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• Hitachi buys second consultancy firm
• Another overhaul for CA product lines
• Customer information exposed by Playboy hacker
• TCL signs development deal with Qualcomm
• New Oracle centre to tackle security and defence
• Siemens to find mobile phone partner
• European Space Agency backs Galileo GPS
• Microsoft moves into consumer markets with eHome
• Microsoft changes its legal guard
• Microsoft faces European antitrust lawsuit
• Rival B2B exchanges push common data standards
• E-Europe is catching up with US
• 'E' equals efficiency
• Report raps 'irrelevant' targets
• ICL engineers refuse to sign new jobs contracts
• Identities fit the bill
• Council hits back at IT audit
• NEC adds to line of Pocket PC 2002 OS handhelds
• Novell: job cuts won't harm users
• Meeting customers' needs brings rewards
• Cybercrime crackdown on pan-European scale
• Ten reasons to visit E-business Expo
• Ellison replies to Microsoft jibe
• E-mail outage hits users
• Snooping code breaks law
• Supplier Web site for Budgens
• Designers get real-time 3D
• EDS to take over Thorntons' IT in model 10-year contract
• Invest in standard kit to profit
• PC deal for Severn staff
• Lib Dems pursue IR's illegal deal
• Public safety systems scoop the top awards
• Sony ventures into IT services sector
• Cash from Gordon Brown?
• IT project framework is launched
• BA to cut £45m off IT
• A settlement of sorts
• HSBC buys intelligent network for London HQ
• Cap Gemini seeks 750 redundancies
• Disasters strike, but are you prepared for them?
• Paper still favoured in insurance
• London gets e-adviser
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• Forming alliances to help mobiles talk
• Revenue report glosses over facts
• IBM outlines its wireless data plans
• Automating selection and staff retention
• Nokia and Borland open up to mobile app development
• Comdex 2001: Linux PDAs take on Pocket PC
• BT and eBay trial anti-DoS software
• Airline unveils CRM tool for travellers
• Court sets date for BT hyperlink trial
• Pioneer councils form e-government best practice group
• Beta users back new Microsoft B2B package
• EDS bags sweet £40m deal
• Red-M opens Bluetooth to Palm developers
• UN taskforce tackles digital divide
• Reseller counts the cost of US spending spree
• Via offers cheaper, faster P4 chipset
• Microsoft sets up securities company
• HP drops Superdome server prices by 30%
• Web-enabled Siebel 7.0
• Hackers take out 156 Web sites in Vietnam
• Flaw found in Windows Media Player
• RM reports 60% increase in pre-tax profits; Microsoft bags new deal -- and other news
• Red Hat offers alternative to Microsoft deal
• Microsoft in schools handout
• Government promises IT another new beginning
• Microsoft snubs "legacy" NT show
• Industry group agrees on XML model
• Nokia unveils phones and Bluetooth devices
• HP and SAP join UDDI hosting fray
• Microsoft launches Office for Mac OS X
• Broadcom sues Intel over graphics patents
• CMGI chief executive to work for $1
• Motorola to acquire Synchronous
• Server market plummets by 23%
• Study shows drop in mobile phone sales
• Xerox makes global services push
• 3Com targets SMEs with double-density port
• IBM creates global security services division
• Sun cracks 1GHz with new chips
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• CSSA: supply industry bearing up
• Small businesses unaware of key Web site issues
• Internet banks may open high street outlets
• IBM grows disk storage share
• IBM unveils 0% finance offer on servers
• PowerEdge: Dell's latest weapon in server battle
• Rational bolsters project management tools
• Fujitsu ships high-speed Flash memory
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