• IT union may tackle Prudential
  • Census IT under fire from the audit office
  • Illegal MP3 files found on 80% of firms' servers
  • MFI's Web site relaunch furnishes online boost
  • Holsten toasts switch to Wan with 50% savings
  • Retailers call on software firms to sign up to EBXML standard
  • Demand for permanent IT staff falls again
  • RSA and AMD add security for Opteron chips
  • Transco cuts staff costs with mySAP
  • More CEOs than IT chiefs view IT as competitive driver for business
  • US domain registrar cuts off UK firms' Net access
  • IT security staff urged to adopt new BS 7799
  • Chrysler gives suppliers online access to reviews
  • Israeli experts pinpoint more holes in Explorer
  • New tools launched for .net developers
  • Lucent posts 10th quarterly loss in a row
  • Major Net backbone attack could be first of many
  • Germans say no to mobile phone regulation
  • Police IT to target and fast-track persistent crooks
  • NAO slams inflexible Welsh Office PFI deal
  • HP to double Itanium processor count
  • 'Dead man working' raises fears over contractor laws
  • City airport puts finger on security technology
  • 2,000 IT jobs in doubt in mail outsource deal
  • Firms not using B2B potential
  • ISPs and Government still deadlocked on data retention
  • Sun hails change management on Solaris
  • One in five IT workers gets bullied
  • XML-packed Office 11 goes into beta
  • Net backbone withstands major attack
  • HP chairman paints grim picture for 2003
  • Desktop chips to hit 15GHz by 2010, says Intel
  • Microsoft to buy Vicinity for location services
  • Siebel pushes simplification and cost savings
  • PeopleSoft and IBM announce partnership
  • Cisco to buy security software maker Psionic
  • Baltimore launches PKI-based security suite
  • Bertelsmann to close German Internet book retailer
  • Ford signs ISS for three-year, multimillion dollar deal
  • Transmeta Crusoe certified for Windows XP Embedded
  • Vignette updates content management software
  • HP and Nokia link on remote asset management
  • Audit Commission boosts intranet with Verity content software
  • TMA: Mobile technology is ready to roll out
  • NetForensics adds visualisation and scores to 3.0
  • US Navy searches for hundreds of missing computers
  • Crystal Decision offers reporting on AIX
  • Quantum ships disk system disguised as tape
  • Global Crossing to restate revenue
  • Stratus bets $100,000 on Win 2000 Advanced Server
  • Progress buys XML toolmaker eXcelon
  • Visa investigates voice recognition technology
  • Adobe ties documents to back-end applications
  • Microsoft drives forward Windows for dashboards
  • Chrysler adopts Linux for vehicle crash testing
  • WebPutty upgrades application development platform
  • One-fifth of redundancies are in IT
  • Orange chooses Microsoft software for Canary phone
  • Siebel backs Microsoft .net vision
  • StorageTek launches ATA disk array
  • Pinder: Business needs 10Mbps broadband
  • Storage leaders pledge support for CIM
  • Keynote to offer Web site quality assurance service
  • EMC sales fall and layoffs continue
  • Sybase to announce portal software release
  • New ERP products to target midmarket
  • SuSE and Turbolinux join forces to boost market share
  • Palm and Sony Ericsson to improve Bluetooth compatibility
  • New switch improves IP application management
  • Yahoo! users hit by e-mail scam
  • Microsoft and Panasonic pioneer new disc standard
  • IBM pushes self-healing systems
  • Government security experts urge Whitehall to adopt US cryptography standards
  • New Zealand to pass electronic transactions bill
  • Australian bank pilots scalable e-payment system
  • Siebel income drop eclipsed by Microsoft speculation
  • CompTIA under fire in open source debate
  • Nortel third-quarter revenue falls across all segments
  • Tibco details its BAM vision
  • Two main witnesses in ElcomSoft trial denied US visas
  • Microsoft site suffers security breach
  • Financial services firms push for IM standardisation
  • Philips dissolves Components division
  • Apple founder: PC upgrades are levelling off
  • Sprint reports improved cash flow and third-quarter profit
  • Cape Clear readies Web services suite
  • Sun to shed 11% of workforce after poor first quarter
  • Dell regains PC market lead
  • Microsoft profits boosted by new licensing programme
  • Vendors simplify Bluetooth connectivity
  • Sharp to launch Kitty notebook in Japan
  • Clarion announces Windows CE-based car PC
  • Qualcomm BREW platform gets Java boost
  • Philippines set to earn $1bn a year from outsourcing
  • BSA names and shames air transport company for software piracy
  • IBM posts flat results in "toughest trading environment"
  • Consignia hands CSC £1.5bn outsourcing deal
  • "Dead" contractor seeks to be reunited with friends
  • Online sourcing fails to deliver
  • Gartner: Boost budgets for wireless
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