• SuSE shifts executives and business structure
  • Compromise yields new wireless standard
  • Benchmark retest favours HP server
  • Trouble in store?
  • Wyse unveils Windows XP thin client
  • Microsoft bundles CRM applications with bCentral
  • BEA teams up with Andersen
  • Positive thinking...
  • Italy may extend mobile licences
  • Microsoft buys off litigants
  • Decision makers look to Scale 21 for answer
  • London faces broadband crisis
  • Clusters boost Check Point VPN performance
  • EC approves Sheffield's data web
  • EDS and Xerox settle £2bn court battle
  • Intel running short of Pentium 4 chips
  • Web monitoring to save managers' time
  • C&W calls time on A-services
  • Microsoft releases Windows XP Embedded
  • Alliance & Leicester to consolidate call centres
  • Businesses and universities join fight on fraud
  • Open source faces academic test
  • Abbey National debuts Infoportal
  • Socitm in software deal talks with Microsoft
  • One in two companies outsource some or all of IT function in UK
  • B2B exchanges fail to deliver
  • BT Openworld sends virus to customers
  • Flexible hours boost return to work option
  • Internet opportunities for women
  • RAF chiefs rubbish software claims
  • Recession hits ITers' job plans
  • Ruling threatens national register
  • Consultants' pay drops £4k
  • Zurich cans IBM deal
  • XTech to offer hosted CRM platform
  • NEC to form Chinese 3G alliance with Matsushita
  • Microsoft cancels European competition hearing
  • SAP to turn mid-market clients over to partners
  • IBM pays for Linux graffiti
  • Demon opens servers for paedophile arrests
  • Government faces broadband revolt
  • New Nortel cluster maintains data integrity
  • WorldCom to launch satellite ISP
  • OECD raps US telecoms regulators
  • Microsoft touts .Net Server features
  • IBM combines OLAP and data mining in DB2
  • Microsoft unveils package for corporate intranets
  • Corporate IT spending to remain weak in 2002 -- and other news
  • EDS, Xerox to settle £2bn outsourcing dispute
  • RM escapes slowdown and reaps rewards of education IT spending
  • Red Hat to put Linux on IBM servers
  • Nokia lowers sales forecast for 2001
  • Brown offers users chance to fight software rip-offs
  • Opera previews Version 6.0 for Linux
  • Oracle eases integration with Small Business Suite
  • EU data-protection law runs into trouble
  • IBM and Vignette launch e-business package
  • Infineon claims victory in Rambus lawsuit
  • Sony bulks up tape storage capacity
  • UK to lead online Christmas spending spree
  • Technology secures data without encryption
  • IBM launches server based on Intel's Foster chip
  • Nokia offers prizes to inspire Java developers
  • Sklyarov hearing set for March 2002
  • ADI in the dock over problems with supply
  • Jarvis enters channel with stake in reseller
  • Amlin challenges dominant credit insurers
  • Microsoft reveals increase in reported UK piracy cases
  • Users to focus on Oracle 11i tools
  • DoCoMo recalls buggy 3G handsets
  • Nokia and Borland team up on mobile platforms
  • Badtrans virus could be most dangerous on Net
  • Whitehall weighs up Microsoft fee hike
  • German software firm files for bankruptcy
  • Telecoms suppliers forced to change strategies
  • Java components deliver data access for portals
  • Unilever saves on licensing cost with Internet supply chain system
  • Intel promises cool chips
  • What the papers say: Monday
  • Chancellor's report: IT makes its demands
  • Open source software takes off in France
  • Samsung and Shanghai Bell plan joint CDMA venture
  • Thirty countries sign cybercrime treaty
  • Telewest rolls out VPN network for retailers
  • Court postpones Hynix/Rambus patent case
  • HP steals march on blade server rivals
  • IM hacker tool may threaten servers
  • Texas to roll out DSPs for streaming video
  • Council warns suppliers over benefits system upgrade
  • Inland Revenue puts IT service contract out to tender
  • Redstone reports 12% rise in turnover; mobile phone charge battles -- and other news
  • EC to enforce local loop unbundling
  • Panasonic gets tough on handhelds
  • Hardware vendors seek Web services opportunities
  • Survey shows companies disappointed with B2B
  • 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
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