• MCSE students abandoned as training firm collapses
• Microsoft launches Pocket PC 2002
• One in three councils lag behind in e-service delivery
• New logistics standard launched
• IT directors shut out of B2B decisions
• Airlines slash IT staff
• UK IT managers back early warning system
• Gartner tells firms to dump Microsoft IIS immediately
• Microsoft NHS deal imminent
• Lane to become chairman of SeeBeyond
• BEA's Coleman turns over the reins
• Dell offers new Latitude to mobile users
• Dell offers new Latitude to mobile users
• Quantum counter sues Imation
• IBM's Informix strategy takes shape
• Maximise the crop
• Wake up and smell the coffee
• Banks angry over security of aggregation services
• EU plans international virus warning system
• IBM sails Regatta into high-end server market
• Digital certificate confusion threatens cross-border trade
• Consignia tackles e-tail problem
• You still need the knowledge
• What makes IT staff successful?
• Key escrow back on Blair's agenda
• Cisco network products are hit by buffer overflow in wake of Nimda
• Sun joins the Liberty Alliance
• 'Seething' US IT directors will not act on licensing
• Tool offers 'live' software updates
• IT is a business within a business
• Encryption ban could hit trade
• E-procurement hits the halls of academe
• Microsoft tools aid mobile mail
• Access point allows gradual WLan migration to 802.11a
• Pocket PC woos corporate users
• IT directors: securing budgets is child's play
• E-envoy seeks broadband views
• Jersey Computastars
• Internet services help to save on IT spending
• Dotbiz as usual?
• Sun releases final version of J2EE
• Cacheflow adds extra security to products
• Recession drives US training upturn
• Tribunal could undermine IR35
• Oracle launches joint software hosting service
• Business groups call on EC to cut red tape
• WorldCom to cut 1,000 jobs in Europe
• TIF erupts over Microsoft licensing price increases
• Microsoft licences sold direct to build subscription model
• Emphasis shifts to .Net at Exchange show
• Symantec adds filters to e-mail scanner
• EDS signs major partnership deal with BEA
• Economic downturn hits SuSE Linux
• Imation sues Quantum over alleged antitrust violations
• Internet "not ready" for cyber attacks
• Worldcom and Sun to offer joint hosting
• Compuware brings monitoring inside firewall
• DoJ targets Computer Associates
• US agency cracks down on site "trapper"
• Red tape-busting site welcomed by FSB
• Siebel to buy nQuire software
• Business groups deny Straw's accusation
• Three new database tool kits released
• Councils fear exclusion from £325m IT fund
• Microsoft may extend MCSE deadline
• Microsoft fits Exchange with .Net
• SecurityFocus warns of fake Nimda fix
• Yahoo launches corporate broadcast services
• Tibco and BEA release portals
• DPA will boost business says commissioner
• Orange launches certification programme
• Siebel readies Web-based CRM suite
• Egg banks on digital TV boom
• Nimda: Patch didn't save us
• User group fury at Microsoft licence changes
• US Government boosts technology research
• Microsoft and DOJ told to intensify settlement efforts
• Intel launches new mobile processors
• Intel launches new mobile processors
• US dismisses national ID cards
• NEC revises earnings outlook
• First commercial 3G service launched in Japan
• Electronic signature directive falls behind
• Banks turn away from bespoke systems
• Microsoft to launch XP Embedded
• New law will treat hackers as terrorists
• Protests continue over Microsoft licensing
• ICANN to address Internet security
• DoCoMo says 3G users will spend more
• Experts disappointed by Kournikova sentence
• Quick end to AOL Europe sell-off anticipated
• GDS companies help travel agents
• BCS extends support for IT workers of tomorrow
• Tragedy revealed human strengths
• Quantify and control your 'underground'
• It's a man's world
• Logica to axe 250 UK jobs
• Net investment firm loses $1.28bn
• Intel launches telematics developers programme
• Sockets will protect edge of network
• More