• NHS IT staff fear for their future
  • NHS IT Local NHS IT spending set to fall
  • Crimewave set to continue, says FBI
  • Internet Crime Forum calls for tougher sentences for hackers
  • Microsoft's SQL delay downgrades rental option
  • Users demand quality as suppliers fire accusations of software piracy
  • Veritas bug killed firm's Win2003 back-up system
  • User groups slam BSA piracy scare tactics
  • IBM unites enterprise development
  • BT exceeds broadband growth target
  • IT managers see need for risk metrics
  • Nortel unveils Succession Enterprise 3.0
  • Sendo patent suit hinges on Taiwanese hardware
  • US Homeland Security creates cybersecurity division
  • IBM bolsters WebSphere's J2EE muscle
  • US Dept of Defense sets open-source policy
  • Corporate IT spending predicted to stay flat
  • US Homeland Security chief suspended
  • EMI sues Bertelsmann over Napster
  • Users take some blame for faulty applications
  • Vodafone offers three-way mobile data card
  • JavaOne: Sun unveils Project Rave tool
  • Hutchison 3G offers discounted voice services
  • India enjoys IT boom
  • Disaster recovery key theme at conference
  • Direct Wines' SAP project finally pays off
  • M-payments will not replace cash
  • Rate IT chiefs by the customer value they add
  • Stop making rough guesses about the effort needed to test systems
  • IBM, Lynx and ISB team on immunity research
  • Machine vision could automate inspection
  • CRB chief promises tough vetting checks
  • Sendo sues Orange over Smartphone patent infringement
  • Verizon to hand over names of downloaders
  • Oracle puts in $5.1bn bid for PeopleSoft
  • Microsoft CEO admits licensing gaffe
  • Acquisitions a mixed blessing, analysts claim
  • Former Xerox executives settle fraud charges
  • IBM unveils database for smaller firms
  • Sun to unveil Project Rave development tool
  • Oracle and Cap Gemini sign development agreement
  • General Dynamics wins $2bn US Army IT deal
  • Europe delays ruling on Microsoft antitrust case
  • French GSM operators collaborate on Wi-Fi
  • eBay to start charging European taxes
  • Intel narrows revenue guidance
  • Dramatic increase in Linux hacking attacks
  • Danger: Bugbear bounces back
  • Business ignore software quality procedures
  • MCI defends government contracts
  • Microsoft's Ballmer declares war on Linux
  • 'Snake oil' solutions fail to protect privacy
  • US states fight controversial software law
  • Microsoft to make its mark with Spot information broadcast service
  • Palm/Handspring offshoot perceived as strong wireless contender
  • Ericsson signs five-year IT deal with HP
  • Microsoft upgrades MSN 8
  • Microsoft issues patch for Windows Server 2003
  • SCO hit by legal action in Germany
  • Met Police lose comms after contractor cuts power cable
  • Business rejects EU data law plans
  • Electrolux hands desktops to IBM in utility computing deal
  • Cable & Wireless to slash jobs and pull out of US
  • Brocade bolsters security in Fabric Manager
  • Palm to buy Handspring
  • No sign of turnaround yet, HP's Fiorina warns
  • Cisco unveils plan for Wlans
  • IBM flashes blades for carriers
  • Motorola lands Baghdad police radio deal
  • Gartner security conference: Worry more about insiders than cyberterrorists
  • Indian outsourcing grows
  • TiVo to sell audience viewing data to broadcasters
  • IBM to unveil San virtualisation tool
  • MCI joins with Nortel to shift to IP-based network
  • Salesforce.com unveils sforce tool set
  • HP initiative harks back to thin client computing
  • Tech Ed: Microsoft and VeriSign raise security stakes
  • Siebel acquires BoldFish
  • Atheros and Cisco unveil wireless products
  • Lucent announces network services
  • Intel speeds up Pentium M
  • Volvo signs service lifecycle management deal
  • BSA calls for zero tolerance on software piracy
  • SEC opens probe into IBM revenue
  • Royal Mail under fire for mishandling IT project
  • Accenture rolls out platform for BEA
  • HP and Opsware take on utility computing sector
  • Microsoft releases details of Exchange Server 2003
  • MS homes in on Jupiter with BizTalk Server beta
  • Mobile payments are unlikely to replace cash
  • Analysts raise fears over Baan sale
  • IT directors ignoring software quality, says Forrester
  • Web services are key to future, says Microsoft
  • Firms still disappointed by supply chain investments
  • Wi-fi hotspots could go the same way as dotcoms, report warns
  • Sobig virus returns posing as Bill Gates message
  • PeopleSoft merger draws mixed reactions
  • Businesses need both local and central IT security officers
  • How can you deliver more with less?
  • IT directors can learn from the motor industry
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