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Government petitioned to abandon centralised IT projects

Petition says government should adopt incremental private sector approach 09 Feb 2010

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Schengen system raises privacy concerns

System contains personal data of EU citizens and can be accessed via 500,000 terminals 09 Feb 2010

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Government admits to bungling FiReControl project

£350m scheme to overhaul fire and rescue service technology "didn't start off too well" says minister 09 Feb 2010

Tesco launches mobile-based loyalty application

Innovation project intended to bring extra convenience to customers 09 Feb 2010

Shock as LSE IT management is reshuffled

Turquoise CIO caught off-guard by announcement of new structure 09 Feb 2010

McAfee report highlights inexorable rise of spam

Overall rates up 11 per cent on 2008 09 Feb 2010

BT halfway through 24Mbit/s broadband rollout

Company claims 20,000+ users added to service every week 08 Feb 2010

Trend Micro touts Worry-Free Business as web service

SME offering will target remote workers 08 Feb 2010

Gartner offers business process management tips

Focus on proving success when starting out, says analyst firm 08 Feb 2010

English Heritage looking for IT infrastructure

Five-year contract notice will be for £25m 08 Feb 2010

Demand rises for IT-related university courses

Increase in applications to study tech subjects at higher education on last year 08 Feb 2010

Lancashire Constabulary introduces new audit system

Internal audits will be easier with new software 08 Feb 2010

SAP chief executive resigns

Software giant will be led by two top board executives 08 Feb 2010

Harman backs e-democracy

Plan could see Parliament debating e-petitions where there are enough signatures 08 Feb 2010

BT will open ducts to allow access to rivals

But telecoms giant claims this is not a response to Tory plans 08 Feb 2010

Student Loans Company to boost IT security

Tender launched for specialist intrusion detection services 08 Feb 2010

Nokia vows to fight US investors' law suit

American Depository Receipts investors unhappy with production delays in 2008 08 Feb 2010

Chinese hacker school shut down

Authorities arrest three in raid on Black Hawk Safety Net 08 Feb 2010

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