MoD, may, have, misled, parliament, on, defence, IT, project, costs Ministry of Defence knew total cost was £5.8bn when MPs were quoted a £2.3bn price tag

Basda launches Green Charter First software developers agreed code of environmental ethics unveiled

IT can save airlines from bankruptcy Oil prices present airlines with their biggest challenge since 9/11, but IT strategies could help keep companies going

Systems hamper mergers as integration costs put off prospective buyers Post merger software integration issues are hindering potential acquisitions

IT startups need more cash Investors challenge the government over knowledge-based economy plans

Finance and media firms learning to thrive on distributed IT But processes, applications and networks must be adapted to change

ICAEW partners with Microsoft for CPD Microsoft to provide technology for institute's continuing professional development programme

Off-shoring moves beyond India China, Morocco and Hungary challenge India's dominance as off-shore location of choice

Edward Jones beefs up compliance with Complinet Private investor brokerage rolls out new compliance software for global operations

Ofcom names new FD Alastair Smith, an internal candidate, becomes new finance chief

Debate over green role of IT Businesses have different ideas about what technology can do for sustainability

MPs mull criminal charges for government data loss MPs suggest new laws and penalties could be introduced for government departments that lose personal data

Poynter review into HMRC due on Monday PwC chairman's report into data losses at the taxman will now come out on Monday, despite suggestions of an earlier release date, as Brown defends HMRC merger

Two more cases of personal data loss emerge DVLA and Leeds Building Society report potential 7,000 people affected

HMRC admits lost discs were part of 'systemic failure' Dave Hartnett admits to MPs on Treasury Select Committee that there have been seven instances of lost data since merger of Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise

Siemens restructures after corruption claims Siemens which is under investigation for suspected corrupt practices has restructured its operations

HMRC clamps down on internal data transfers Tax staff prevented from transferring taxpayer data except when 'absolutely unavoidable' in security crackdown

Tories demand Darling comes clean over HMRC discs The chancellor should clarify revelations that senior managers were aware of the mass of data on the missing HMRC discs, says shadow chancellor Osborne

Senior HMRC official briefed before data loss Emails between HMRC and NAO reveal that a senior tax official was briefed on the decision to send sensitive data to the NAO in the post

Efficiency drive led to HMRC data loss, claims PAC boss PAC chairman Edward Leigh claims efficiency drive at HMRC led to sensitive data appearing on lost child benefit discs

Darling: HMRC merger and job cuts not to blame for data loss Chancellor says the decision to merge the two tax departments, then make job cuts, did not lead to the loss of 25 million individuals' details

Chancellor admits HMRC lost 25 million people's data Alistair Darling says taxman lost disks containing the detailed child benefit information of 25 million individuals

MiFID regulation comes into force Europe's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive becomes law

Companies 'not aware of where their electronic data is kept' Deloitte survey discovers that many UK companies are not in command of the information regulators will require in the event of an investigation

Microsoft finally caves in on EU competition decision Software giant will open up elements of its products to improve server interoperability

Microsoft backs UK software entrepreneurs Software giant will advise entrepreneurs in the use of its platforms

EDS settles case with SEC Electronic Data Systems neither admits nor denies charges but agrees to pay a settlement to SEC

Data centres hit by soaring energy costs Power will become the single most important factor in data centre operating costs

Seven years of restatements for software provider Audit finds issues with Chinese sales contracts

Microsoft plays nice with the EU General counsel Brad Smith vows to bend over backwards

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