• NetLedger links Yahoo! Store with Oracle suite
  • IBM wraps up vendor supply deal
  • Worldcom: Voice and IP service prices to go up
  • Bulk e-mailer faces legal action
  • EU sets Net goals
  • Steffi Graf scores first ace in rally with Microsoft
  • BSA unveils new way of catching software pirates
  • Transmeta works on low-power superchip
  • Euro data retention vote upsets ISPs and telcos
  • OASIS approves directory and e-business standards
  • Alcatel buys Telera for VoiceXML in call centres
  • EU clears HP transfer of manufacturing capacity
  • Quantum and Imation settle DLT tape lawsuit
  • Sony and Fujitsu end ISP alliance talks
  • Nortel plans more job cuts
  • Spending rises for CRM and ERP services
  • Cisco announces VPN breakthrough
  • First quantum-effect products enter commercial IT
  • More plan contractor pay cuts
  • Apple targets SMEs with its first rack-mounted server
  • Analysts slate new Oracle tools
  • Barclays slashes pay rates for IT contractors by 20%
  • Data-matching reveals fraud
  • Scala rebuilds its ERP suite
  • FA Web site will boost football at the grassroots
  • Dell joins Whitehall anti-theft scheme
  • Compaq users relief at HP support plans
  • FBI documents expose e-mail glitch
  • Climbing the greasy pole
  • Management experts halt £1.6m IT project
  • Research paves the way for e-enabled general elections
  • Goodbye to packaged software
  • More cash for IT training
  • Share simplifies mobile application registration
  • MPs slam "optimistic" e-targets
  • European MPs vote on cookies
  • Indian outsourcing deal cuts Thames Water's bills by 20%
  • Operators tell EC not to stifle m-commerce
  • Belfast team quick to pick up .net skills
  • Halifax joins the corporate migration to Microsoft .net
  • One in six consider changing jobs to escape the commute
  • Holmes solves case of missing thin client
  • Microsoft partners extend .net reach
  • Neoteris boosts IVE app support
  • Oracle and Dell poised to boost enterprise Linux
  • SAP and Siemens team on business education software
  • Salesforce.com adds closed loop campaign management
  • Startup sues RIM over wireless e-mail patent
  • Samsung claims world first for DDR-II SDRAM device
  • Smartphone takes centre stage at summit
  • ICANN to lose two more top executives
  • IDF: Itanium II promises performance hike
  • FAA to trial smart cards
  • HP launches Compaq server and desktop products
  • Arm sued over Java technology
  • Dataquest: Server prices fall in first quarter
  • Senate signs $100m outsourcing deal
  • Sun to offer customised systems
  • BEA releases details of app server enhancements
  • Banks trial MasterCard's SMS anti-fraud alert
  • Yahoo! patches instant message hole
  • Firms take Microsoft negotiations to the wire
  • New Handspring model offers Graffiti alternative
  • Siemens denies sale of US optical and access business
  • Poor systems risk backlash from workforce
  • PeopleSoft unveils eSettlement system
  • China's Internet crackdown may hamper IT skills growth
  • Far East researches multi-mode 3G on silicon
  • Amazon tests mail-order catalogue offering
  • Siemens to sell virtual keyboard in Europe
  • Klez.H is more rampant than SirCam
  • Deutsche Telekom faces angry investors
  • Intel strives to set blade server standard
  • Heidelberg consolidates 30 networks with AT&T
  • Cognos in £16.5m patent settlement
  • IDF: Intel eyes converged server-network boxes
  • CBI survey reveals UK companies are failing to innovate
  • Microsoft could face EU privacy probe
  • PwC: Online ad revenue fell 12% in 2001
  • Sun to push standard identity layer for portals
  • Microsoft satisfies courts with first XP service pack
  • Tools focus on automated security
  • Sherwin-Williams adopts Linux
  • Comcast faces privacy suit
  • Intel jumps off InfiniBand wagon
  • Wireless data goes for flat-rate pricing
  • TR100: Don't ignore disruptive technologies
  • EU warns Italian groups to sell Blu
  • Oracle courts sceptical 11i users
  • Novell seeks e-mail boost from thin client
  • Tivoli eyes Web services management
  • Intel cuts prices as 1.8GHz Celeron debuts in Tokyo
  • Egg cracks banking code
  • IBM upgrades NAS
  • Planning tool helps Tesco's world bid
  • DTI puts emphasis on IT to rebuild UK car making
  • Only 35% of PDA users are bound by a company policy
  • KPNQwest files for bankruptcy protection
  • Visa upgrades to IP networking
  • New 9i Developer focuses on productivity and reporting
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