• IT jobs at risk over BT Indian outsourcing plan
  • More naming and shaming likely after latest BSA software audit
  • Overture to buy AltaVista for $140m
  • IBM expands subscription levels
  • Estate agents use mobile messaging to sell homes
  • BT's war on hackers cuts defacements
  • Lincs gets broadband business money
  • Mitsubishi develops one-time password system
  • NHS director urges doctors to adopt new health codes
  • US lessons for UK on IT security
  • Co-op judge 'invented' evidence in ICL case
  • PC renewal will boost chip demand, says Intel CEO
  • Co-op IT chief seeks vindication
  • Cyberattack threat grows as war looms
  • Trust raids patients' funds for IT maintenance
  • Demand for SAP skills soars despite worst ever jobs slump
  • IT chiefs' pay up by almost 20%
  • PC shipments to grow 4.8% in first quarter
  • Still looking for the 'killer app' at 3GSM
  • Users keep watch as Baan sales plummet
  • Reuters revamps IS strategy after record £493m loss
  • Nokia and Sony Ericsson align Symbian tools
  • Microsoft targets healthcare market with XML tool
  • Samsung buys 5% stake in Symbian
  • Congestion Charging: Back end systems hold up but website falters
  • Security breach highlights online fraud danger
  • US govt releases cyberdefence strategies
  • Intel's StrongArm makes way for XScale
  • IT error causes winter fuel payments delay
  • IBM teams up with Sony Ericsson to deliver mobile services
  • Inland Revenue criticised after PC losses
  • Scrap one in four IT projects for success, says Gartner
  • Gartner's top ten tips for successful IT projects
  • Microsoft plans reporting engine for SQL Server
  • Car parts giant signs $2bn deal with IBM
  • Companies expected to boost offshore outsourcing
  • Inadequate IT hinders benefit fraud battle
  • IBM and partners provide on-demand BPO
  • Mitsubishi transponder aims to cut fibre jungle
  • Data analysis firm adds supply chain tools
  • HP introduces Itanium 2 chip
  • IBM adds to midrange storage line
  • Nortel and C&W push IP network capabilities
  • Microsoft launches Windows smartphone
  • Group adds security management certification
  • Change management is crucial to CRM success, says Gartner
  • Columbia disaster spurs NASA in software development
  • Software law backers lose political ammunition
  • Wi-Fi market estimated to grow 23%
  • IBM to unwrap Express apps
  • Business intelligence tops 2003 tech ROI potential
  • Motorola calls on Linux for smart phone
  • Servers, storage, and services drive Dell's growth
  • Intel takes wraps off wireless chip
  • Microsoft patch can lock users out of websites
  • BEA to run on HP Itanium server
  • Apple releases Mac OS X 10.2.4
  • Microsoft's SQL Server offers analytic reporting
  • UCITA pushes ahead without lawyer group
  • Spammers are watching you, law firm warns
  • Data watchdog slams entitlement card scheme
  • Microsoft eyes datacentre virtualisation
  • Intel moves into mobile phone data
  • US govt gives Red Hat the thumbs up
  • Storage protocol approved as standard
  • Ogrish.com sidesteps German deletion order
  • Symantec expands early warning system
  • Yahoo! offers premium services without net access
  • UK scientists plug into computing grid
  • Getting wired: IBM grids up for business
  • Gateway laptop reads portable flash memory
  • Lucent designs chip for faster mobile speeds
  • Microsoft renames Office beta
  • Experts cast doubt on congestion charge systems
  • IBM expands blade server line
  • Financial firms start using digital certificates
  • Fast's fear factors
  • EMC boost for storage efficiency
  • Are you ready for Basel 2?
  • Data clashes cost British Gas £13m
  • Call for research into uses for broadband
  • IT staff relying on users to discover network problems
  • Dell pulls out of supply deals with IBM
  • Lastminute's new IT chief puts web stability top of the agenda
  • Socitm says Oracle deal will be good for councils
  • Alstom expects 200% ROI from SAP roll-out
  • Half of top 50 UK retailers are breaking online trading laws
  • Win2000 drives expansion
  • Surrey to save £1.6m a year with Novell
  • ICI loses £23m over SAP failure
  • Surrey Council saves a further £2m with web licence help
  • Code conversion saves BSkyB £12m
  • Off-the shelf SAP speeds Arco rollout
  • Appeal for old computers
  • EC forms a single cyber security agency for Europe
  • Police data out of date
  • IT directors say war with Iraq is unlikely to affect IT budgets
  • E-mail policy urges user self-control
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