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• IBM cloud marketplace: not late, just deeper
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• Creative Intellect's Rotibi at IBM Impact 2014: mobile cloud development at ground zero
• IBM Impact 2014: composable, unbundled consumable cloud development
• Software Spend - Electricity & Gas Supply Companies
• Is BT postponing broadband roll out to fund a content price war?
• Salesforce: how developers should build for 'micro-moment' apps
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• Dame Wendy Hall to present 4th Karen Spärck Jones Lecture
• Hardware Spend - Oil & Other Fuel Industries
• Print security: The cost of complacency
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• When IoT connected fridges send out spam
• INFOGRAPHIC: Destructive data loss
• Five things I've learned about building an innovative technology company
• Gadget Show Live 2014: 3D printing
• Why Heartbleed did not harm open source
• Surviving the post Heartbleed Cyber Security Skills Crunch
• Open source carrots, broccoli, celery, kale & coffee pods
• The Electronic Pearl Harbour gets a step closer
• Security: From Theoretical Business Enabler to Essential Overhead
• It's crucial we inspire women to consider a career in the industry
• Profit lures London councils into IT sales venture
• Internet of Things - Architectures of Jelly
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• IT & Telecom Spend - Distributive Trades Companies
• Can BT claim a rates reduction for an "unbundled" exchange that has no other users?
• Treasury Consultation on Business Rates: speak now or shut up
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• Fusion-io's SQL Server-snuggle
• Steria and Sopra merge to get on more supplier lists
• Google helps taxman indirectly
• Heartbleed perpetrators to receive babysitting sentences
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• Could Facebook/bank destroy the retail banking giants?
• Has Heartbleed done more than Snowden to dent consumer confidence in the online world?
• Vein technology to pay for your coffee
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• System Software Spend - Top Spending Industry Sectors
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• Opening Box to open source
• Benchmarking Integration...
• Gadget show live 2014: SunnyCam video recording eyewear
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• Gadget show live 2014 hands on: Toshiba Encore tablet and Toshiba Kira Ultrabook
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