlton merger creates IT challenge
  • Bill Gates presents a vision of converged IT
  • IT staff need audit trails to protect them from child pornography law
  • Microsoft announces security changes in fight against hackers
  • PayPal sets up shop in UK
  • Microsoft plots Wi-Fi enhancements for Windows
  • Portals plant new integration style
  • HP highlights commitment to mobility
  • Oracle again extends bid for PeopleSoft
  • Reuters: safe harbour not working
  • Doctors concerned at speed of NHS e-booking contract award
  • New security gets cautious reception
  • Microsoft pays to prove it is better than open source
  • Microsoft and Vodafone link to bridge PC and mobile services
  • Council uses low-cost web link to improve call centre services
  • Utility firm seeks to cut call centre costs and boost productivity with IP telephony trial
  • Retailers urged to embrace new technologies
  • Make the most of slow job market to strike better deals
  • Bullring IT is a model for future retail development
  • 3Com takes on Cisco with cut-price routers and simpler operation
  • CIOs fail to put a price on data loss
  • Teen hacker charged with securities fraud and ID theft
  • IBM sets up Linux competency centre in Moscow
  • Intuit apologises to users over software restrictions
  • Accenture delivers strong quarterly performance
  • Motion Computers starts Continental drift
  • HP and Disney sign 10-year hardware deal
  • Counterfeit batteries caused Nokias to explode
  • Spanish experts set up hacker competition
  • Dutch firm brings satellite broadband to rural UK
  • Napster marks out its music territory
  • European cybersecurity agency gets go-ahead
  • HP's Fiorina joins Schwarzenegger team
  • Microsoft unveils fundamental security shift
  • Passport service struggling to implement online ID fraud checks
  • Builder bags top e-commerce award
  • Siebel to partner with IBM on CRM solutions
  • CA executives asked to resign over past accounting practices
  • Oracle launches database costing less than $1,000
  • ARM expands foundry programme for chips
  • Transmeta looks ahead to second-generation Efficeon chip
  • Microsoft is jumping the gun on Explorer changes, say web developers
  • Napster makes legitimate return to online music
  • Apple should have used Intel chips, says ex-CEO
  • Hitachi revamps high-end arrays
  • Siebel unveils features for version 7.7
  • Yahoo exceeds quarterly earnings expectations
  • IBM unveils wireless intrusion detection service
  • Outlook and P-to-P join top 20 security vulnerablities
  • Toshiba and Fujitsu show off latest notebooks
  • SchlumbergerSema wins NHS e-booking contract
  • Oracle takes the wraps off SME database
  • AOL improves search service and sticks with Google
  • IBM offers Advantage to SMEs
  • Microsoft and Amazon partner on web services
  • Toshiba produces first X architecture test chip
  • Nokia unveils mobile access system
  • Security concerns shroud VeriSign service
  • US adopts biometrics for border control
  • Siebel tells users total cost of ownership is the issue
  • IBM bolsters mainframes support
  • Microsoft to make changes to Explorer
  • Safeway rolls out pricing technology across UK
  • IP VPN can offer guaranteed quality of service
  • How Abbey National replaced its network infrastructure without breaking the bank
  • Iraq to have GSM-based mobile network
  • Rambus-Infineon case prepares for new trial
  • ClearCube expands reach and usability of blades
  • Motorola to spin off semiconductor business
  • IBM Tivoli updates ID management
  • Network chip makers agree on faster spec
  • VeriSign defends Site Finder service
  • Yahoo IM offers web conferencing
  • PeopleSoft expects revenues to top estimates
  • Marimba upgrades tool to track app use
  • Customers get more time to quit Microsoft's Java
  • Software licensing must evolve, executives warn
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