All content Archive | October 2007

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October 31st
- Cisco launches prize for promising entrepreneurs
- Women in IT get back-to-work training
- First wave of MP3 spam targets unwary music fans
- Macabre malware makes Halloween scary
- HSBC tackles credit card fraud with new system
October 30th
- Porn images 'encouraging response to spam'
- Poor file management courts disaster, says report
- Virtualisation, consolidation top data centre wish list
- HTC Advantage X7500
- Oracle offer fading as BEA hits out at Ichan
October 29th
- Carphone Warehouse automates IT services policy
- SaaS, virtualisation to grow
- Defra spent half a billion on IT, cut flood money
- Chambers of Commerce to offer IT in a box
- Admiral to cut paper invoice processing ten-fold
October 26th
- IBM beats Capita to congestion charge contract
- MPs more efficient with web conferencing
- VMware quarterly revenue up 90 per cent
October 25th
- TK Maxx data theft may have hit 94 million cards
- Paddy Power bets on success with web analytics
- Mozilla heavily reliant on Google revenue
- Russian company creates password cracker using graphics cards
October 24th
- Scots election review critical of e-counting IT
- NetSuite launches SuiteBundler development tool for ISVs
- Google enhances Gmail with IMAP support
- Oracle gives BEA until Sunday to consider offer
October 23rd
- City police upgrade real-time comms
- Debenhams' IT investment fuels profits
- Harley Street clinic boosts DR capabilities
- Citrix wraps up XenSource acquisition
- Microsoft unveils Windows Mobile management server
- Bespoke software faults costly for finance firms
- Monarch becomes first UK airline to accept PayPal
October 22nd
- Mozilla patches 10 flaws
- Transatlantic ITIL survey puts Europe way ahead
October 19th
- Manchester City FC to trial NFC with Orange
- Open source in the legal firing line
- Biometric passports automate border control
- Wal-Mart chooses SAP for global roll out
October 18th
- Storage Expo: Law firm gets email management as a service
- Public Sector Roundup: Ethernet for Scottish council
- Tape vs Disc - the new battle
- Storage Expo: BT turns own data storage green
- The benefits of SAN
- Quantum DXi5500
- Storage Expo: Storage playing key role in business continuity
- UN and US to create global digital library
October 17th
- Storage Expo: MiFID creates data retention challenges
- Scottish councils must be more careful with identity
- Europe has customer service problems
October 16th
- Microsoft launches Office Communications Server 2007
- Attachmate gives green screens Vista treatment
- McKinnon given leave to appeal hacking extradition
- BBC and Adobe to add Mac and Linux support to iPlayer
- AOL to axe 20 per cent of workforce
October 15th
- MPs slam asset recovery information management
- Citrix upgrade gives school secure, flexible access
- Motorola to buy half of UIQ from Sony Ericsson
- Novell and Red Hat sued for patent infringement
- Nokia starts shipping N95 8GB
- Learning tech gets £3.9 million boost
October 12th
- NHS knowledge base goes for single sign-on
- IE bug behind Adobe security warning
- T-Mobile to launch PAYG 3G data service
- Skype and 3 planning VoIP mobile phone
- Continental standardises encryption
October 11th
- BT signs cabling deal with Bailey Teswaine
- Majority of data storage managers trying to be greener
- Mobyko celebrates one millionth contact milestone
- Nominet announces best practice challenge winners
- Cumbrian councils join shared service marketplace
- Nokia E61i
- Wrestling with the monopoly
- ICAP acquires Israeli post-trade software firm Traiana
- Going green tops Gartner's 2008 IT trends list
- RIM and Eatoni to develop new mobile keyboard
- New biometrics trial unveiled at Gatwick
- Haven targets greater yield with new software
October 10th
- Nisa-Today's gets infrastructure refresh
- Woolworths revamps online supply chain
- Lessons learned from BI rollout
October 9th
- Dot Asia domain suffix launched
- Free wireless for overseas troops
- Insolvency Service signs £20m transformation deal
- Law firm streamlines records management
- Report slams Jobcentre Plus' IT
- Data analytics for mature markets
October 8th
- Identity theft problem needs a 'tsar' to tackle it, say MPs
- VMware updates Infrastructure Suite
- Web operating systems
- Kemp Technologies LoadMaster 2500
- German Ticketmaster site hacked
- SAP acquires Business Objects for £3.3 billion
October 5th
- New Look teams up with PayPal for new website
- Single sign on for Liverpool Trust
- VoIP from BT for Birmingham PCT
- Manchester next in line for WiMAX access
- BCS to launch recruitment website
October 4th
- High Performance Computing looks to the future
- BT and FON aim for giant Wi-Fi community
- New version of Palm OS set for next year
- Volvo Ocean Race updates tracking technology
October 3rd
- SAS targets insurance, retail and telecoms with new analytics tools
- Online auctions sell £4 million of pirate software over six months
- Encryption law could mean jail time
- Business intelligence systems fail companies
- BEAWorld 2007: BEA CEO ushers in era of dynamic business apps
October 2nd
- Virtualisation the answer for council
- BT picks up Lynx
- Speech recognition speeds clinical results
- Losses for Palm despite high Treo sales
- Teradata confident following spin-off from NCR
October 1st
- IBM takes on £400 million council IT contracts
- Remote working is major network security concern
- Oracle turns to NetApp to improve database disk access
- Government logs calls and texts
- ID cards trialled for background checks
- The $10 billion fight for Facebook
- MoD spends £45 million on comms
- Adobe set to buy Buzzword maker Virtual Ubiquity