All content Archive | September 2007

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September 28th
- Met Police opts for single sign-on
- Distillery gets real-time tracking of historical inventory
- UBS virtualises application infrastructure
- Verizon Business eyes professional services growth in the UK
- US and Europe try to calm Microsoft antitrust dispute
- Micro Focus updates application modernisation
September 27th
- O2 unveils new unlimited data packages
- Firefox: The problems ahead
- LeftHand Networks SAN/iQ 7 review
- Lotus Symphony surpasses 100,000 download milestone
- Portsmouth hospitals go for single sign-on
- Dell unveils carbon neutral plans
- IPTV can stop ARPU decline
- Indian outsourcers drive IT market growth
September 26th
- AOL founder Case resurfaces as backer of online payment service
- British Land deploys Greenfield wireless network
- Win a laptop with IT PRO and Dell Outlet
- BT to supply fixed-lines for Orange landline service
September 25th
- Colt prepares to make customers live on NGN next year
- Offshoring hits mid-value IT jobs
- IBM develops "Google Earth for the body"
- Firms want energy efficient storage, says survey
- Oxford University steps up data protection safeguards
- Unlocking an iPhone will damage it, Apple claims
- Blu-ray and HD DVD set for 18-month battle for supremacy
- GSS snaps up Peapod
September 24th
- Blyk launches in UK today
- Merger of Saga and AA triggers IT shake-up
- Microsoft's quest for shared-source approval
- BlackBerry 8820 review
- Microsoft launches Vista to XP downgrade option
- Holland & Barrett updates store IT
- Lib Dems - CCTV doesn't solve crime
- Xerox launches low TCO colour printers
September 21st
- Council workers sacked for surfing eBay and the BBC
- IDF 2007: Q&A: The state of WiMAX
- Northern Rock web collapse exposes frailty in all online banking
- IT diploma to help close skills gap
- SAP reveals it has designs on the mid market
- SEC asks Steve Jobs for deposition in Apple shares case
September 20th
- IDF 2007: Q&A: Ultra mobile PCs and mobile internet devices (MIDs)
- IDF 2007: Technology Showcase unveils future of computing
- Government IT must be greener, minister says
- Eircom wins £70million Northern Ireland deal
- NetScout to buy Network General for $205 million
- Government appoints new tech tsar
- Dealing with disaster recovery
- Mobile operators face spectrum auction
- Toshiba Portégé R400
September 19th
- IDF 2007: The low-down on 45nm
- SAP launches Business ByDesign
- Best Buy and Carphone Warehouse expand relationship
- Public Sector Roundup: Smartcards for seniors
- SCO on verge of collapse
- Herts council signs BT converged network contract
- Happy Birthday to the smiley face
September 18th
- IDF 2007: Intel showcases 32nm chip-making tech
- St. Pancras gets network boost for new Eurostar service
- QuickBooks gets redesign for new launch
- Slow progress towards green IT
- Nokia launches E51 'desk phone replacement' mobile
- SWsoft goes shopping for SaaS and virtualisation assets
- Intel ploughs money into China and India
- Apple and O2 launches £269 iPhone in the UK
- IBM to launch free office software suite
- IDF 2007: Intel invests to support emerging innovation
September 17th
- iPhone set for UK launch today
- UK a surveillance society, says survey
- Border control takes thousands of fingerprints
- Microsoft's EU antitrust timeline
- Dell to offer encryption option on business Latitude laptops
- User fury at Microsoft secret update
- Roundup: IT PRO at the Intel Developer Forum
- Stealth internet attacks on the rise
- Hello Tosh, got a subpoena!
September 15th
- Q&A: Intel's Diane Bryant
September 14th
- Galileo Connect to build green data in Essex
- SOA failing to bridge business-IT gap
- Loans website suffers security breach
- Vulnerability forces Microsoft Messenger IM upgrade
- Debenhams updates finance systems for growth
September 13th
- NetSuite launches into new verticals
- Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange and SharePoint
- Free Software is good for business
- UK needs open source in public sector
- IBM wants multidisciplinary skills
- Love and usability drive Firefox success
- BT strikes networking deal with LogicaCMG
- Palm launches entry-level Treo 500v phone
- MoD gets BlackBerrys from BT
- Betfred measures server service levels
September 12th
- Data centre outsourcing on the rise
- AIB deploys voice biometrics for password resets
- Security software revenue to reach £1.6 billion this year
- Splunk search engine raises $25 million
September 11th
- VMworld: Virtualisation is now an industry
- NHS IT needs "external scrutiny"
- Microsoft, Novell sign up BMW and Siemens to Linux deal
- Drug delivery with HP inkjet technology
- Software as a service to fuel CRM boom
September 10th
- EU anti-trust powers to be tested by Microsoft ruling
- HP ProCurve Networking unveils new enterprise core switch
- Altiris Software Virtualisation Solution 2.1
- Eudora mail client goes open source
- Capgemini to support Google Apps
September 7th
- Apple offers $100 credit to disgruntled early iPhone fans
- EMC wraps up Avamar data deplication in virtual machine
- First school of the future opens
- Retail IT Summit: Levi's banks on SAP for growth
- EU calls for action on skills shortages
September 6th
- Spam levels hit new high
- HP unveils latest product lineup
September 5th
- A quarter of staff admit to playing games at work
- Women in IT feel underpaid
- Storm worm still raging
September 4th
- Orange unveils its 'Open Office'
- Boards unprepared for IT risks, says survey
- Mobiles more valued than pets, claims study
September 3rd
- West Yorkshire Fire Service goes for online data backup
- First Choice uses testing tool to boost online service
- Travel tech to beat traffic
September 2nd
- US government website hit by Monster breach