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  • Ousted IT blogger's redundancy makes him fit and softens his feet
  • The impact of cyber attacks
  • HP, Fujitsu and now Siemens face strike action
  • Why are Brits and continentals so different in attitudes to outsourcing?
  • Are we building better tomorrows?
  • Is Wipro is readying a bold cloud strategy?
  • Moving Beyond the Boys' Club - Trust your Gut
  • Government backs down on increased data theft penalties
  • Back to Basics and Back Biting...
  • Why Barclays brought outsourced IT work back in-house.
  • The infrastructure challenges for IT managers - by IT managers
  • The mobile organisation is still a dream
  • One mouth and two ears in equal proportion
  • Another hotel with no idea about social business or connectivity
  • Understanding software licensing
  • The Fog over Grimpen Mire: Cloud Computing revisited
  • ATA: What makes a good case study?
  • Steria had a buzz at NASSCOM 2010
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  • Wipro investigating a million dollar fraud
  • Home Office DNA mistake or dodgy civil service practice?
  • Tories blunder sets scene for next four years
  • BSkyB v EDS judgment not as significant as first thought?
  • How can Capgemini's outsourcing do well as consultancy and IT services do badly?
  • What does "content strategy" mean for social media?
  • Is Dept of Health playing politics with patient records?
  • Three IT men in a lift
  • At last! A use for iPads
  • HTC Smart - O2 Exclusive (Video)
  • Sacrifice iPods for Lent
  • It's official people care more for reality TV than realpolitik
  • Why web security is best served in the cloud
  • Is now the time for Indian suppliers to win big UK government contracts?
  • Find out what the BskyB/EDS court case means to outsourcing contracts.
  • Social isn't just online
  • Drowning in Data Leaks v. Death by Data Protection
  • Domino's helps customers from the oven to the loo. Almost.
  • CSC Chief Executive positive about NPfIT despite "political rhetoric"
  • New from Google: G-mea culpa
  • Video: HTC Desire first look
  • Women in IT - your new role model is here
  • More silliness about body scanners
  • Mobile World Congress? Let's Start With Netevents...
  • Could DWP loss be first of many for HP/EDS?
  • Data security vs agility and cost
  • Ousted IT blogger forced to scrape job barrel
  • NHS supplier iSoft reports profits down - but non-NPfIT UK sales up
  • Socitm identifies the big flaw in Government IT
  • Some Indian suppliers want more UK citizens as staff "but where are they?"
  • The MoJ's mea culpa
  • The Met's mea culpa
  • Met police disciplines 27 and MoJ sacks 4 for misusing social networks
  • The perils of electronic voting
  • Perceived barriers to wiki adoption
  • Does the jobcentre 3 month rule deplete UK IT skills?
  • Moving Beyond the Boys' Club - 'Big Up' Your Language
  • Does Cloud Computing need Superfast Broadband?
  • Coming soon: Random Access Memories
  • Google Buzz: A user testing fail?
  • Data protection lawyers in demand
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  • One reason Health minister is secretive over paid-for Google ads?
  • Publicity we can all do without
  • Day 3 - Nasscom gets its "swagger back"
  • Research points the way to the blatantly obvious
  • Everything you need to know about comments
  • Offshoring IT can wreck someone's life
  • Day 2 - Nasscom
  • Fujitsu settlement of NPfIT dispute unlikely in next year, says Cerner
  • A remarkable story - one reason State spending is so high?
  • Female tech entrepreneurs we admire
  • Orange sours customer relations
  • How will UK government solve its IT offshoring dilemma?
  • Report: Edelman's Trust Barometer 2010
  • PICO - Power for Free
  • Privacy requires more than best endeavours
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  • Removed for telling the truth?
  • Social Media replaces lunch?
  • Day 1 - Nasscom
  • Tories are slippery on committing to Government IT reform
  • If your partner is an IT worker you're lucky
  • Does high Nasscom turnout reflect recovering IT industry?
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  • Industry calls for user choice over pay per click advertising
  • Report: Pew's Social Media and Young Adults
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