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  • Lenovo sales increase amid PC market crash

    PC manufacturer Lenovo has announced an increase in sales as its competitors suffer with the slump in the PC market

  • Moonshot fails to lift HP's server revenue

    HP’s plans to use the low-powered Moonshot servers to rekindle its ailing commodity server business has yet to deliver meaningful benefits

  • Computer Weekly Buyer's Guide to tablets

    Predicting the demise of the physical desk has been a bit like predicting the paperless office.

    While great in theory, there are many constraints, often personal and social rather than technical, which makes the reality somewhat more complex to achieve.

    IT departments are coming under increasing pressure from employees demanding more flexibility.

    In this 11-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at the use of tablets in business and how the effect of mass adoption of tablets in the enterprise could be far more significant than either the desktop or laptop computer.

  • Dell appoints new UK head to drive services transformation

    As the company attempts to reinvent itself, Dell has a new UK head, Tim Griffin who aims to deliver a single country focus

  • Managing the mobile enterprise

    Mobile working has brought new challenges for IT departments, but the fundamentals of managing them remain the same.

  • CIO Interview: Graeme Hackland, CIO, Lotus F1 Team

    Graeme Hackland, CIO of Lotus F1, has worked for the race car team for 16 years. He has seen major changes in IT both on and off the track

  • Intel readies next-generation Core mobile processors

    At the Computex show in Taipei in June, Intel is set to update its range of mobile processors, in a bid to stimulate the ailing PC industry

  • Microsoft to bring back the Start button in Windows 8?

    Amid lacklustre take-up of Windows 8 and a declining PC industry, Microsoft may be set to reintroduce the much-loved Start button in Windows 8

  • CW500: Simon Townsend, AppSense

    In this CW500 Club video, Simon Townsend, AppSense, talks to Bryan Glick about the challenges of mobile and the opportunities from 4G.

  • The consumerisation of IT

    This report looks at the motivations and drivers, unintended consequences, and practicalities of managing consumer devices and social media at work

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