• BEA enhances integration and portlet offering
  • Dell signs up resellers in white box drive
  • ERP errors cost Agilent $70m
  • Energis lands £12m Crown Prosecution Service brief
  • Legacy IT hampers drive for accurate accounting, claim CFOs in US
  • Samsung prepares two Palm-based phones
  • Flat-panel monitor prices predicted to fall
  • Sun opens up with storage software suite
  • PGP software finds new home with startup
  • Sun launches new low-end Unix workstation
  • Faster Intel and AMD chips forge ahead of schedule
  • Crystal Decisions updates enterprise reporting tool
  • Rational readies Microsoft application tools
  • Intel extends LANDesk Manager to mobile devices
  • Quadrasis offers SAML support through XML firewall
  • Oracle stronghold under threat from Microsoft
  • E.piphany adds module for customer service
  • Analysts urge USAir to resist IT cutbacks
  • Dell printers and PDAs expected in Q4
  • Qwest evaluates business to save costs
  • Reuters slashes contractor rates by 20%
  • Via launches chipset for AMD processors
  • Autodesk to lay off 7% of workforce
  • Oracle answers critics with pricing guide
  • Computer Sciences offers staff voluntary leave
  • BNSF signs 10-year outsourcing deal with IBM
  • HP puts Athlon in low cost PCs for businesses
  • Samsung releases more details of Microsoft phone
  • Apache releases upgrade to fix server security hole
  • Japanese credit cards to carry contactless cash
  • European Commission shines spotlight on Passport security
  • Microsoft patches critical Windows 2000 flaw
  • US airlines turn to Web for security
  • TeamStaff drops Lawson software
  • Web services management protocol on OASIS agenda
  • Linuxworld: Hewlett-Packard updates Linux offerings
  • Vignette strengthens site reporting and analysis tools
  • Court sides with Palm in patent suit
  • Maxtor exits networked storage business
  • Vietnam aims to boost Internet use 20-fold by 2005
  • Microsoft's Bluetooth keyboard and mouse gain approval in US
  • Linuxworld: Clustering gathers pace, says Ellison
  • AMD's Dresden plant escapes flooding
  • Dell offers PCs without Windows
  • IBM and Paybox offers wireless payment system
  • Groove adds Lotus Notes to Workspace
  • Yahoo! instant messenger unveils broadband Webcam
  • IBM adds roaming to Everyplace Wireless Gateway
  • Football fans shut out as power cut freezes smartcard turnstiles
  • Standards will boost reliability of Web services transactions
  • Deloitte's $10m for e-learning
  • UK employers welcome combined degrees in finance and computing
  • Lib Dems: Nirs2 deal too inflexible
  • Direct sale boost for Cornhill
  • Festival visitors find euro acceptable in 57% of firms
  • Publisher in £4m deal
  • BPO growth is booming in UK
  • E-retailers get card protection
  • Manufacturing firms fail to link supply chain IT
  • Agere pulls out of optoelectronics
  • Linuxworld: Vendors back base standard
  • Vivendi reports loss and plans to sell business units
  • Transmeta offers developer's kit for Crusoe chip
  • HP executive leaves for network startup
  • Wireless network mapping could pose enterprise risk
  • Linuxworld: Itanium 2 system on the way from IBM
  • Lawson Software settles lawsuit with TeamStaff
  • Samsung starts production of 1Gbit flash memory
  • US Attorney probes Lucent deal from 2000
  • BEA and Borland pool Java expertise
  • Yahoo! expands enterprise portal content
  • AOL dealmaker ousted amid finance probes
  • Online tax returns cost shock
  • Hynix slips back into the red
  • KPN Mobile welcomes 100,000th European I-mode user
  • Outage hits Barclays customers
  • Contractor visa outcry is futile
  • BA slashes paper trail in pursuit of £650m savings
  • Sun hints at Linux desktop strategy
  • US Pentagon improves air defence operations
  • Linuxworld: open source officials eye datacentre-grade Linux
  • Appeals court to hear suit against VeriSign
  • HP unveils IT leasing subsidiary
  • Linuxworld: Red Hat preparing desktop Linux
  • Linuxworld: Next stop for Linux, the courts?
  • E.piphany to ship call centre software
  • Linuxworld: Dell and Red Hat expand Linux services
  • IBM laid off 15,600 in second quarter
  • New Trojan beats firewalls
  • Sony adds two PDA s to Clié range
  • Radio to stop Asda trolleys from walking
  • Cost to taxpayer unknown as CSA IT delays continue
  • Linuxworld: Chinese government raises Linux sail
  • China Mobile subscriptions hit 80 million
  • Dell boosts Dimension PC performance
  • Linuxworld: UnitedLinux beta ready for release
  • Linuxworld: VA optimises SourceForge for IBM
  • SALT Forum submits multimodal spec to W3C
  • Linuxworld: Sun boosts NetBeans
  • Chip-based fingerprint systems are in demand
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