News Archive | March 2008

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March 31st
- Hardware failure top business threat, says report
- HP releases 'most power efficient' blade server
- Global S.P.A.M. experiment starts today
- IVF body improves web usability
- Shell outsources IT for $4 billion
- Half of IT women stereotyped at work
- Software code must change to beat hackers
- Fujifilm offers LoJack for tape
- Staff forced to bypass security controls
- Intel, STM team up on flash firm Numonyx
- Messaging consolidation not always backed up
March 28th
- The Perfume Shop gets into planning mode
- Green tech: Readers speak out
- Weaver Vale implements Citrix
March 27th
- SMEs increase use of conference and video calls
- JD Sports outsources data centre
March 26th
- BA to offer business travellers free Wi-Fi
- Stolen credit card data exchange exposed
- Google adds BI to free apps
- Comtec announces new UK data centre
- Google and Yahoo 'most important marketing tools'
- Social network security worries grow as Facebook gets hacked
March 25th
- Investor sues Motorola after losses
- Mobile payments adoption gathers pace
- JANET fights back against email attacks
- Application delivery architects key to success
March 20th
- High Court allows Symbian software patent
- DfT updates geo-location IT
- Azzurri confirms redundancy plans
- Week in review: Should businesses ignore emails?
- Microsoft re-issues Excel patch
- Fujitsu in £25 million court service deal
- IBM moves into clouds and social networks
- Yorkshire Water invests in digital comms network
March 19th
- Ikea self-assembles business process change
- Kew replaces catering IT
- Yahoo tries to show Microsoft bid too low
- One out of ten trust government data security
- Lawson unveils the Smart Office
- Samsung, Toshiba top green list
- ICO: Consumers more cautious with data
March 18th
- Trace Engine launch aimed at improving food safety
- Broadband suppliers failing on customer service
March 17th
- US tech companies slow R&D growth
- Business biometrics raises ID theft risk
- Leading businesses fail on email service
- Telecoms comes to aid of flood victims
March 14th
- Agent Provocateur uncovers benefits with new IT system
- Europe to fund elderly internet initiative
March 13th
- Microsoft acquires another virtualisation vendor
- NHS reaches one million ERS users
- The 'digital universe' shows explosive growth
March 12th
- BT launches RingCentral for small businesses
- Card fraud abroad up claims APACS
- IT managers fear remote working data leaks
- AMD announces new CIO
- Report claims UK dumps 12.5 million computers a year
- Digital divide between Generation Y and management
March 11th
- Green IT causing data centre confusion
- AstraZeneca outsources clinical data management
- University of Birmingham extends Wi-Fi network
March 10th
- BT boss may delay departure
- Majority of UK say 'businesses not doing enough on security'
- No sex please, we're techies!
- HSBC customers in website certificate scare
March 7th
- Week in Review: Can the Government handle data security?
- HSBC and Natwest among the top three phishing targets
- Photos: Malware and art collide
- UK Internet Governance Forum opens its doors
- Mid-Yorks NHS Trust streamlines clinician communications
- Red Bull Racing revs up high-performance IT
- Applications for IT jobs jump 17 per cent
- UK users risk billions on unsecured websites
- ID cards for the UK - Timeline
March 6th
- CeBIT: Huawei datacard delivers fast wireless broadband and TV
- ICO looks into Phorm
- Jewson updates Motorola handhelds for stores
March 5th
- Finance companies lead way with IP telephony
- Reading FC secures cashless, VoIP plans
- Be Unlimited expands speedy broadband coverage
- CeBIT: SanDisk offers automatic laptop backup
- One in five UK businesses still lack business continuity
- Facebook nabs Google executive
March 4th
- Poor information management costs millions a year
- Boots trials CCTV loss prevention integration
- CeBIT 2008 coverage
- O2 launches Bluebook mobile data storage service
- EU concerned over TomTom's Tele Atlas takeover
March 3rd
- Heart check-ups over the phone a success for NHS
- John Lewis checks out mobiles for remote security
- Mitsubishi to quit mobile phone market
- Happy Birthday Alexander Graham Bell