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�Government investigations into EDS' finances revealed
�Understand supplier motives and prepare contracts to protect your IT after a merger
�Lorry road charge tender delayed
�Big guns target supply chain threat
�SSL lands four deals
�Metropolitan Police nab EDS and Capgemini for services shootout
�Revenue faces bill of tens of millions to end PFI deal
�EDS creeps back into black
�The path to effective information
�Open the door to a secure career
�End to outsourcing 'exclusivity'?
�IBM unveils finance and leasing plan for SMEs
�In brief
�Contracts
�Oracle outlines eight-year PeopleSoft plan
�Most IT staff plan to hop to the top
�Early warning of Choose & Book flaws could help ensure success
�FOI: a licence to snoop?
�Global outsourcing market boosted by mid-sized deals
�Europe leads US on new outsourcing deals
�Concern at revised contracts
�Microsoft plays on fear
�IT challenges for 2005
�Lloyds TSB set to sign major Fujitsu contract
�Lloyds TSB set for major deal with Fujitsu
�IBM builds Java system for NYSE
�Cisco to open R&D; centre in Japan
�Business awareness is needed in growing market, contractors told
�DWP plans a massive XP upgrade despite the pilot roll-out disaster
�Custom support, online help and Linux are options for NT4 users
�OGC releases public sector contract terms
�Planning for success
�Channel change not on cards
�OGC to help suppliers with simpler IT contracts
�Phoenix sees large rise in turnover following float
�Inter-Tel to pleads gulity to wire fraud
�Supplier admits defrauding US schools e-project
�Government introduces standard public sector IT contracts
�Oracle unveils next generation business apps
�Thought for the day:
The value of outsourcing
�Oracle remains tight-lipped about PeopleSoft
�Contracts
�BT to take full control of Italian telco Albacom
�Ericsson offers mobile "push" e-mail product
�EDS loses another Australian government agency contract renewal
�Walsall Council and Fujitsu forge �650m partnership
�Thought for the day:
Make sure of the way out
�Exchange puts the squeeze on oil dealers to boost electronic trades
�Revised HP Ts&Cs; trim �9m off profits at Computacenter
�HP launches MFP which offers lower-cost printing
�PeopleSoft and Oracle still locked in battle
�St Helens College e-procurement pilot cuts paperwork and simplifies transactions
�Thought for the day:
The IT contracts hammer
�Mapping out a future for the NHS
�Thought for the day:
Monster mayhem
�Profits perk up at HP
�EDS results take beating from Marine Corps
�Broadband brought under central control
�Win support from staff for outsourcing contracts
�Microsoft to hire more staff at Indian facility
�Get aggressive with suppliers to help meet financial regulations
�Avoid licence pitfalls in outsourcing contracts
�Under 1% of Whitehall IT uses open source
�Xerox turns mobile phone into image scanner
�BT's Infonet takeover set to benefit global users
�News in brief
�Dell widens channel links
�Insurers face IT splurge
�Oracle makes final offer for PeopleSoft
�High-risk IT projects skipping vital review stages, reveals NAO
�In-house teams are vital when outsourcing
�Get tough on suppliers, users urged
�Compliance and value delivery dominate IT directors' forward planning for 2005
�Thought for the day:
Outsource your changes
�Job market recovery blossoms
�Contract news
�Use a carrot, not a stick on suppliers, says Yard
�Outsourcing review will force firms to rethink risk
�Petrol exchange users continue to shun e-trading a year after roll-out
�Public sector welcome for open source
�Resellers advised to target local government
�Ballmer: Windows better value than Linux
�EDS offer early retirement to US staff to cut costs
�How to avoid the pitfalls in the small print
�Know your rights in IT procurement
�Microsoft more vague about Exchange road map
�Avis Europe is latest to get stung by IT
�Fujitsu Services to buck trend and focus on hardware sales
�SAP posts hike in third quarter revenue and profit
�Hitting the highway
�Buyer be aware
�GM CTO predicts cars will run on 100 million lines of code
�Thought for the day:
Beware the danger of DIY leaving presents
�IBM posts broad Q3 revenue growth
�PeopleSoft revises assurance clause in customer contracts
�Trusts highlight local challenge of IT plan
�Health minister adds to uncertainty over implementation costs of the NHS IT plan
�Sun considers offset model
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