• Business-based IT degree will create ready-to-work employees
  • Dell offers managed desktop services
  • IDC raises PC forecast
  • Enlist users in fight against spam
  • Retailers must address shoppers' RFID fears
  • US Congress considers cybersecurity legislation
  • China's Red Flag Linux prepares for global debut
  • HP to grid-enable all systems
  • Antivirus experts warn of 9/11 outbreak
  • Intel more optimistic on third-quarter revenue
  • Gateway releases wireless networking products
  • Kazaa creators move into P-to-P IM and telephony
  • Borland and IBM team for .net apps
  • LogicaCMG to increase Indian operations staff
  • Job cuts blight PeopleSoft's JD Edwards roadmap
  • Microsoft steps up Linux assault with benchmark claim
  • IBM mainframe price cuts hailed as 'biggest change in 20 years'
  • Oracle chats up PeopleSoft customers
  • Microsoft issues 'critical' Office security warning
  • Victims of ID theft in US rises to 27 million
  • SAP lures developers to application integration technology
  • Verizon and Nortel team up in $1bn deal
  • SCO claims to have signed new Linux customer
  • Food firm chooses Altiris to manage IT assets
  • EDS wins US State Dept telecom contract
  • IP Wireless to launch portable hot spots
  • HP acquires Talking Blocks
  • Bush appoints e-government tsar
  • Online retailers and Microsoft tackle ID fraud
  • Notebook PCs drive overall PC sales
  • Borland adds 'track and trace' to apps testing tool
  • Cost pressures force Gateway to cut jobs
  • Romanian arrested for launching Blaster-F
  • Microsoft launches black leather mouse
  • DHL confirms datacentre move to Prague
  • Hitachi establishes Chinese e-govt venture
  • PeopleSoft reinstates customer programme
  • Sars outbreak fails to dent second-quarter mobile phone sales
  • Business Objects-MicroStrategy suit dismissed
  • AT&T files racketeering suit
  • MCI appoints five new board members
  • Sun and Siebel strengthen ties
  • IBM pushes data centre provisioning
  • Power cut highlights need for IT disaster planning
  • Forrester cautions against BPO hype
  • Survey shows CIOs intend to boost spending
  • Adobe's Creative Suite goes global
  • Germans fine SCO for Linux claims
  • Blaster suspect 'surprised' at arrest
  • End of IT jobs decline?
  • Apple chosen for supercomputing cluster
  • Intel to launch Deerfield before developer conference
  • Turbolinux joins Open Source Development Labs
  • Somerfield abolishes IT director position
  • Hitachi develops RFID chips for banknotes
  • European Parliament delays software patent vote
  • InfoCyclone appliance boosts database performance
  • Overture wins injunction against T-Online
  • Japan, Korea and China may collaborate on alternative to Windows
  • Blaster-B author bailed and barred from internet
  • IBM rolls out Tivoli Intelligent Orchestration
  • Worldwide server sales rise sharply in second quarter
  • France Télécom offers to buy back Orange
  • US firm sues HMV over downloads
  • Mobile networks could fail during US-style power cuts
  • Compression sorts out Ryland's network blues
  • Tariff chaos looms as 192 scrapped
  • IBM to standardise Diageo's IT in £300m deal
  • Indian software firms put the case for outsourcing to Home Office
  • Isle of Man plans disaster recovery
  • Fujitsu staff postpone strike action
  • Sobig virus attack hits small firms hardest
  • Benefit office U-turn on IT deals
  • McData completes Nishan and Sanera acquisition
  • Blaster worm linked to US blackout
  • First US automated alert net goes live
  • Patent case may bring Internet Explorer changes
  • IBM finalising BPO deal with Procter & Gamble
  • Sun ONE Application Server 7 Enterprise Edition prepares for debut
  • Top DVR makers opt for Seagate hard drives
  • Intel plans wireless and digital centre for Korea
  • Opera and Mozilla update web browsers
  • Motorola sells stake in Symbian consortium
  • Dell simplifies switch management
  • Teenager arrested in Blaster worm case
  • Key bidder pulls out of £2.3bn NHS programme
  • Hardware failure takes down financial futures exchange
  • Give IT skills to charity
  • Refund for IBM users
  • Forestry Commission chops costs
  • Virgin Holidays boosts planning
  • Councils rise to e-government challenge
  • BCS charity offers online advice on RSI
  • Xythos server simplifies file management
  • China to open IT incubation centre in Singapore
  • Microsoft seeks licensing deals from IM client makers
  • Lindows.com unveils cheap business PCs
  • Intel buys supercomputer software tools firm
  • Dell boosts Inspiron's media capabilities
  • Chip maker AMCC moves into San arena
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