Archive - 26 May 2004
Barclays has Microsoft's Longhorn in its sights
Desktop refresh planned in 2007 to coincide with release...
Cornwall eyes up spot as UK's Silicon Beach
It's not about the money, honest...
Users spending more on mobile bill than electric or gas
Brits just can't live without their phones...
Veritas CEO: Profiting from crazy, mixed-up IT
Even after financial restatements and recent years' downturn
Leader: Keep CIOs in the compliance loop
The more they know, the better your IT will be
Compliance to cause pain for IT staff
Increased regulation means doing more with less
2004: The year broadband became ordinary in Europe
Though some countries advance faster, with triple-play leading way
India diary: Day one – London to Mumbai
After a long flight, I manage to avoid the taxi scams
Inside offshoring: Job losses and the backlash
A real threat or just tabloid hysteria?
Gates builds massive new Indian Microsoft campus
Hyderabad to house R&D facility
India set to strengthen data protection laws
Wants to boost confidence in offshoring
Anti-spam email "caller ID" gets Microsoft backing
Standard promises to stop spoofed email hitting our inboxes…
CA stands at the dawn of 'The Management Age'
Like The Age of Discovery or the The Age of Enlightenment (apparently)…
Mac OS security fix fails to plug vulnerabilty
Web pages with malicious code can still bypass the patch…
Microsoft staff unhappy over stock benefits cuts
Unofficial internal survey finds 90 per cent are "disappointed"…
Google's top search spot under threat?
New study claims copycats will muscle in…
Boardroom Despatches: Ageism is for the also-rans
Two examples highlight how the best companies will be those with open minds
Microsoft extends product support pledge
Minimum of 10 years for all business software…
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