• 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  • Police data out of date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
  • Comdex 2001: Wireless wonders
  • Comdex 2001: Servers and Storage
  • Comdex 2001: Software tools
  • E-business groups welcome damning report on government targets
  • Government steps up training fraud probe
  • Fraud checks in doubt after town hall data privacy row
  • Technology spend slump will continue, says report
  • Training collapse hits IT staff
  • US plans for standard software licences receive setback
  • Unisys signs £300m Royal & Sun Alliance deal
  • Health department attacks Computer Weekly exposé
  • IT chiefs must take a lead on Basel 2
  • Zurich scales back its delayed claims system
  • E-mail is big storage headache
  • 'A Fast way of making a buck'
  • Memo reveals Sun doubts over Java
  • SAS pushes end-to-end analytics suite
  • Microsoft upgrade Entourage software for Mac OS X users
  • Music group industry unveils tracking system for online sales
  • Philips posts record loss on write-downs
  • Innovation is key to keeping Moore's Law alive, says author
  • Sun stands aside in rush to Linux
  • Infineon positions 'neuro' chip as scientific tool
  • Microsoft boosts volunteer support programme
  • Security shortfall undermines DTI campaign
  • UK companies still not ready for the euro
  • Users slow to upgrade Windows
  • Logica takes plunge with £200m CPS contract
  • Government unveils Web siteto woo new IT workers
  • Special report: Oracle AppsWorld
  • Make sure IT's risk factor is built into governance
  • Congestion charging website fails crash test
  • Analysts back 802.11a despite imminent 11g
  • Borland integrating TogetherSoft into apps
  • Fujitsu bankruptcy risk over courts IT contract
  • Cisco teams with Yahoo! to target SMBs
  • Microsoft faces new EC anti-trust complaint
  • Apple extends enterprise reach
  • Microsoft antitrust judge throws out two appeals
  • Sun widens N1 strategy with products and services
  • Great expectations fail IT reality test
  • Netegrity releases SAML agent
  • Oftel threatens BT for IBM discount offer
  • Japanese e-money system gears up for expansion
  • Microsoft names XDocs application 'InfoPath'
  • NAI goes forensic with InfiniStream
  • Microsoft updates patch for NT 4.0
  • BEA adds Web services to Tuxedo
  • AMD claims Barton core pushes Athlon XP ahead
  • E-commerce booming despite downturn
  • Sun seeks testers for latest StarOffice version
  • Liberty Alliance releases ID management spec
  • European cybersecurity agency planned
  • LinuxWorld: Take Linux seriously
  • Siemens sees service provider market recover
  • Lexmark case rings alarm bells for printer cartridge market
  • Tiscali buys Wanadoo Belgium
  • Visual Studio targets Web services development
  • March launch for Intel's Centrino
  • 3G - The revolution waiting in the wings
  • EDS suffers fall in income
  • Nortel arms for switch battle with Cisco
  • Public does not want broadband
  • Get ready for .net business
  • Sun launch targets low-end server market
  • Employers back campaign aims
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