Human error is greatest threat to Lans
Search tool saves time in pharmaceutical research
Employers cut back on training
Bonfield quits BT; to receive £1.49m payoff -- and other news briefs
Marks & Spencer beefs up e-business for Xmas
Comdisco agrees to sell division to HP
Somerfield consolidates its IT with three-year strategy
Nimda author speaks out in source code
MI5 sets Web to trap terrorists
Slump gives time to think
E-minister calls for online polls
Courts system fails four acceptance tests
SMEs reduce IT budgets
Confidence in IT spending stays buoyant, says NCC
Poor checks to blame for IT training rip-off
Liffe IT will underpin exchange deal
Geography lessons from India
Councils face £1.78bn shortfall in funding for e-government
Holmes 2 tackles terrorists
Microsoft on brink of deal with DOJ
Treasury abandons plans for gilt market e-trading system
My passport to PC freedom?
Digital certificate paves way for e-trade
Smart ID scheme back on the cards
Lotus offers standalone Discovery Server
IBM introduces new 2Gbyte fibre channel server
Court slaps ban on AOL media player
Adobe offers PDF printing over the Net
TMA: a new alternative to leased lines
Intel chief calls for more risk-taking
VA Linux proposes name change
IBM drops Compaq to go it alone
New printers for October
Next Windows CE supports Bluetooth
Philips sues over bus patents
IBM scoops up CrossWorlds
Rambus and Micron face off in court
IT industry will rebound in 2002, says Dell
UK government prepares to act on broadband
Mitsubishi Electric hit by IT slump
Gosling slams SOAP protocol
New Nimda variants hits Net
UK airport to trial iris recognition software
IBM signs EMEA deal with SuSE
Eurostar jumps on CRM train
Cisco expands IP telephony portfolio
EDS chief: prepare for cybercrime wave
SAP decision boosts Java but knocks .Net
New Liffe exchange owners face integration battle
Linux aims to grow on back of Windows XP
Intel cuts Pentium prices
New 6 teraflop supercomputer unveiled
Oracle upgrades software for small businesses
Groove launches XP version
EMC stakes claim for interoperability
Microsoft admits XP is not pirate-proof
GiantLoop and Compaq form SAN partnership
Microsoft lets some browsers back into MSN
EBay outlines international expansion plans
IT directors thrive at board level
McAfee extends antivirus support
BT chief defends broadband delivery
NeuLevel .biz injunction dropped
Firms told to come clean on e-commerce fraud
CMA fears for broadband tax breaks
Germany looks abroad to fill IT skills gap
Microsoft unveils Tablet PC with XP
BMC bags global deal with Shell
Dell offers pre-built PC
Anti-piracy organisations fall out
What the papers say: Monday
Hardware flaws hang Cisco firewalls
Fujitsu connects with Infiniband
Sun to launch low-end servers
SAP scoops ice cream deal
i2 Technologies opts for order management
WH Smith freezes trading platform
HP rolls out budget print service
Glitch blocks browsers from MSN.com
RSA reassures users over bug fix
UK broadband gloom grows as targets recede
Sun to bundle iPlanet server with Solaris
XP will win over businesses, says Ballmer
Oracle entices IBM users
Mobile video phones take a step closer
More than just another upgrade
Oracle to share ideas with local government
Reuters frees staff with global wireless network
Canadians to aid UK's e-gov plans
Criminal records system faces a second delay
P2P used in search for cure for Alzheimer's
ASPs must talk to IT managers
Dell CEO unfazed by HP/Compaq merger
Sun launches "services on demand" Web tools
Users hit out at storage vendors
Security measures hinder user efficiency
US terror attacks highlight disaster recovery failings
IT managers reject ageism claims
Click me baby one more time
Hastings could be the UK's first 'e-city'
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