Archive - 22 Oct 2003
Leader: Corporate software pirates: Guilty as charged?
Come on, you know it's against the law, can you really have any defence?
UK shows the way for outsourcing
Those Americans are just too damn "rash" says Gartner
Hackers resorting to password theft
No other way in as users get better at security...
Oracle software given wireless boost with Vodafone
Enterprise software must increasingly be mobile and wireless...
Treasury targets IT for government efficiency drive
Savings will be diverted to 'public services frontline'
Brunel University's Business Class: How to put people first
More practical advice you can't afford to ignore
Office 2003 launched
But Microsoft grown up in saying new software "doesn't provide all the answers"
Oracle's 10g light enough for SMEs
Set for database battle royale with IBM and Microsoft
What's the big idea with HP's 'Adaptive Enterprise'?
Fiorina says the marketing has yet to kick in
Ban camera phones at work, says Meta analyst
Or perhaps just make them really noisy?
Ballmer defends Microsoft's security policy
"We have our best brains on it." Hmmmm...
VeriSign hits traffic high
Now one of 50 most visited sites thanks to Site Finder
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