• Lloyds of London launches secure Internet service
• British Library goes online
• HP launches new storage package
• Crimefighters funded
• Which gives thumbs down to online grocers
• Spring release for MS Office XP
• Cisco aids move to optical networking
• Would you re-engineer for Web services?
• SNIA backs work on IP Sans
• Hodge gives foreign ITer figures
• No e-mail Friday replaces dress-down day
• Reuse and recycle the key skills
• Cisco aims certification reforms at smaller resellers
• C2000 to focus on corporate market
• Strategy conflict thought to be behind Guardian IT walkouts
• Networking giant recalls Europe chief to help US
• Xerox to improve supply
• IBM hopes to reap Cisco dividends
• Compel sale completed after on-off drama
• Royal Mail's recorded delivery e-mails meet poor reception
• Standard Life takes safe option with software
• Preferred IT directors move on
• IT chiefs are willing to sue
• Insurance giant drops £124m IBM contract
• Boots e-business chief urges top-level buy-in
• Crash hits HSBC Web banking
• IBM boosts network storage options
• Ruling backs supplier's limited liability
• Glotel takes US hit
• Camden pilots online payment for rates and parking tickets
• Intel saves up to $400m through P2P file-sharing
• Oftel boosts hopes for faster Internet
• Shell to enforce e-security
• BCS fights for patient data
• Reversal of fortune possible for Microsoft
• ASP offers wireless access to Microsoft Exchange
• Lloyds TSB pilots smartcard service
• 3G telecoms in the red
• Iona offers total business integration
• MoD knew about safety hazard on Chinook MkII
• Copyright without tears
• Balancing media and message
• Users must act fast on Web hacks
• BA system links caterers
• Logica reassures despite electricity system outages
• Unilever restructuring alarms IT workers
• Nike trips up over software implementation
• Damages capped in claim over software
• UK banks arm themselves against cheque fraud
• Most UK firms unprepared for data wipe-outs
• Government e-security measures inadequate
• Logica enrolled for early learning initiative
• Dan in denial over Web site giveaway
• Microsoft appeal today
• The outlook for email is patchy
• IT manager knocked over by CAI support costs
• Intel launches B2B e-marketplace as rivals fold
• Women warm to public sector sites
• Despite Net demand, job vacancies hit six-year low
• Beware of exchanges
• Mandatory review to halt IT failures
• Zurich to move IT staff to IBM
• Enter, the Recruitment Factory
• Videologic Digital Radio Tuner DRX-601E
• HP bridges Java/Microsoft divide
• Government launches 'cradle-to-grave' site
• Logica profits soar following Ofgem deal
• Start small then work your way up
• Encryption stops virus damage
• Pru knocks £1m off contractor charges
• Profit rise for Robert Walters
• Oftel lays down law to BT
• Home Office abandons IT system
• Sussex seeks comms staff
• Indian spring of MBS
• On-line accounting pour vous
• London to debate its e-strategy
• India's ITers flock to the UK
• Standard Life sees IT as key to tenfold rise in capacity
• Citrix releases Metaframe for Win2000
• Plexian buys a piece of Academy HR
• NHS scheme lacks realism
• E-cops go back to school
• EasyJet switches from phones to Web to cut costs
• Siemens hit by £4.5m suit over SAP system
• Kournikova virus spread faster than the Love Bug
• Gartner predicts e-business will force companies into partnering
• PAC slams 'ridiculous' attempt to hide immigration IT debacle
• Contractors amass £1m war-chest to take on IR35
• ZF Linux offers PC design licence free to ISPs
• Irate ATSCo slams Government regulations
• Dell entry starts NAS price war
• IT perv sent down
• EU to slash customs red tape for e-business
• Mandatory reviews for public sector IT projects
• Barclaycard looks to Canada for financial Web site inspiration
• Intershop to revise programme
• £30m Government Internet fund criticised
• Public sector IT spending to rise despite setbacks
• IBM and Ericsson form mobile banking alliance
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