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�Looking to the long term
�Is it too late for NHS national programme to win support of doctors for new systems?
�Oracle outlines eight-year PeopleSoft plan
�In brief
�AMR predicts merger of ERP apps and IT infrastructure to cut costs
�Microsoft and Autodesk to cross-licence patents
�Custom support, online help and Linux are options for NT4 users
�The essence of convergence
�Thought for the day:
Keep intrusion detection systems simple
�Oracle remains tight-lipped about PeopleSoft
�Your Shout
�Oracle shows 10g and grid strategies at OracleWorld
�New tools show how systems affect business processes
�Object database goes open source
�Microsoft to open research lab in India
�Oracle opts for fixed patch alerts to cut costs and simplify planning
�Mapping out a future for the NHS
�Responsibility without authority leaves head of police IT with roll-out quandary
�Pick 'n' mix support for users
�In search of a better way to look for data
�Meeting notes: 10 November 2004
�BMC and HP upgrade software to help IT make business changes
�CA's bet on open source pays off as number of Ingres users doubles
�Hitting the highway
�Rising above disaster
�Avoiding disasters at the Oracle User Group's annual conference
�Microsoft searches for the data holy grail
�SAP embeds CRM in SME business suite
�Trusts highlight local challenge of IT plan
�Spanish practices to rule in Abbey-Santander deal
�Wirral lights the way to electronic records
�NHS IT Wirral hospital is 'years ahead' on patient records
�IT successes are built on rock of Partenon
�Have faith in adding Linux to the IT mix
�Peoplesoft products aid deployment of new systems
�Linux user Bergen beats Microsoft licence jam
�Oracle predicts grids will be only way to meet processing demands
�Hot skills: Base of large J2EE and Linux users creates market for Weblogic skills
�IBM hails automation in database upgrade
�Give a little of your time and make a big difference
�Sun offers more intergration with Hyperion's BI application
�Oracle to track grid technology implementation
�EU gives open-source software a boost
�OracleWorld: users wait for next big thing
�App server price slashed as Oracle discovers midmarket
�Landmark Intel chip offers 32-bit users a path to 64-bit computing
�SCO vows to beat IBM, upgrades products
�Sort out citizen database mess, MPs tell Whitehall
�BCS awards finalists put stress on service
�IBM gives CICS a boost
�College to use IP telephony and XML to track student attendance
�ERP drive switches to broader user needs
�Sun unveils Opteron line with 4-way
�Storage roundup
�Nexus tackles IT failure
�Birthday push for IT volunteers
�Niku to launch open-source Windows app
�Bichard criticisms spur Home Office move on national police intelligence network
�Suppliers not tempted by police national database
�Microsoft extends Visual Studio family
�Oracle courts ISVs
�Don't railroad us into new IT systems, warn doctors
�Microsoft's move for SAP shows determination behind .net push
�IBM's BI stance shows intelligence
�Web services: Speech therapy
�Web services: Facing both ways
�Your shout
�IBM unveils Stinger database
�CA software enables IT chiefs to run infrastructure like a business
�Telco NTL standardises on Microsoft
�BEA adapts browser for mobile workers
�CA wireless site app draws interest
�VeriSign acquires Jamba
�Mobile benefits
�Open-source software merits debated
�IBM, HP and Microsoft talk autonomic strategies
�IT professionals can now help charities remotely
�HP adds mx2 module to Integrity Server
�Oracle 10g database a hit with users
�Oracle touts grids and SOAs with developer tool
�Microsoft forms RFID council
�Bridging the gap between security and developers
�Your shout
�IBM-Candle deal helps On Demand
�Greenpeace takes on IBM storage network
�Too much of the budget is being blown on monitoring hardware
�Council rushes out back-up system
�Ready to roll
�Legacy users face costly migration to latest DB2
�IBM updates mainframe DB2
�PLM streamlines development of Boeing 7E7
�AirMiles pushes ahead with XML after integrating back-office IT
�HP signs $150m India bank contract
�Overseas outsourcing brings privacy risks
�BEA boosts quarterly profit and revenue
�Data dealings
�Thought for the day:
Collaborate on ID cards
�SAP R/3: you got it right or paid the price
�Microsoft�s Longhorn platform promises to remove middleware
�Analysts warn of lock-in dangers as Microsoft previews Longhorn

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