• Britannia Airways cabin crew get PDAs to process duty free sales
  • Linux e-mail set-up slashes costs to £8 per user
  • College set to make savings with trailblazing Office 2003 rollout
  • WinHEC: HP and Microsoft unveil new PC design
  • Antispam panel says proposed laws aren't enough
  • Salesforce.com makes profit and expands offerings
  • Borland boosts C# integration mixes
  • Royal Mail signs £1.5bn outsourcing deal
  • SQL is still the UK's most sought-after IT skill
  • IT jobs Industry sees first rise in number of job vacancies since April 2001
  • Fluffi Bunni hacker suspect had been on Siemens' staff for a year
  • MG Rover ditches legacy IT for streamlined model
  • US IT workforce demand lowest in four years
  • WLan suppliers embrace latest security spec
  • ePrivacy Group proposes open e-mail standards to fight spam
  • CAA study: Mobile phones still threat in aircraft
  • Veritas jumps on utility bandwagon
  • Two US states seek tougher Microsoft penalties
  • IBM boosts high-end pSeries servers
  • MCI reclaims tax on false earnings
  • Microsoft plans open approach to data centre management
  • Microsoft plugs BizTalk Server holes
  • AMD boosts Athlon MP server chip
  • HP unifies server division
  • MPS slam Criminal Records Bureau IT systems
  • Foreign Office scraps global project after disaster recovery concerns
  • BT blames sub-contractor for e-voting glitch
  • IBM claims smallest solid-state light emitter
  • Microsoft gets technical on Longhorn and Palladium
  • Dealers warned to evaluate sales models to ease user TCO concerns
  • UK broadband leaping forward, minister tells MPs
  • SuSE preps carrier-grade enterprise OS
  • IBM denies SCO's charges
  • Flash memory packed into a watch
  • Aviation and aerospace firms find value in CRM
  • IBM juices up On demand initiative
  • SCO Group brings web services to SMBs
  • Event raises profile of Russian outsourcing
  • HP unveils notebook and boosts reseller services
  • 'Compact' N+I show braves recession
  • OpenBSD 3.3 makes security a top priority
  • Networld+Interop: Switch suppliers tout 10 Gigabit Ethernet platforms
  • Microsoft reveals Passport details
  • Users reveal the benefits of open software
  • Testing times ahead in 64-bit server migration
  • Sea Containers moves to Win2003
  • EMC outlines technology strategy
  • Computer Associates touts on-demand computing
  • Plumtree enhances web services offerings
  • Networld+Interop: Nortel enhances VPNs
  • Microsoft opens portal to business apps
  • Sars fears force cancellation of Singapore show
  • EC still pushing Microsoft on monopoly abuse
  • Government slow to take advantage of cheap licensing deals
  • AOL launches premium antivirus service
  • Sun to set Orion pricing
  • Xerox revamps office product line
  • IBM releases long-awaited Itanium 2 server
  • Experts debate ways to can spam
  • US cracks down on internet auction fraud
  • Nortel and Redback settle patent lawsuit
  • IBM expands on-demand portfolio
  • EMC adds volume management software
  • US spammers face up to five years' jail
  • NetWorld+Interop: Security functions find way into network core
  • NetWorld+Interop: Show focuses on wireless and web services
  • Police arrest Fluffi Bunni hacker
  • EC rules UK 3G network-sharing not anticompetitive
  • Many Microsoft applications will not run on Windows 2003
  • IBM rolls out WebSphere for mainframes
  • Judge throws out case against peer-to-peer networks
  • IBM launches UK Linux competence centre
  • Oracle patches critical database server vulnerability
  • Chip sales rise 13% in Q1
  • Accenture builds .net services for telcos
  • Networld+Interop: Chambers lashes out at stock-option requirements
  • Ericsson to slash nearly 14,000 jobs by end of 2004
  • IDC sees bright future for IT security services
  • Oracle aims to make databases self-managing
  • IBM and HP to release Itanium 2 systems
  • Intel plans lip-reading boost for voice recognition
  • Motion to ship Centrino Tablet PC in May
  • Leaked Longhorn features minor improvements
  • Dell and Good Technology team up for wireless data
  • Solaris upgrade supports larger storage systems
  • Commerce One boosts web services development
  • European IT directors focused on the basics, says IDC
  • Outsourcing bucks decline in European services market
  • Open source could cut councils' IT bills by 10%
  • IBM expands grid computing service
  • Scottish Water's 40% savings from GSM kit
  • DSL aggregation slashes price of bandwidth for smaller businesses
  • EMC to launch Windows-based NAS line
  • Growth predicted for Asia-Pacific market
  • Dell unveils smarter switches
  • EDS links purchasing and design software
  • Cisco releases wireless IP phone
  • XML makes it easier to search Which? Online
  • Charity becomes an early adopter
  • UK division of ISSA will educate users on security
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