• Ultra wideband has potential to be Wlan technology
  • IT chiefs call for security rethink
  • Lack of usage data costs firms dear
  • HP launches high-end server
  • Barclays in talks with Accenture to outsource software development
  • DWP recruits IT chiefs
  • Retailers' IT spend shows 27% increase
  • CSA tells its staff to deny existence of system faults
  • Judge asks why Microsoft hasn't sold more licences
  • Microsoft discounts Office 2003 licences
  • Retail IT spend up 27% on back of chip and Pin
  • Liverpool’s £5m benefits and council tax system goes live
  • Public sector IT chiefs favour open source
  • Unisys to acquire ePresence
  • Toshiba adds Wi-Fi and VoIP to PDAs
  • 'Blocked' contents of US report revealed online
  • Red Hat unveils Linux 3.0
  • IBM crafts 'fitness plan' for datacentres
  • Consumer sales swell Microsoft's coffers
  • Sainsbury's boosts supplier collaboration
  • Intel bolsters rural wireless apps study in India
  • EDS delays third-quarter results
  • Gartner: Suppliers try new lock-in tricks
  • PeopleSoft boasts strong quarter after JD Edwards acquisition
  • Compatibility problems force Microsoft to revise Windows patches
  • Accenture lands £38m Magistrates Court contract
  • Former IBM director new BCS deputy
  • Cisco and IBM collaborate on San module
  • Vodafone and Oracle build SMS into app server
  • IBM adds DB2 Content Manager to Express line
  • Reuters Market Data available on IBM servers
  • Symantec scoops record second-quarter profit
  • SuSE's OpenExchange targets Outlook users
  • Prepare for merger, Gartner tells AT&T customers
  • Lucent celebrates first profit in three years
  • US senate approves antispam bill
  • Settlement proposed for Fujitsu hard disc lawsuit
  • Firms sharpen business tools offerings
  • Legal settlements push CA into the red
  • Don't expect Linux to fight a David and Goliath battle, users told
  • Microsoft opens Windows to loyal techies
  • MCI well on way to emerging from bankruptcy
  • Stop the IT brain drain, demands Intel CEO
  • Enterprise content management firms merger will create 'one-stop shop'
  • i2 Technologies optimistic despite revenue drop
  • Fujitsu Siemens and Oracle team on middleware
  • Oasis builds asynchronous web services spec
  • Amazon exceeds quarterly expectations
  • IBM extends enterprise uses for Sony Ericsson p900 phone
  • APEC resolves to push information economy goals
  • Adobe Atmosphere heralds 3D authoring
  • AT&T boosts third-quarter income
  • Motorola adds RealOne Player to Linux phones
  • Europe anti-piracy proposal will stiffle innovation, companies claim
  • SCO licence drive targets biggest users - for now
  • Ballmer: Windows is as secure as Linux
  • SAP targets SMEs with interest-free leasing drive
  • Fujitsu takes integration software worldwide
  • Yahoo beefs up antispam tools
  • HP sees 87% rise in handheld shipments
  • Symantec purchases SSL VPN maker SafeWeb
  • Xerox device shrinks optical switches
  • Symantec adds patch management to Ghost 8.0
  • Random chip structures cut manufacturing cost
  • Internet group starts anti-hacker initiative
  • Los Alamos lab chooses object-based storage
  • Japan and Vietnam set up software venture
  • IBM adds fibre channel disaster recovery to Shark
  • Oasis forms ebXML business process committee
  • Toshiba rolls out seven notebooks
  • Sun boosts v480 processor power
  • Cybersecurity tsar calls for tougher audits
  • Spam whittles away at ROI, report claims
  • Securities market moves to e-settlement system
  • Don't miss tax breaks
  • ISP outage: users told to get back-up network
  • Tesco.com invests in mobile kit for staff
  • IBM offers Linux incentive with p615 upgrade
  • 3G push forces Orange to look at virtual San
  • Carlton TV signs up for pay-as-you-go digital online archive
  • Analysts cautious about savings for users from EMC's acquisition of Documentum
  • Nestle links SAP systems to allow suppliers to view production data
  • IBM cuts cost of large-scale storage
  • Petrol exchange still committed to e-trading despite user apathy
  • Standards organisations keep busy
  • DCML is the 'HTML of the datacentre'
  • PC market sees double-digit growth
  • Job market for IT staff set to pick up in 2004
  • Microsoft pushes for security in Longhorn
  • Gartner calls for government CIO
  • Users get more time from SCO
  • NEC shows WiFi at 205mph
  • Security suppliers unveil latest offerings
  • NHS withdraws website report on weaknesses in national IT plan
  • Cost of upgrade eclipses new Office 2003 features
  • IBM offers unlimited-user price for DB2 Express
  • Overture and MSN extend sponsored search deal
  • Strong revenue gains help AMD narrow third-quarter loss
  • US defence dept starts IPv6 interoperability tests
  • IBM and webMethods acquisitions boost integration quest
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