• Whitehall's highest-paid chief information officers - do they earn more than their bosses?
• Security Needs a New Direction
• ID cards - some of the main corporate beneficiaries so far
• Upgrade or buy new?
• Trends in Security Technology
• Responsible disclosure is a two-way street
• BBC's File on 4 reveals defects in ID Cards scheme - with wide implications for government IT
• What’s in a Name?
• Bargain PC upgrade - memory is everything
• Confidential briefing to Tony Blair on the NHS's National Programme for IT
• BBC File on Four programme on ID cards - tonight, July 31 2007
• No Disaster is Too Large to Plan For
• Bargain PC upgrade from eBay
• Are We Prepared for a London Flood?
• Another Breach of Credit Card Data
• Billions wasted on poor quality software
• HM Revenue and Customs pays a strange compliment to its ASPIRE tax credits suppliers
• Return of the elk
• A Good Time to Review Business Continuity Plans
• Barcelona goes green
• How the NHS IT programme, TPP's SystmOne, CSC and BT can help GPs during the floods
• Get outta my InBox
• More Personal Data at Risk
• Security Classifications – more than just a label
• Investigation into "unauthorised" Google sponsored link for NHS Connecting for Health
• My Dopey Space forever
• My favourite desktop software
• The biggest thing in IT
• Eight reasons for failed IT-based projects - according to Borland
• Does the National Audit Office fail to hold senior responsible owners to account?
• Top 10 Security Developments of the Last Decade
• Say no to default passwords
• Ben Bradshaw expected to be 13th ministerial spokesman for NHS National Programme for IT
• The Implications of Merging Business and Personal Lifestyles
• Policing IT in government - is the National Audit Office too timid?
• Loss of 1.3 million medical files in the US - implications for the NHS National Programme for IT
• Crisis Room Design – Fantasy and Reality
• Security in the hands of the ignorant
• Hot xbox 360 - Internet meltdown
• De-perimeterisation – What does it really mean?
• When things go wrong great leaders look in the mirror
• Microsoft software assurance: where is the value?
• Replacing Richard Granger as head of NPfIT - how much does it matter to government who it is?
• VMWare London Symposia: let's tackle the issues
• Data Breach Disclosure Will Focus Minds and Business Cases
• Identity Management – Who Decides?
• Tackle green IT, make virtualisation affordable
• Security in Identity Management – There’s a long way to go
• Who Will Control the Market in Zero-Day Vulnerabilities?
• InBox woes - unlimited bandwidth is a bad thing
• Just £35 for a PC...
• Long Term Data Storage – The Real Ticking Time Bomb
• Eleven statements that may be early warnings of an IT-related project failure
• eBay Mozilla companion - why?
• Gordon Brown faces a question on EDS over tax credits systems
• Health Secretary announces review of NHS - which could affect £12.4bn NPfIT at time of cost pressure
• Can we cut down e-waste with upgradeable hardware?
• Changing Threats Require Better User Security Awareness
• Web 2.0: the risks
• Gordon Brown argues for open government while Treasury colleagues fight for secrecy on IT projects
• Another ministerial spokesperson for the NHS IT programme moves on
• Lord Hunt, one of the ministers in charge of the NHS's National Programme for IT is reshuffled
• NHS IT – are things about to change?
• Traffic Analysis Reveals Interesting Internet Activity
• Microsoft's second class support for virtualisation
• Warnings in 2002 on the NHS's National Programme for IT were prescient
• A reader asks: Are Microsoft's Exchange 2007 Client Access Licences part of NHS agreements?
• iPhoney
• Alan Johnson - a good choice as political head of NHS's National Programme for IT
• The Dark Side of Security
• One view on how to tackle government IT-related failures
• Virtualisation licence - Big Deal
• Security Awareness – how much should we spend?
• Connecting for Health, the NHS's National Programme for IT and a constrained form of openness
• Government spin - more reaction
• Licensing must support virtualisation
• Virtualisation is cheap - you're kidding
• The Future of Democracy
• An open letter to Gordon Brown on the NHS's National Programme for IT [NPfIT]
• NHS IT loses a most valuable asset - comment on the announced departure of Richard Granger
• The Costs of Data Leakage
• Government spin precedent - UK Liberty comment
• Bank cashes in on ID theft
• Thanks in part to NPfIT, 100,000 NHS staff have bought Microsoft Office 2007 for less than £20
• Does virtual make sense?
• Blackberrys Discouraged By French Government
• Government spin - a worrying precedent
• ID cards - minister's speech highlights the scheme's vague objectives
• The virtual choice
• Four challenges for Whitehall after departure of Richard Granger, head of NHS NPfIT
• Why the NHS's National Programme for IT can never fail, not in an accountable way at least
• DTI Unveils New Research in Human Vulnerabilities
• Forced upgrades
• The departure of Richard Granger, head of NHS IT
• Are patients slipping through the net under Choose and Book, part of NPfIT?
• The Global Compliance Environment
• Can the IT industry be green?
• New disclosures will be made shortly on Chinook crash on the Mull of Kintyre in 1994
• Bloatware is not green
• What Makes a Top CIO?
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