Computer Weekly Editors Blog

November 2009

Social web helps wrest power from suppliers
Bryan Glick - Editor in chief 30 Nov 2009

sap,software,social media,twitter,licensing,bt

ComputerWeekly's Blog awards celebrates its winnners
ComputerWeekly Staff 26 Nov 2009

ComputerWeekly's Blog awards celebrates its winnners

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ComputerWeekly Staff 23 Nov 2009

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Choose your route to cloud computing
Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 20 Nov 2009

Unlike Microsoft, which has blurred the distinction between the desktop, server and the cloud, all Chrome OS data and applications reside in the cloud.

White paper service goes live on ComputerWeekly.com
ComputerWeekly Staff 19 Nov 2009

White paper service goes live on ComputerWeekly.com

ComputerWeekly Blog awards - voting ends this week
ComputerWeekly Staff 16 Nov 2009

ComputerWeekly Blog awards - voting ends this week

A new custodian for this blog... Bryan Glick joins Computer Weekly
ComputerWeekly Staff 13 Nov 2009

A new custodian for this blog... Bryan Glick joins Computer Weekly

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ComputerWeekly Staff 04 Nov 2009

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