Singularity shines with Opal Telco dials up business process management for integration

Autonomy Interwoven brings meaning to ecommerce Intelligent recommendation and directed navigation automatically understands meaning behind product catalogues

Tweet treat for local authorities, universities and businesses Jadu CMS Client opens up social networking from web content management platform

Baby boomers embracing Web 2.0 4,700,000 over-50s active in social networks in UK

n-tv invests in Escenic CMS to power online news Content workflow sees convergence for broadcast, Internet and mobile

EFF launches search tool for discovered government documents New search engine highlights EFF's transparency efforts

Autonomy completes acquisition of Interwoven IDOL technology to take on all-comers as content management gets smart

Glaring hole on data sharing One piece missing from Lords surveillance report - information sharing

Rozzers get tooled up pTools 'In the Doc’ as cops deploy new intranet

Firms launch new e-commerce drive for product information Heiler seals partnership with dmc digital media centre

Every little helps as Tesco tops rankings Tesco Direct ranked #1 overall for web performance in new study

Tokio taps Derry firm for insurance BPM Singularity wins deal with Japanese insurance giant

Cloud computing may herald malware-fest GSS security warning as loopholes expose major intrusion threats

Autonomy acquires Interwoven for $775 million Semantic search giant woos WCM bellwether into giant info powerhouse

Data ruling marks sea change Retaining DNA data of innocents breaches human rights

Campaign warns of 'Bill to build the database state' The Coroners and Justice Bill, announced in the Queen's Speech and expected to be rushed through First Reading in the Commons this Friday, will contain extraordinary new data-sharing powers [1], which could be exercised by regulation without Parliamentary debate

Government knee-jerk measures will cause IT systems chaos Coda warns over costly confusion and 'lockdowns' over 2.5% value added tax change

Google launches indexing for fresh content Search bellwether proffers 'Index Now' site search for more demanding use

Data loss debacles getting worse - KPMG Government organisations worst culprits for breaches in security and ID loss

Open source bellwether posts record quarter as UK rises to second place Alfresco sees strong customer momentum

Back to life for Big Blue and friends IBM, Sun Microsystems, CA, Fujitsu, SAP and SAS collaborate for lifecycle management

Heavy metal mayhem as Iron clashes with Chrome Privacy and tracking functions disabled by insurgent German software house

pTools puts MediaRich in the picture with DAM buster Partnership with Equilibrium Extends pTools ECM Software for corporate clients

Nortel gets single minded with BPM bellwether Singularity partners telco to automate processes

IT investments increasing despite economic downturn 5.2 percent global IT growth sees strongest demand for software and IT services

Board stupid: data blunders blamed on company boards Survey of UK IT professionals and office workers faults firms for data breaches

120 billion web pages indexed: how Cuil is that? Firm launches biggest context and privacy-centric search engine on the web - www.cuil.com

Vendors are falling short in workflow and digital rights management Digital asset management products lacking key enterprise features

KPN taps Cordys for BPM Dutch platform uses business process management for strategic All IP programme

British Government insults UK businesses by hosting websites in the USA SEO firm reveals Job Centre Plus, Pensions Service and Learning Skills Council sites hosting could affect rankings

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