All SMEs News - December 2007

Green IT presents security concerns

Green politics, once a minority interest, has become part of mainstream political and business life. Supermarkets compete on how much recycled plastic they use in their bags, and sell increasing quantities of organic food. IT may not have been greatly affected so far, but it soon will be.

IT chiefs will need to examine data retrieval systems in light of new law

Company directors will need to ensure their businesses have the right IT systems in place to store and retrieve data to comply with the new Companies Act.

IBM increases investment in Africa

IBM has announced an increase in investment in Sub-Saharan Africa of more than £60m.

TJX offers Visa banks £20m to settle data breach claims

The TJX group has offered Visa card-issuing banks a total of £20m to settle claims for compensation resulting from the world's biggest data breach.

Discovering the financial value of green technology

It is time to turf out your servers and replace them with mainframes, according to IBM.

Fast broadband ‘needed nationwide’, says minister

UK broadband operators met competitiveness minister, Stephen Timms, last week to discuss how to increase investment in building faster next-generation broadband networks in the UK.

One in three websites are infected, Sans Institute reveals

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 04 December 2007
Nearly 33% of websites are infected with downloadable malware, after infection rates almost doubled in the past year, according to research from the Sans Institute.

Supplier relations on a global scale

They may seem to poach your best staff, change technology standards on a whim and make contracts impenetrable, but it is hard to run an IT department without talking to IT suppliers.
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