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  • Cross-device cross-platform incompatibility incongruence
  • More on Steve Ballmer as the Addams Family expands into IT
  • Herding the sheep on-line to be fleeced - by closing even busy bank branches
  • Fujitsu launches Eco Track to aid EU companies in complying with new energy law
  • US anti-outsourcing is aimed at manufacturing in China and not IT in India
  • Apple must stop going in circles over patent infringement
  • What does aligning business with technology actually mean?
  • Anti-outsourcing councillors in Barnet will fight to the end despite losing vote
  • How trustworthy is the on-line world? Some early responses
  • No API, No Comment
  • Barnet council leader survives confidence vote over outsourcing plan
  • Has the sky fallen in on DWP's big bang implementation plans for Universal Credit?
  • Could reduced offshoring hurt US economy? US election poll.
  • Obama more popular than Romney in India despite anti-offshoring stance
  • Machines are rising and they are offshore IT killers
  • 3D BlackBerry games to span Android & Apple iOS
  • Controversy and betrayal: Is Barnet Council's leader going the same way as Cornwall's?
  • Skyfall - Careers advice for brainiacs plus Ministers/Directors Guide to why Cybersecurity matters
  • UK insists open standards order will apply to COTS
  • REVIEW: Microsoft's Surface tablet, RRP £479 (inc cover)
  • Stuff Awards: What you need to know
  • Made in Hong Kong: Linux rising in China?
  • Rebuilding Trust in the On-Line World
  • Video review: Microsoft Surface tablet
  • O2 roaming rises are a tax on the business traveller
  • UK goes royalty-free... but not for COTS
  • Cabinet Office freezes frozen IT procurement
  • Could nearshore IT services be the best alternative to internal IT?
  • UK government welcomes open source to G-cloud
  • The government's open standards policy is bold, important and very carefully written
  • Career Clinic: Dealing with gaps in your employment history
  • Dragon's Den for developers: FundaGeek
  • Windows 8: worth the wait?
  • Xerox European services cuts in more detail
  • Apple's Siri silenced on a certain topic in China
  • Xerox defends ACS compatibility but admits to restructure
  • Barnet council leader faces axe over outsourcing on Tuesday
  • HANDS ON: Windows Phone 8 on the Nokia Lumia 920
  • Windows Phone 8 App Development Starts
  • New processors for smartphones will make devices smarter and more energy efficient
  • Migration Advisory Committee report is flawed and does UK IT professionals no favours
  • Clean your connectors!
  • HANDS ON: The Acer Iconia W510
  • First look at the Kindle Paperwhite
  • Is Xerox's European services plan in tatters and is ACS to it what EDS is to HP?
  • Cost cutting primary driver in only 10% of BPO deals
  • Oracle opens up to Android and Apple
  • Is recession and search for discounts reversing multi-sourced IT services?
  • Cornwall outsourcing revolt spreads to London
  • Richard Branson tells CEOs to harness social media
  • X-IO and why clever drive technologies could be a good bet
  • EE finds Newcastle businesses to have highest demand for 4G but makes them wait
  • Inside an SAP cloud application integration
  • Google extends its Nexus family
  • Silk worms spin self-destructing spy cameras
  • Are outsourcing terminologies thinly veiled euphemisms for privatisation?
  • Are HP's claims over internal IT mess justified?
  • Inspect-a-Bond-Gadget: Sony Xperia T smartphone
  • Computer says No
  • Could outsourcing damage the Police's ability to police?
  • Open source democracy in Cameron's 'aspiration nation'
  • Ladies, have a floral kiss from Fujitsu
  • Apple, do what the judge tells you and learn how to spell
  • Did General Motors just fall out of love with outsourcing?
  • The truth about Steve Ballmer
  • Has Barnet council lost its way on outsourcing and could its leader be axed over issue?
  • UK open standards and the proprietary ecosystem
  • Microsoft Surface tablet launch in New York
  • Linux Foundation: Windows 8 is stuck in a "liminal space"
  • What makes a good CIO?
  • Cornwall caught in bed with BT as councillors raise red card
  • Government official gives practical security advice - shock horror
  • Barnet council leader could be next to go in local government outsourcing row
  • Witty Wi-fi gets neighbours talking
  • Idiots should not be trusted with phones
  • Windows 8 - the eminently sensible product launch of the week
  • Over 100 reasons why local government shouldn't outsource
  • Windows 8 developers must not be WIMPs
  • Graduate recruitment: Joining the IT Crowd
  • Are you against preferential tax benefits for offshore IT workers in the UK?
  • iPad 3 disappears off Apple's website to be replaced by the iPad 4
  • General Motors insourcing: One off or trend?
  • A "90% saving" for public sector IT with OpenITGov
  • Careers Clinic: Dealing with "bizarre" questions at interviews
  • Apple launches the iPad "fun-size" (mini)
  • CSC losing cash through award winning contract with Royal Mail
  • Cornwall council votes to freeze outsourcing deal
  • Windows 8: Redefining the future of computing?
  • Youngsters! People might watch your personal porn!
  • IT's not just for boys!
  • Sweaty palms and sprained wrists thing of past for Daley Thompson Decathlon addicts
  • You might need deep pockets for 4G
  • How colour can influence the success of your website
  • Local government outsourcing debate hits cinema screens
  • What is the difference between the Cities Of Westminster and London
  • Watch Cornwall council's outsourcing shenanigans here
  • Big data without analysis is, well, just big data
  • Leaders need to be part of the network not apart from it
  • Essential read before renegotiating an IT outsourcing contract.
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