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In The Current Issue:
- Disabled consumers left logged out of retail’s digital revolution
- Low-code and no-code development platforms
- How to break free from traditional desktop productivity
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How are schools using the Raspberry Pi?
PA Consulting Group challenged schools, universities and inventors to use the Raspberry Pi to make the world a better place. See some of the entries.
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How to configure Mac OS X Server
How to secure Mac OS X Server using global password policies and data loss prevention
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Mobile World Congress 2013
Computer Weekly headed to Barcelona for Mobile World Congress, the world's largest gathering of mobile-minded folk
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HP's new Slate 7 Android tablet
HP has launched its latest attempt to break into the tablet market with its Slate 7 tablet at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona. The tablet runs Android Jelly Bean and offers Google services.
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2013 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards: See who made the shortlist
Finalists of the 2013 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards have been announced. Find out who made the shortlist.
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European IT services spending priorities 2013
Find out the results of TechTarget's 2013 European services purchase intentions survey.
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BYOD with VMware
New Windows 8 tablets and laptops are great...but not exactly corporate. So why not run a Windows 7 virtual machine?
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Five steps to turn Windows 8 into Windows 7
Windows 8 ships with new PCs, but many people prefer the old user interface. Here is a guide to getting it back.
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Images from the Bett Show 2013
Find out what took place at the education show Bett this year.
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IT Security Purchasing Intentions 2013 - Europe
TechTarget surveyed 250+ IT pros about security media purchasing in Europe.
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The human face of Big Data
Former Time, Life and national Geographic photographer Rick Smolan visualises and navigates the world of Big Data.
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UKTI and the best UK start-ups at CES 2013
Winners of the UKTI best start-ups competition travelled to CES in Las Vegas to promote their products in the US.
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Bigger is better at CES 2013
This year's Consumer Electronics Show was dominated by the big screen, with the world's largest mobile screen and a 110-inch TV, CES was all about "bigger is better"
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Extreme teleworking from Everest Base Camp
Technical project manager Astrid Byro is planning to work remotely from 5000m above sea-level in the Himalayas using a Kindle Fire
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12 Days of Christmas Computer Weekly Gift Guide
Choose from an array of gadgets reviewed on the Computer Weekly Inspect-a-Gadget blog during the run up to Christmas.
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Securing Macs in the enterprise
A Mac can be more secure than Windows, yet just as insecure; it is harder to configure, easier to use; will not fit in the enterprise, but does not need to.
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10 Enterprise Social Media Trends of 2013 -- IDC
Discover the enterprise social media trends in 2013. Read Top 10 IDC predictions regarding social networking and CIOs.
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Highlights from PwC’s State of Information Security Survey, India 2013
We bring you excerpts from PwC’s India survey on the state of information security as part of this photofeature.
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Scrum methodology FAQ for Indian professionals
An agile software development methodology, SCRUM has become popular in India over the last few years. Get all your Scrum-related queries answered here.
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Infrastructure as a Service on Windows Azure
Microsoft’s Azure cloud was conceived as an abstracted platform for applications. It now offers infrastructure as a service.
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The story of five CIO entrepreneurs in India
Want to start your own business? Let the story of these five Indian CIO entrepreneurs kindle the entrepreneurial fire in you.
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UKtech50 2012 - The most influential people in UK IT
We run down the top 20 names from this year's Computer Weekly UKtech50 list of the 50 most influential people in UK IT
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World’s oldest digital computer is back in action
Built in 1951 the WITCH computer has been brought back to life thanks to The National Museum of Computing.
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Digitising the BFI National Archive
The BFI has the largest film archive in the world, with 200,000 films and nearly 900,000 TV shows in its collection. Of that, 75% is British. The institute is undergoing a major digitisation programme in under to preserve its wealth of social history and bring the archive’s treasures to millions.