All content Archive | July 2007

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July 31st
- Docklands IT density could be disastrous
- MPack malware more dangerous than phishing attacks
- Public sector failing on IT disposal
- BA teams up with BT to monitor cargo
- O2 results bolstered by UK revenue lift
- End of an era as Sky buys Amstrad
- The technology that brought you the Tour de France
- Small hotel chain lures big business with free net access
July 30th
- Steria snaps up Xansa for £472 million
- Nurses unconvinced by NHS e-records plan
- Public Sector Roundup: Mobile payments, e-casework
- Using LogMeIn Ignition and a USB stick to connect remotely to a PC.
- EXCLUSIVE: Arbor Networks Peakflow X 3.7
July 27th
- City-wide wireless network spending to surpass $6bn by 2012
- ICT security policies must be understood
- Education Roundup: Biometrics and web for schools
July 26th
- MoGo X54 PRO mouse launched for business users
- iPhone capabilities attracting business users
- Trapped atoms could advance quantum computing
- Irish schools' network gains web access security
July 25th
- The inadvertent Linux user
- MessageLabs' Star sets its sights on SME-focused success
- Network saves NHS trust £1 million
- New software gives parents Big Brother access to kids phones
- Communication key to mobile working success
- CSC wins £291 million NASA contract
July 24th
- Work flow key to healthcare IT security
- Western Digital unveils 'green' hard drives
- OFT to probe Tiscali's Pipex buy
July 23rd
- Spammers using PDF to avoid detection
- The Met Office gets to grips with weather software and data
- IBM System x3755 Server
- Welsh schools' email goes open source
- New NHS IT minister named
July 20th
- Don't click on Harry Potter spoiler links, urge experts
- CompuGroup outbids IBA for iSoft
- Schools not backing up data
July 19th
- SanDisk speeds away with new flash memory card
- UK leaves Europe and US in ITAD shadows
- Quarter of jobs filled online
- Oracle buys authentication firm Bharosa
- IT Security must adapt to remote working
- Public Sector Roundup: New leader, same old software
July 18th
- Ofcom to speed up mobile number portability
- Magnetic "wobbles" cause disk failure
- Department of Health data deal "failed taxpayers"
- Police to use congestion cameras to hunt criminals
- Foundry aroused by porn and publishing networking deal
- RIM launches Wi-Fi BlackBerry 8820
- Commvault expands archiving in Simpana
July 17th
- O2 to axe failed UK i-mode service
- Compellent unveils combined NAS/SAN device
- NHS upgrades to Windows Vista
- AstraZeneca spends $1.4bn on IBM outsourcing deal
- Capgemini wins £40 million kids' database contract
- Facebook sued over source code copying claim
July 16th
- Norfolk e-learning keeps sick kids in class
- Intel joins $100 laptop group
- Under the skin of Windows Server 2008 - Part 1
- EXCLUSIVE: HP CM8060 Edgeline Printer review
- Top five issues facing CIOs
- Watch the IT PRO webcast on-demand
- TD-SCDMA phones on the way
July 13th
- Government websites lack quality
- WEEE directive may hurt IT budgets
- War on phishing to last 20 years
- Pipex sells consumer broadband business for £210 million
- Terminal 5 opening 'helped not hindered' by IT
- EXCLUSIVE: Evesham Technology SilverEDGE 5000HW 6U
- CSA invests in complaints software
July 12th
- HD DVD sales outstripping Blu-ray 3:1 in Europe
July 11th
- £35 "PC" aims to bridge digital divide
- IT professionals quit after three years
- BT launches scaled-down RFID system
- Shared services could save governments $3.3 trillion
- HP unveils mobile beauty innovation
- Virtualisation now key for critical systems
- dotMobi offers mobile city domains for free
- Harrods moves ahead with SAP
July 10th
- Web developer pay rockets by 26 per cent
- Updated: Microsoft users abandon Software Assurance
- Is AMD vulnerable to takeover?
- BlackBerry 8300 Curve
- Samsung and Ericsson settle patent suit
- John Lewis Direct outsources call centres
- Capgemini developing £6.5 million FSA reporting system
July 9th
- NASSCOM highlights offshore pitfalls
- British Museum integrates shop and collection
- Barclaycard launches OnePulse contactless card
- Fraudsters test credit cards with charity donations
- Web 2.0 creating Enterprise 2.0
- Cable & Wireless in student IPTV deal
- Google to acquire Postini for £312m
- Verizon Business finalises Cybertrust acquisition
- RFID active tag market boom on the way
- NHS moves email to Exchange
July 6th
- Man-in-the-middle attacks on the rise
- IT managers miss holidays
- Data migration hinders business
- Go North East embarks on mobile ticketing journey
- LG sues Quanta over patent infringement
- China set to overtake India as offshore favourite
July 5th
- Teardown reveals iPhone's 90 per cent profit margin
- Know your networking, boost your business
- BlackBerry users boost efficiency by more than a third
- Concern about green IT products falls
- Rexam embraces ITIL for outsourcing
- Sky responds to Virgin suit
July 4th
- Users at risk from 4th July trojan
- National Archives legacy software deal to protect digital data
- EU joins YouTube with saucy video
- EU to look into Blu-Ray exclusivity deals
- Indian IT market to top $50 billion next year
- Boots outsources pension management to Northgate HR
- SAP admits to "inappropriate downloads" of Oracle code
- Academic claims contactless payments pose data security risk
- Anti-piracy tactics backfiring
- Work life balance being hurt by online surfing
July 3rd
- iPhone glut forces price crash on eBay
July 2nd
- Kawasaki develops dealer intranet
- Stena Bulk deploys disaster recovery software
- Somerfield saves with remote working
- BT signs £10 million public sector cheap calls deal
- VocaLink launches European €CSM payments system
- Carlyle Group planning bid for Virgin Media
- SanDisk and Ritek settle patent dispute
- New malware exploits iPhone popularity