• Wal-Mart pushes RFID adoption
  • Sun bundles up to Fix financial services industry
  • HP launch backs mobile computing
  • SAP announces latest CRM and SCM software versions
  • RealNetworks to unveil major European wireless deal
  • IBM rolls out WebSphere Commerce
  • BT offers broadband access to IP VPN services
  • Innovate to create recovery and fuel growth, says SAP CEO
  • Security industry turns to BT
  • Novartis group selects SAP Pharmaceuticals
  • Play down the hype when pitching new technology to the board
  • IT must prepare for a boardroom backlash
  • Nuclear energy firm slashes its costs by switching to Blackberry
  • Unisys launches XML-based modelling software to align IT with business vision
  • HP touts Adaptive Enterprise advantages
  • HP program to manage Cisco networks
  • CA readies multifunction security tool
  • Seagate returns to notebook disc drive market
  • Networking suppliers roll out software migration
  • Hacker exposes Linux/PDF flaw
  • Sun targets AIX with new campaign
  • Europes largest software piracy ring shut down
  • PeopleSoft revises JD Edwards bid
  • Sun to install Java on HP and Dell PCs
  • Free advice at Networks for Business
  • Microsoft joins forces with RFID tag organisation
  • West Virginia drops Microsoft suit
  • Virgin Money installs 10-layer virtual vault
  • IT students study social implications
  • Experience wins over enthusiasm
  • 3Com announces staff cuts
  • CA adds content management to eTrust line
  • ERP users to lose out in mergers
  • T-Mobile expects to save millions with SAP
  • SAP tries to poach JDE users after takeover
  • IDC predicts dramatic growth for Linux use in Europe
  • Whitehall to review IT work permits
  • Ford outlines £75m cost-cutting plan
  • Socitm calls for clarity on e-gov funding
  • How to measure mobile ROI
  • ARM updates chip architecture with more code density
  • Cable & Wireless customers should update contingency plans
  • Ford uses data analysis to boost productivity by 50% at Dagenham
  • Tell staff about e-mail snooping or face court, new code warns
  • Microsoft releases beta of Producer for Powerpoint
  • 3G - 4G to the rescue?
  • MPs call for independent software licensing body
  • Microsoft to end IE development for the Mac
  • Amex facing work permit storm over Indian IT staff
  • McNealy cites Java successes
  • SAP upgrades build consistency
  • 3G handsets are unfit for market, say mobile operators
  • Pharma giant and guitar maker to roll out SAP
  • Yahoo and BT to offer bundled broadband service
  • IBM sprinkles Cinnamon on Content Manager
  • PeopleSoft sues Oracle
  • Texas Instruments unveils coexistence package
  • Enterprise IM set to grow, says study
  • SCO gives analysts a taste of evidence
  • Oracle users see benefits in PeopleSoft move
  • Construction giant boosts knowledge management
  • Salesforce.com adds development hosting
  • GroupShield antivirus product causes problems on Exchange
  • E-government costs will outweigh savings as the UK focuses on improving services
  • Whitehall acts to marshal UK's security expertise in fight against cybercrime
  • Sybase donates software for Sars battle in China
  • Unilever takes communication on to the web
  • Sun has Java update in the works
  • Court grants delay in Apple/Open Group Unix lawsuit
  • California man to plead guilty to Al-Jazeera hacks
  • Government accepts blame for Learning Account fiasco
  • Oracle quarterly earnings rise 31%
  • Wal-Mart to deploy radio ID tags for supply tracking
  • Surveys say IT budgets will remain small
  • What does the SCO code reveal to analysts?
  • Sun and partners push scripting for Java
  • JD Edwards rolls out business process software
  • Sun sees mobile Java app future
  • Sun's JXTA poses expansion possibilities
  • Users dismayed by Oracle bid for PeopleSoft
  • JBoss stands firm on non-certification issue
  • SCO stands by ultimatum to revoke IBM's licence
  • 3Com to layoff 10% of its workforce
  • IEEE approves 802.11g standard
  • UK sets rules for workplace surveillance
  • PeopleSoft board rejects Oracle bid
  • Latest BugBear variant targets banks
  • PwC sells business process outsourcing unit
  • Declining ERP user skill levels hit the bottom line
  • Take rate cut or leave, IBM tells UK workers
  • FTC asks for greater spam-fighting powers
  • Java to ship on Dell and HP PCs
  • IT chiefs must stamp out racism
  • Intel launches chip line for large notebooks
  • Intel and Sun partner for mobility
  • Putting faith in others
  • Gypsy group to appeal against IBM case decision
  • SuSE poised to sign Sun and HP to desktop deals
  • Gartner: Debunking five myths of TCO
  • Euro uncertainty leaves IT departments in limbo
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