All content Archive | April 2008

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April 30th
- IT pros get political ahead of London's Mayoral election
- Parallels looks to shake up virtual server market
- Linksys NSS6100
- Berners-Lee says world wide web 'still in its infancy'
- Secure and VMware team up for virtualised firewalls
- Integrated reporting is music to NHS Trust's EARS
- Yahoo outsources VoIP services
- SAP profits fall 22 per cent
April 29th
- BSI launches website standards initiative
- Mobile broadband speeds slower than expected
- Modernisation sees fall in packaged systems
- IT organisations score highly on innovation
- SMBs lead in IT spend, but rely more on services
- WHSmith voices stock control approval
- Microsoft, Yahoo stay silent after deal deadline
- EC pledges e-payments fraud action
April 28th
- Canon ImageFORMULA DR-X10C
- Report: Government lacks 'net understanding
- Outsourcing drives IT services market growth
- Linux and Formula One
- Finance IT jobs jump despite worries
- Microsoft denies fault for massive SQL attack
- O'Neill backs up European data
April 27th
- Scottish Water in £120 million IT deal
April 25th
- Public Sector roundup: Hospital tracks with RFID
- Infosec 08: News round-up from the show
- Lloyds TSB expands change management
- Motorola's woes continue with Q1 results
- Infosec 08: Virtual desktop on a flash drive
April 24th
- Gartner: Economy accelerating IT offshoring
- Week in Review: Infosec news and a timely breach
- Ubuntu releases latest version
- Europe's not finished with Microsoft
- Croydon extends Capgemini contract for £83 million
- Infosec 08: Half of businesses hit by breaches
- Apple cashes in on chips with PA Semi buy
- US DoJ questions Google and Yahoo over ad deal
- Security and virtualisation top government IT agenda
- Infosec 08: Met officer outlines e-crime unit
- Apple results reveal massive jump in Mac sales
April 23rd
- HP L2245w 22in Monitor review
- Infosec 08: Officials held responsible for data security
- Infosec 08: Make security part of corporate culture
- Infosec 08: HSBC, ManU get secure with Verisign
- Boots security worker loses data on 34,000 people
- Enterprise networking spend to fall
- Competition intensifies for enterprise WiFi
- VoIP consolidation to continue apace
- BT gives SaaS a second chance with NetSuite
April 22nd
- Hitachi claims greenest-ever data centre
- Vodafone to halve emissions by 2020
- Application Security DbProtect
- Infosec 2008 Coverage
- Infosec 08: Microsoft says trojans a major threat
- Teradata announces new trio of servers
April 21st
- Mobile virtualisation attracts major backer
- Ann Summers drops Excel for better management
- Google world's most powerful brand
April 18th
- NTU and Logicalis team up for IT insight
- Week in Review: Eee PCs, the economy and porn
- Sussex NHS IT service saves with e-learning
April 17th
- Exclusive: WatchGuard Firebox Core X750e
- Councils link up on secure information sharing
- Corus signs massive million outsourcing deal
- NetSuite takes One World view on consolidation
- UK banks to rein in IT spending
- Manchester police fights crime with Facebook
- World PC market 'unaffected' by economic slowdown
- Home workers view twice as much porn
- EPOS refresh aids Waitrose growth
- Mobile banking on the rise
- How Google is redesigning your data centre
April 16th
- Financial IT spending cuts cause vendor crisis
- Tesco website tops for customer experience
- Revenue slips for Fujitsu Siemens
- First Look : Asus Eee PC 900
- Spending slowdown hits TalkTalk broadband
- Garden centre goes green for conferencing
- Software improves Wickes' staffing
April 15th
- Biometric methadone system for prisons
- Timeline: The budget laptop wars
- Remote working is the 'chink in the network armour'
- Public Sector Roundup: Secure PCs for Northern Ireland
- Apple iPhone vulnerable through Safari
- Asus reveals multi-touch Eee PC 900
April 14th
- World's first Atom phones by June
- Desktop management tools found lacking
- Coffee Republic to offer free Wi-Fi
- Open source key to SaaS, says Gartner
- CFS and Xerox sign £12 million mail handling deal
- When start-ups go public
April 11th
- Massive growth in mobile browser use
- 'Enterprise security has to evolve,' says Oracle
- IT PRO Podcast: More confidential data goes missing
- Bolton Wanderers scores with hosted email
- Week in Review: The Microsoft-Yahoo saga goes on...
- EU rejects file-sharing laws
April 10th
- O2 Atmos
- SNW: Time to transform the data centre?
- Ten-fold increase in malware predicted for 2008
- Vodafone and BT Wholesale sign five-year network deal
- Cisco expands next-gen data centre strategy
- River Island revamps e-commerce platform
- Green IT at the forefront of the CIO agenda
- RSA announces Data Security System
April 9th
- Home Office signs new outsourcing deal
- Exclusive: Cisco Systems ACE 4710 review
- Orange to launch TV service in UK
- SNW 08: Is SSD ready for enterprise?
April 8th
- SNW 08: Storage must cut energy use
- Prison a 'fair' punishment for data breach failures
- Trusted sites become primary target for hackers
- BT to get new chief executive
April 7th
- Businesses ignore cost of software testing risks
- Managing IT with a mobile phone
- Companies that outsource are most vulnerable to hacking
- Alcatel-Lucent victory in Microsoft patent lawsuit
April 4th
- IT PRO Podcast: Intel Developer Forum news roundup
- CTIA: Qualcomm updates Gobi roadmap
- Notts NHS rolls out medical-grade network
April 3rd
- Gartner: Global IT budgets to hold steady
- Week in Review: Big news from the US and China
- Going green at work really can save money
- York school virtualises desktops
- IT in Retail
- IDF: Intel unveils second generation low-cost laptops
- New network to support YO!Sushi's growth
- Intel Developer Forum Coverage
April 2nd
- CTIA: British smartphone maker unveils handset twins
- Epson announces high-speed business inkjet and laser printers
- Manchester's secure wireless network extended to Liverpool
- IDF: The smallest PC motherboard?
April 1st
- IBM banned from doing business with US government
- Roundup: Tech firms produce bumper crop of April Fool's tricks
- IDF: Intel 'Atom' based laptops set to blow away Eee PC
- IDF: Intel spotlights mobile development on zero-day
- Malware threat grows, infects longer than ever
- The Museum of Computing threatened with closure