October 2006
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New homes for hungry datacentres
Revised government guidelines and high energy prices make the careful consideration of datacentre design and location a business imperative Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Roll out the beta for a barrel of buy-in
Microsoft CIO Ron Markezich doesn't shrink from deploying the company's software to its own end-users before it has been finalised for production Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Tera chip prototype challenges developers
Intel has built a prototype chip with 80 cores that can exchange data at 1Tbyte per second. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Next move: How do I escape technical roles?
Expert advice for readers' career problems Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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So who wants to have a career in IT? I do...
Computing as a career had its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s. Even the 1990s saw the young getting into telecoms, e-security or web design. So what has gone wrong with IT as an appealing career for young people? . Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Zert patches old versions of Windows
A group of software engineers has issued a security patch for versions of Windows no longer supported by Microsoft. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Manchester keeps 700-plus projects on time and in line with new system
Manchester City Council has deployed a project management system to help its 700-plus projects meet deadlines and budgets. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Microsoft ISA 2006 can give you security premium
Hot skills: Microsoft ISA 2006 Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Storage Expo - show guide
Business continuity, information lifecycle management and future-proofing are among the topics in the keynote programme at this year's Storage Expo exhibition Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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HSBC puts m-commerce on fast track
It has taken HSBC and its online banking arm First Direct just 500 development days to develop a mobile banking service that runs across the Link cash machine network. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Is your firm a great place to work?
If your IT department has a positive working environment, employs continuous professional development and offers a good work-life balance, then you have much to gain from entering Computer Weekly's Best Places to Work in IT awards. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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IT security pioneer piped into ISSA's Hall of Fame
The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) has awarded its accolade of the year to IT security specialist Fred Piper by admitting him to its Hall of Fame. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Councils strike landmark shared services deal
Durham and Northumberland have agreed one of the first shared services deals between county councils, after Durham decided against sharing services with 10 smaller local councils in the county because of poor business fit and mismatches in their ... Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Banks told to raise spend on innovation
UK retail banks need to embrace IT-driven change to keep pace with convergence and consolidation among banks globally. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Microsoft offers users unlimited virtualisation
Microsoft has changed the licensing of its Windows Server Datacenter, allowing users buying new servers licensed with the operating system to run an unlimited number of virtualised instances of Windows Server. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Your shout: More on ageism, the NHS's tragi-comedy
Have your say at computerweekly.com... Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Technology news in brief
Short takes on this week's technology news Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Debunking the "Blue Pill" Vulnerability Theory
In the weeks since Black Hat, the "Blue Pill" vulnerability demonstration continues to raise concerns about the security of Windows Vista. But is this something Windows admins should be alarmed about? Jonathan Hassell lays out the facts about the ... Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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IBM plan aims to make life easier for mainframe users
IBM is investing £55m over five years to make its System z mainframes easier to program, manage and administer. Continue Reading
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October 09, 2006
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Are we there yet? The Road to 10G Ethernet Part 1
It seems only yesterday that Ethernet took the big leap from 100 Mbps to 1Gbps, yet 10 gigabit Ethernet is already on the agenda. This search networking special explains the current status of the standard and offers a roadmap to get your business ... Continue Reading