• Tivoli update for Policy Director
  • Industry looks to next-generation IP
  • Sybase details new database pricing
  • Lotus stings users with bundled support
  • CertCo joins electronic signing fray
  • Britannia strikes Web site deal with Interwoven
  • Lotus to increase Domino/IBM integration
  • Code Red II turns nasty
  • Speculation mounts over more AOL job cuts
  • ASP market set for growth
  • Finnish telecos dissolve 3G subsidiary
  • Wireless LAN vulnerability exposed
  • Speech recognition tops call centre wish list
  • Data access plan fails to win support
  • ScottishPower turns to Tibco
  • Microsoft puts more privacy in Passport
  • Intel to reveal 2GHz Xeon chip
  • Intel to reveal 2GHz Xeon chip
  • Loudcloud offers "pick and choose" managed services
  • British Telecom, AT&T release their demerger plans -- and other news
  • AMCC spin-off possible as EMH financial woes mount
  • ISS rejects Wyly's CA takeover bid
  • Red Hat to release e-commerce package
  • Web cam coffee pot served up in auction
  • Cisco provides lesson in e-business success
  • Microsoft gives way on digital photo software
  • Don't be a wage slave - be a leader!
  • WAC security market set to soar
  • Microsoft prepares for Palm battle
  • Rambus cleared of standards-setting charge
  • Rambus cleared of standards-setting charge
  • Iomega to cut staff by more than a third
  • Smarter worms will spread in more ways
  • Siemens: Further job cuts possible
  • L&H chief says buyers in sight
  • Microsoft tops "patchy" survey
  • NHS sets up records advisory group
  • Castle Morpeth in £2m outsourcing deal
  • SunGard bids for Comdisco assets
  • Oftel launches efficiency drive
  • Oracle upgrades contract management package
  • Code Red costs top $2bn
  • Hotmail servers hit by Code Red
  • Corridor bullish about low-cost exchange
  • Boost to IBM grid strategy
  • Volunteer families to shape tomorrow's digital world
  • Survey offers hope for online retail
  • HP adds Trinagy to OpenView portfolio
  • New wireless LAN vulnerabilities uncovered
  • Forum hopes for WAP 2.0 success
  • Microsoft appeal gets no respect
  • Virus writers deny Code Red involvement
  • Oracle adds to Java choice
  • New virus targets Acrobat files
  • IT execs focus on cost reduction and streamlining
  • Government issues online surveillance guidelines
  • US Judges join online snooping protest
  • Oracle talks Web services
  • ITU sets new interoperability standards
  • Supplier rift hits mobile progress
  • Compaq serves $20m fraud lawsuit
  • Oracle turns on to wireless
  • NHS sets out case for shared services
  • Analysts predict infrastructure services boom
  • Novell pins hopes on Netware 6
  • Call centres move towards IP
  • Cisco's troubles a taste of things to come
  • Intel and BEA form logical alliance
  • Better the devil you know
  • Big Blue wins Shell "Megacentre" deal
  • Sun down
  • UK pays only lip service to Web
  • Big Blue wields the jobs axe
  • Turn that light out: automated systems
  • CUA huddles up in Hursley
  • Dendrite takes its integrated CRM medicine
  • Original solution for euro conversion
  • Chaos rules in half of IT departments
  • Digica is at Last coming home
  • WebSphere in favour
  • NT/Windows and Unix are the e-biz
  • Steady as she goes for IBM's profits
  • Athene reporting for NT
  • Sharing a turn-off to ASP take-up
  • Active archiving solution
  • Lansa solution is the e-biz
  • Dell driven upmarket as PCs become commodities
  • Techies and VCs wrecked dotcom boom, CBI told
  • IBM pushes wireless future
  • Alcatel and Lucent discuss synergy
  • Users hail IBM's enhanced iSeries support
  • Internet access will challenge democracies
  • BA adopts voice-based secure intranet system
  • Deutsche Telekom Q1 loss narrows with final figures
  • Firms turn to Linux in Microsoft protest
  • Interpol sets up anti-virus system
  • BT and HP put mobile faith in Intel
  • Retailer wins domain-name case
  • IBM HR system saves $10m
  • IT spending steadies
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