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Articles in June 10, 2005 issue of Information Age (London, UK)

• Managing performance
• PeopleSoft reborn?
• Infoconomy Index: Europe outpaces global IT economy
• "Software licence mismanagement is a crime."
• Aligned delivery
• Veritas and Symantec affirm marriage vows
• The uber user group
• The rise of spyware
• Password evolution
• Application intelligence
• BA's analytical take off
• IT in the fast lane
• Check Point's balanced risk.
• Court is in session
• High-performance technical servers
• Security: Risk and reward
• Information protection
• "Skype is such a threat to telecom providers that it needs to be blocked."
• The real-time warehouse
• Content filtering/email security
• Storage management software
• Alstom creates a virtual world
• Feedback
• When IT all goes wrong
• TD Waterhouse: Knowing you
• Supplier snapshots
• Business process outsourcing
• Inside the tornado
• Performance optimisation
• Business intelligence comes of age
• Extreme IT: Battery assault
• Faux growth
• Waste not, want not
• Soft costs
• Security: Good intentions
• Securing VoIP
• Thought processes
• Mergers &acquisitions
• There is no headline RIM aims for wider role for BlackBerry
• Data centres reach for 'Factor 15'
• Transparent dealings
• Software pirates
• ScottishPower: Secure service
• The enemy within
• Voice over broadband
• Fashion statement
• A question of quality
• The democratisation of BI
• CIOs to turn night watchmen
• NetSuite sets the scene for hosted applications warfare
• Green economics?
• Data disasters
• The failure of two-factor authentication
• The audit trial
• Extra-terrestrial intelligence
• DDoS SoS…
• Application integration and middleware
• Somerfield's email megastore
• Knowledge transfer
• Risk and reward…
• Extreme IT: Migration
• Security dictionary
• The Mobile Revolution
• The integration initiative
• Smart spending
• Distilling customer data
• Month in Review
• Revival or survival: i2 at a watershed
• Architect of SAP's future
• Carr revisited
• Strong authentication can be effective
• Wireless lockdown
• The insight providers
• IT skills shortage
• Software as a service
• Inside stories
• Asset protection
• Data quality
• OECD: Diplomatic immunity
• Market data

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