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Infrastructure ComputerworldUK Infrastructure Management is your essential resource for all the latest news, analysis, case studies and reviews of architecture and integration, hardware & enterprise applications.
Top news story
Microsoft to release four new patches next week
Microsoft plans to fix critical bugs in its Word, Publisher and Jet database software next week.
The software vendor also plans to release a less-critical update for its anti-virus products, fixing a flaw that attackers could use to launch a denial of service (DoS) attack against products such as Windows Live OneCare and Microsoft Forefront Security.
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- Dell taps AMD for virtualisation servers
- BMA calls for halt to care records rollout
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Latest infrastructure articles.
Opinion
10 most important technologies you never think about
From Unicode to Lithion Ion batteries, XML and High-speed net access...we continue to use the technologies that changed the world, right under our noses.
Opinion
Moving towards a smarter LAN
The network, the identity store, and policy - currently, these three elements are fairly separate, but integrate them tightly and watch them simplify the administration of controls in your LAN.
In-depth
Interop Roundup
All the news, keynotes and highlights from Interop Las Vegas 2008, a key global business technology event that showcases all of the latest technologies in action.
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News analysis
Oracle vs SAP legal fight gets messier
Legalese aside, Oracle vs SAP is dirty and complicated, with 30 pages of incendiary allegations by both parties, he-said-she-said barbs and frank admissions by SAP and Oracle hinting at just how hard it is for each side to make its case.
News analysis
Interop: Startups take on network security, management
Interop inspires industry veterans and newcomers alike to put on display their most innovative products, hoping to catch the eye of network managers with IT problems to solve.
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Management
HSBC loses server with 159,000 customer details
HSBC has admitted losing a server containing data on 159,000 customers.
Technology
BMA calls for halt to care records rollout
The British Medical Association has urged the NHS to stop immediately the rollout of Summary Care Records beyond initial pilot sites, until it has made the changes advised in a key report released yesterday.
Community
When is a standard not a standard?
Many projects fail due to a lack of clear requirements. One of the reasons for unclear requirements is that any project will have its own unique vocabulary. Those names and the agreed meanings of those names should always be recorded in a project.
Toolbox
Government CIO: IT needs to tackle 'mediocrity'
The IT industry needs to benchmark and copy best practice methodology rather than design from scratch, according to Government CIO John Suffolk.
