• Red Hat Summit 2012, Linux comes of age
• Hands on: Nokia Lumia 900. Is bigger really better?
• Podcast interview: Adriana Karaboutis, global CIO, Dell on summer interns
• Has RBS put the Information Society back 5 Years or saved us from worse?
• Adobe open source web portal launched
• RBS fiasco is a wake-up call to boardrooms of the importance of IT professionals
• Does the Natwest service collapse indicate the true cost of Offshoring?
• Progress Software: the "invisible" cloud is the "performant" cloud
• Who is making the bigger cuts: Whitehall or its Outsource Suppliers?
• FDM Group feature in Top Ten IT Employers for Women
• RFID wristbands for rocking out
• Steven Gerrard and cloud computing
• What is the value of IT supplier events?
• Are we about to see a massive outsourcing boom?
• Move over BAFTA, its the Worst Domain Name Awards
• Forrester: the risk of using big suppliers
• Application virtualisation simulation calms developer frustration
• The success of Microsoft Surface depends on who makes the decision to buy
• Inspiring young women into IT
• Microsoft announce Surface tablet computers
• Soldiers nail data for agile offensive on $6bn cock-up
• Magic Software: HTML5 is "very susceptible" to SQL injection attacks
• How is technology changing BPO?
• The Truth about Cyber Security
• Who put the Rip-off into RIPA? Surveillance plans mired in hypocrisy, but so is the opposition
• BlackBerry Jam preserves fruits of new GUI flavour enhancements
• Not enough hours in the day
• Four years in the making: The best of the best.
• IT professionals must counter fear and ignorance of technology
• Can the BDUK framework survive Birmingham and Cumbria on top of Westminster?
• 40:Love, David Lloyd serves Brit-born M# for .NET
• It's not clever to be clever
• The sun will come out to... charge your mobile
• Eclipse Survey: what really makes software developers happy?
• Need to motivate your staff? Have you tried a zombie horde?
• Unveiling of the Sony Xperia Miro brought forward by Facebook users
• LinkedIn breach reveals discontent and sad git
• The joy of texts
• Why are shared services being taken up more than normal outsourcing?
• Torvalds: Linux developers are selfish, did he mean show offs?
• What can software application developers expect from Cloud Computing World Forum?
• Mobile OS standardisation
• Digital Identities Directive seeks to curb Crown Immunity
• What do open source enterprise developers really need to know?
• Hyperoptic 1 gigabit broadband, a user perspective
• Starbucks tweet leaves bitter taste
• DCMS kicks the future into touch while focussing on the past
• HTC One X White: Reviewed - Cool, strong and fantastic.
• CSC finance director exits as fraud probe hits UK
• Just how big is "big data" anyway?
• How to boost Windows 7
• Single application blueprint self-service open hybrid cloud Nirvana
• How is technology changing BPO deals?
• What a mug! Sip your beverage of choice with the aid of a hashtag
• How can we break down the masculine boardroom culture?
• This week saw the world Launch of IPV6 - but not in the UK
• Facebook eats its own open source dogfood
• Absurdly Open Data: ippr recommends giving organised crime open access to criminal justice systems
• Has Flame moved the battle for control over the Internet from Cold War to Hot War
• Open standards? You'll know one when you see one, says Microsoft
• Optimisation Springs To Life
• Top 10 reasons why the UK government is afraid of open source
• NHS IT managers finally get their chance to shine
• North Americans not shy to splash billions as Logica is next target
• Order now to avoid 300% price hike in on-line IT training fees
• iPhone-shaped air con
• Could API exposure destabilise our networks?
• 2011 London Hopper Colloquium poster competition winner returns
• A presidential cock-up
• Can the internet survive in its present form?
• BT outsources hotspot provision to customers but doesn't tell them
• How practical are HMG's Olympic Teleworking Ambitions ?
• What is IT operations management?
• CIA and FBI host 'Men In Black' open source event
• Mushroom app helps enthusiasts locate favourite fungi
• Stolen iPhone exposes thief
• Fujitsu UK head on the way forward
• IT outsourcing renewals lead to dissection of contracts
• Augmented Reality for the Enterprise
• From punch cards to speech, our input method methodologies
• IT super-brands collude to build the "open web"
• Is DWP herding the vulnerable on-line, to be fleeced ?
• Why I attend the London Hopper Colloquium
• ICO to lift veil on "cookie" warning letter
• Next FDM women in IT advantage session: Thursday 31st May
• Is HP too big to fail?
• TfL spends £100m on temporary helpdesk
• Can businesses stand to gain from free real-time messaging apps?
• Admin gets sexy: ERP without Agile is worthless
• Sky launches Jubilee remote control
• Never mind the IT, the Jubilee line is my Olympic worry
• What can businesses can learn from foxes?
• UK is 'third in Europe for Social Networking'
• Watch out for Robo-Fish!
• Buggy legacy software is an 'ugly elephant'
• Open source market analysis for dummies
• Technology attachment gone too far
• Where are the high-flying women ? Not in IT that's for sure.
• Who Hears Hortonworks? Actuate & Dr Seuss
• Your last chance to influence government open standards
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