• Beware SCO suit, Gartner warns Linux users
  • PeopleSoft opens development facility in India
  • Sars hits Asia's IT market
  • Microsoft works to fix Windows compatibility flaw
  • Oil company spin-off wins software patent
  • Ex-police IT staff lose pay claim
  • Tesco.com reveals the secret of web success
  • Skills will be key to MoD technology overhaul
  • New web tool helps IT job-seekers
  • Software failures damage business
  • NHS cans local patient record work
  • SAP project saves travel firm £140m in 20 months
  • Racist IT department slammed by tribunal
  • IT strike at Home Office
  • Whitehall needs to change the way e-gov success is measured
  • Tesco to extend trial of RFID tags to DVDs
  • National Grid rejects IP for critical phone links
  • Real-time voice recognition apps set to revolutionise call centre
  • Big IT spend drives M&S recovery
  • HP launches Linux laptop in Thailand for $450
  • Home secretary revives ID card plan
  • Open-source Mono slated for release this year
  • Final 802.11g draft standard squeezes data rates
  • Microsoft prepares to ship RTC Server software
  • SGI announces layoffs and restructuring plans
  • Changes in Java approval process planned
  • Blair's jobs boom claim shocks contractors
  • CacheLogic servers target P-to-P traffic
  • Spam senator's spokesman admits e-mail tax remark was 'off the cuff'
  • Consortium hired to manage .eu top-level domain
  • HP researchers browse e-book possibilities
  • Managers need training in job cuts
  • IT manager wins race discrimination case against Daimler Chrysler
  • Sun and EDS unite on smart cards for Canadian government
  • E-minister backs anti-spam advertising campaign
  • Keep spending on IT, Bill Gates tells CEOs
  • US tightens visa legislation
  • Lotus targets deskless users
  • IBM sets up Indian tech design centre
  • Novell adds JVM compliancy to Extend platform
  • Sun aims to boost Java developers to 10 miliion
  • Webfocus upgrade offers more scalability
  • MS and Symantec offer plans to combat spam
  • Database revenue falls worldwide
  • BMC updates management tools for DB2
  • W3C finalises patent ban
  • E-mail tax and international treaty proposed in fight against spam
  • Sun and Oracle start low-cost computing drive
  • Tesco to roll out Business Engine project management software across Europe
  • Poor software quality hits the bottom line
  • Microsoft signs up suppliers for antivirus alliance
  • Privacy watchdog queries US access to airline data
  • Royal Mail struggles to deliver high-tech centre
  • MmO2 makes £10bn loss and writes down 3G licence costs
  • HP offers WebLogic on OpenVMS and NonStop servers
  • Agilent Technologies shows mixed results
  • Network Associates updates Sniffer technology
  • Siemens hands 3G apps development to India
  • Mercury Interactive offers J2EE app management
  • Tesco extends radio tag trial
  • IBM brings clustering to BladeCenter
  • Deutsche Telekom faces £9m fine
  • GM offers wireless tracking to truck fleet buyers
  • Oasis ratifies UDDI version 2.0
  • Amazon refreshes web services tools
  • US reveals details of biometric border control system
  • Microsoft updates Visio tool
  • Intel's Springdale appears in new PCs
  • HP beats analyst expectations, but enterprise division slips into the red
  • Visa figures highlight online shopping boom
  • CSC and BT extend partnership with bid for £5bn defence contract
  • XBRL is too complex for adoption
  • Orange serves up MSN services in Europe
  • HP rolls out Itanium OS
  • User companies are hedging their bets with a mix of .net and J2EE
  • Council to roll out XP to desktops remotely
  • Microsoft demands passion for technology
  • 2005 target will be met
  • Roxio buys Pressplay for Napster relaunch
  • IBM gets vertical with WebSphere
  • Capita staff will access police computer files
  • GPs voice patient confidentiality concerns
  • End-users taught to recycle PCs as part of computer driving licence
  • European Commission approves TeliaSonera divestments
  • Ultra wideband link breaks Intel record
  • Sun offers Red Hat Linux on servers
  • MCI settles fraud charges in US
  • IBM rolls out first Rational products
  • EMC reduces Clariion pricing
  • Microsoft licenses Unix technology from SCO
  • Dell launches ultraportable Centrino model
  • MS users seek options
  • EasyJet software case 'a complete nonsense'
  • Server ratings irrelevant
  • Covisint leads drive to move motor industry from EDI to XML
  • Tameside protects online council services
  • IBM users welcome flagship mainframe
  • Chip flaw dents Intel's datacentre success
  • Web hosting firm vows to kick out spam companies
  • Power firms promise new IT to address electricity billing errors
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