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• Software Spend - Machinery & Equipment Manufacture
• Cabinet Office builds open source strategy on proprietary software
• Why large IT projects are 20 times more likely to fail than other projects
• Summer sale opens for UK IT companies?
• Green IT: how to deliver value to your business
• The dawn of Linux: "it's just a hobby, it won't be big and professional"
• IT Strategy/Planning Staff Pay - Telecommunications Firms
• Lessons for UK PLC from the loss of Autonomy
• The Evolution of IT 3.0
• France uses technology to destroy trade unions
• Lawsuits To Become Known as iLawsuits Due To Apple's Frequent Usage
• Linux Foundation eases open source licensing woes
• Are you an Orange customer unable to access email?
• IBM the big winner as HP shake-up shows polarisation of IT industry
• RIPA and the Riots: Give the Police the same rights as the Press
• Software Staff Numbers - Financial Services
• ITworks: A-level results reinforce need to retain digital natives in the workplace, says Oracle
• Review: HTC Sensation. Sensational, superb or just standard?
• ITworks: Lack of suitable candidates meant 200 jobs for young people were unfilled, says IBM HR
• UK IT warned that postgraduate research costs to soar. Can IT suppliers help out?
• HTC Vigor Named As First Beats By Dr Dre Handset, Possibly, Maybe?
• Tell young people the truth about IT: An exciting but misunderstood career
• Shrek's swamp built on a Red Hat cloud at DreamWorks
• Telecom Services Spend - Paper Manufacture
• Logica calls for better business and academia communication with central IP register
• Social media - don't moral panic, Captain Mainwaring
• Atos Healthcare staff under investigation for obscene criticism of sickness benefit claimants
• Imagine - if an IT vendor had delusions of being a songwriter
• W3C community groups for developers and businesspeople
• Is the missing BDUK £100 million for the Enterprise Zones?
• IT Spend - Computer Services
• Will Councils have to choose between PSN Compliance and BDUK Funding?
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Finally Set To Come To The UK
• Are nearshore suppliers the best low cost option for agile software development?
• Phone makers: Please spend $12.5bn on mobile innovation, not on a self-serving patent war
• Review & Video: The Philips Fidelio DS9010 Speaker Dock. Does It Sound As Good As It Looks?
• Laptop thief gets nabbed by tracking software
• DWP wins outsourcing contracts at MoD, bad news for Capita, Logica, NorthgateArinso and Liberata?
• Baldness calculator can tell if and when baldness will strike
• Joyent's open cloud operating system
• IT Staff Pay - Education
• If banks can put down their weapons and share their toys any industry can
• Are government IT leaders prepared for fight with System Integrators over SME contracts?
• Hundreds of outsourced IT staff in government could soon walk out on strike
• Amazon CEO Patents Mini-Mobile Airbag
• Firefox 6 arrives August 16, but downloads are now open
• Computer Services Spend - Management Consultants
• Troubling times (and dates)
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• Shock, Horror! Software For Customer Service Without A Degree
• What advice would you give the government about IT outsourcing?
• IT Works: Information technology offers the greatest opportunity for employment and entrepreneurship
• How the Government could increase the number of front-line police and cut costs in one go
• Linuxcon 2011: Linus Torvalds, hockey & maple syrup, in that order
• Apple Programmers Get Step Ladder To iCloud
• IT Manager Numbers - Major Industry Sectors
• RIPA and the Riots - is an emergency review needed?
• Twitter runs open source for developer website
• Bristol Council open source: the allegations in full
• Review: The Acer Iconia A500 Tab. How Far From Becoming Iconic Is This Tablet?
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• Patch Tuesday Report 9th August
• Talk About Shooting Yourself In The Foot
• Linux on mainframe, alive, kicking and doing rather well
• IT User Support Staff Pay - Community & Personal Services
• Blackberry to take the blame for lawless England
• Is economic misfortune of some an opportunity for overseas IT suppliers?
• I predict a riot of misjudged press releases
• The Man Iron. Yes That's Right, An Iron (Especially Designed) For Men.
• FDM offers free training to female graduates to encourage IT careers
• Lies, damn lies and software development surveys
• Do the recent riots make a new business case for Cloud computing
• IT Spend as % Turnover - Air Transport
• Blackberry (not Twitter) versus Airwave for control of the streets
• Free Wi-Fi Access Via The Cloud For 3DS Owners
• UK government should not offshore IT jobs, says majority
• Whitelisting and change control for improving integrity
• Amazon downtime: how important is cloud?
• Roundtable "gurus": UK government should train for open source
• IT Hardware Spend - Waste Management
• Hershey hit by chocolate connoisseur hacker?
• Women predict a bleak future for equality
• The Twitter Riots put the Surveillance Society on trial
• Do drag-and-drop tools bankrupt application developers?
• Identifying governance best practices for managing corporate sustainability projects
• Do you think public sector IT work should be carried out in India?
• Software Staff Pay - Architectural & Engineering Consultants
• "Want to roll Tottenham to loot?" - the power of Twitter
• Future solutions to safeguard information security
• A message from Bill Gates: thank you Mr Cameron
• What SMEs need to consider when shopping for storage
• Uncertainty still hangs over offshoring at Birmingham City Council
• Are utility companies set to be the next big IT outsourcers?
• Guest blog post: Gavin Michael, CTIO Accenture on the "I" in IT
• What will Windows 8 look like?
• What does 'drilling into the cloud application layer' really mean?
• IT Staff Costs - Art, Entertainment & Recreation
• Can digital natives' use of technology translate into an IT career?
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