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• Is BMW the ultimate open cloud driving machine?
• User access control: Fundamental but forgotten
• If Big Data is the answer, what was the question?
• Hardware Spend - Computer Programming & Consultancy Companies
• Kroes must use her influence to bolster broadband in the UK
• Intel's seven galaxy programming universe
• Former EDSer on Unisys' personalised IT support and its deal with Apple.
• What has happened to "Fighting Identity Crime Together"?
• If the DWP programme is on track, what is the track?
• Review: gDoc Binder
• MDM & the art of strategic data goalscoring
• How did I end up here?
• Is IT benchmarking still relevant?
• IT departments 'coming out of recession' - CW research
• Microsoft moves to open source Kinect code
• What are you doing for National Apprenticeship Week?
• It's f***ing elementary dear Watson
• The Women We Should Thank: Part Two
• The age of bring-your-own-identity (BYOID)
• Dover cliffs, Calais phone bill
• It's a small (M2M) world after all
• IT & Telecom Spend - Motor Trade
• Community is an art form
• DCMS to Move to Treasury (Building) as part of downsizing ...
• The vultures circle over Universal Credit IT
• Do we still need International Women's Day?
• European IT professionals more optimistic on IT spending
• The Women We Should Thank: Part One
• The democratisation of programming
• Closing the IT skills gap: Translating military skills into civilian roles
• Latest Ice Cream Sandwich causes cyber security threat for Android owning Eskimos
• System Software Spend - Electronic and Electrical Manufacturers
• Young online gamblers are the new chimney sweeps
• Data fear caused Mid-Staffs panic
• Is 'continuous delivery and integration' a developer no-brainer?
• Monty Program and the meaning of LAMP
• Technology: We need you (whether you're male or female)!
• The Cool (Cyber) War is over a decade old and we have lost the plot
• Is Opera for Android an 'off-road' champion?
• UK has the potential to lead in a competitive online world. But has it the will?
• Japanese apply Victorian prudishness to iPhones
• Is it time to ditch offshore services for automation for security sake?
• Tech Talkfest runs Women in Technology Gaming event
• Why Dubai's developer dream can work
• IT & Telecom Spend - 80 Industry Sectors
• Eastleigh, Immigration and IT Skills
• The trouble heading for your business in 2013
• Capgemini's Metropolitan Police contract looks set for shake-up
• The secure enterprise Android dream awakens?
• A third of organisations planning bring your own tablet initiatives in 2013
• Who should run the Internet Addressing system? And why don't they?
• CFOs are overriding CIOs when buying IT services
• The digital economy is the UK's future, not the banks
• Embedded industrial Linux drives Mars Rover
• Azure "openness & interoperability" wins open ratification
• SpaceTop 3D transparent computer unveiled at TED 2013
• Press cover on the result of the .UK consultation conceals more than it reveals
• Tele-shirking or Thought(less) leadership?
• SAP mobility apps dial electronic coke & Formula1
• IT & Telecom Spend - Motor Manufacturers
• Samsung launches mobile wallet app, but my pocket is still not satisfied
• It was the voices in his head, not Twitter, what done him
• Rackspace acquires ObjectRocket open source MongoDB database as a service (DBaaS)
• Hold on please caller, open source telephony is calling
• Don't eat horse meat - print it instead
• Regrets they've had a few - the five big regrets of a troubled IT service provider
• Hands on with the Epson EB-1945W projector
• I think I'd care more if Larry Ellison was buying my company...
• Hands on: HTC One
• Hands on: Sony Xperia Z tablet
• Zombie bird robotics
• Should the penalty be for the data breach or for aiding and abetting fraud?
• Can Big Data help balance the Budget?
• Will the EU Cybersecurity Directive do more good than harm?
• The Financial CRD Game - a game of two halves.
• What does the future hold for women in IT?
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 sneaks out
• Telecom Services Spend - Business Services Companies
• Lenovo K900 let out of its case
• By targeting women you also get more productive men
• IT's a man's world: We're not complaining
• How Somerset strangled Southwest One
• What will happen to the multi-billion Aspire IT contract in 2017?
• Do we need an open source GPS alternative?
• "I'm just Instagraming my Starbucks cup" - brands will be able to track logos
• NetApp's FlashRay; an OS waiting for some hardware?
• EU cyber laws should target IT suppliers' security negligence
• Love rat exposed by internet maps!
• The $64,000 BYOD security question
• Computer Services Spend - Security & Investigation Companies
• Justice in the Internet Age: The Questions asked by the Pryce Jury
• Are Nasscom predictions a sign of recovery or just more offshoring?
• 4G operators free to spend more on services and less on spectrum
• Small companies slow to adopt disruptive technologies
• Rackspace Python IP master fights patent trolls
• What is the traditional telco model that is in "end game"?
• 4G has not had customers running to EE's door
• Is outsourcing risking security breaches?
• The business benefits of big data: what do companies expect ?
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