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• Who influences security?
• Oh dear, Nokia is trying to be cool again
• Why is it called cloud computing?
• 'Most hated family in America' announce plans to picket Steve Jobs' funeral using iPhone
• Gene Schulz R.I.P.
• IT Spend to Grow by 3% in Q4 2011
• A train crash waiting to happen - why it is not too late too save Unified Credits
• WorldSkills 2011: Vince Cable says government will invest in skills to help employers
• In our great depression, customer engagement is king
• WorldSkills 2011: UK IT WorldSkills competitor tackles Active Directory, Linux and noisy welders
• Rackspace donates OpenStack to community foundation status
• Google design a pair of sneakers, or trainers or shoes or, I'm not sure what to call them really.
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 8
• Compuware's dynaTrace does APM, UEM and BTM with great TCO, but so what?
• How to keep your laptop safe
• Review: The HP Probook 4530s. It may be stylish but is it a practical choice for business users?
• There is more than meets the eye in BP multi-sourcing strategy?
• Are Western IT providers letting Indians in for a second time? Or is it just IBM and Accenture?
• BCSWomen to hold series of events to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day
• IT sector needs standardised apprenticeships and revamped ICT GCSE
• Motorist caught multi-tasking whilst on the move
• Does "open storage" put the hardware factor into open source?
• Tories leave ICT loophole alone but close CAT route
• WorldSkills 2011: Apprenticeships at Cisco, 3M and XMA launched
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 7
• Tories and Fujitsu CEO spared embarrassing protest
• VMware and the 40-foot ISO shipping container
• Don't let the face of your company become the backside
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 6
• The open source code "provenance" audit concept
• The day Cisco tried to drown me
• Who is your tech heroine for this year's Ada Lovelace day?
• The Most Pointless Tablet Accessory So Far?
• Emerging market "informação" fuelling Open Virtualization Alliance
• Hard copies means hard choices: why low carbon thinking means ITTs for printers must change
• Review: The Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro - Do Good Things Actually Come In Small Packages?
• IT sector must speak in skills to bridge gaps in capability and boost IT workforce
• Computer Services Spend - Monthly Growth
• HP shenanigans highlight unprecedented changes in IT industry
• German IT watchdog open source e-commerce warning leads to scaremongering
• Offshore IT management market at threat from artificial intelligence
• The IT industry resembles life at the top in football and banking?
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 5
• Nintendo: Tech companies that won't exist in 10 years
• Best practices for email archiving
• Review: The Nokia E6. Why Ruin A Potentially Good Handset?
• Nokia: Tech companies that won't exist in 10 years
• Rumble in the jungle: Ubuntu app developer portal opens
• RIM Blackberry: Tech companies that won't exist in 10 years
• Towards the Big Information Society - thank you readers
• New Firefox for Android: helping developers first, THEN users
• The importance of professional networking
• Intro: Technology companies that won't exist in 10 years
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 4
• Could Dublin be outdoing London's Tech City as the technology capital of Europe?
• Watch out Twitter there is a greener version of you ready for global roll out
• BSIMM Version 3 - A Joy to Behold!
• Google VP backs open database processing tools
• How BP got its IT suppliers to collaborate and perform after massive vendor consolidation
• Is a group of MPs focusing on outsourcing and shared services a waste of time?
• Towards the Big Information Society - the challenges for the ICT industry
• Virtual monkeys, typewriters and Shakespeare
• Ten IT outsourcing game changers from Gartner
• Top five tips to carve your career as a CTO
• IT Disputes - Spotting them Early and Resolving Them Quickly
• NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects fail? Part 3
• IT at the Party Conferences 2011
• CERN & the big bang "bug" theory
• Satirical blog causes a stir in the Maldives
• Microsoft patents a smartphone with sliding modular bay
• Whither thought leadership in public policy?
• The Windows 8 Linux lock out conundrum
• The NHS IT project is dead, but why do large IT projects so often fail? Part 2.
• Droids spotted in Islington for London Mobile Week
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• DoH deploys flimflam in battle for hearts and minds
• Could government centralised IT project decision making hold back progress?
• Facebook users rushing to freshen up music collection
• PETA to go .XXX
• What to Watch Out for When Migrating to Office 365
• "I can't do that" - Are you sure?
• The world's biggest civilian IT project looks to have failed but is NHS IT failure a surprise?
• Do you hate your colleagues?
• IT service providers are all over the cloud but lack of standard prices confuse customers
• Microsoft's Gordon Frazer comment leads to Dutch rethink on US cloud providers
• Review: BlackBerry Torch 9860. Just how illuminating is this smartphone?
• Evapordation
• Serena xChange 2011: violins, miniskirts and orchestrated IT
• IBM third-party maintenance breathes new life into mainframes
• Serena: S in ITSM stands for Service - and "support"
• Sony to ban gamers unless they promise not to sue
• How FiRe Control burned £494m hole in public finances
• Carbon Disclosure Report says carbon reduction plans deliver better stock market performance
• Tier-two IT suppliers can differentiate
• IT Departments as business service brokers
• iPhone 5, iPhone 5, iPhone 5, it's all some sites are talking about
• The business case for gender equality in the workplace
• Fujitsu averts big public sector strike in the eleventh hour, but still faces a strike today
• Internships - one path into a career in IT
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