• 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
• And the green terminology winner is....sustainability
• "On-Demand" does not translate, or does it?
• Large Hadron Collider has Intel Inside
• Safe, steady, boring - why Microsoft should give up on "cool"
• Banking reform should be a boost for UK IT skills - but probably won't be
• This whole Apple V Samsung battle is getting a little petty
• The routes into IT
• Accenture gets stung for $63m in US
• Google boosts its patent catalogue
• Is SAP HANA a data analytics 'ace in the hole'?
• Latest UK banking report could force banks to restructure IT operations?
• Management consultants obviously get paid too much
• A London artist is to publish 12 years worth of saved text messages
• September 13th Microsoft Patch Tuesday Application Compatibility Report by ChangeBASE
• Winklevoss twins find nutty way to jab Zuckerberg
• Question: Still desperate for a HP TouchPad? Answer: Get a job at HP
• Gartner outlines 10 steps to successful outsourcing strategies
• Green Google: 'our Cloud does more with less'
• What to expect from SAP TechEd 2011 + Sybase TechWave
• How do you get 'the business' to 'get IT'?
• Police chiefs get FOI spirit
• What Recession Exactly?
• Dramatic Dr Who revelation: the TARDIS runs on Windows XP
• Have the "Turks" who destroyed DigiNotor also broken trust in the on-line world?
• Cabinet wants open source openness, with chocolate biscuits?
• Breaking new ground
• Lots of hoops to jump through for new generic top-level domains
• How to write a contract to protect you against out of control IT projects?
• Sony Ericsson Xperia Play: Soon to be available in orange
• Scottish council rejects ambitious shared service offer
• Accenture Chief Technology Innovation Officer argues the case for disconnecting your IT architecture
• ICT education must grow up
• Quietly, cautiously, carefully, government IT may just be getting it right
• The AndyPad tablet: Does cheap now mean popular?
• Enemies in the cloud: virtualisation is the enemy of visibility
• It is time for the government to find another adjective for its "Big ideas"
• CZS promises a new approach to tackling energy efficiency programmes within organisations
• Red Hat: Java now on firm path for the cloud
• Outsourcing body calls for multi-sourcing to defeat industrial action.
• Future skills to safeguard information security
• Capgemini UK chairman Christine Hodgson reflects on being Woman of the Year 2011
• Why the cloud is forcing IT service providers to spent money on uncertain returns?
• What is the killer evolutionary force impacting open source?
• Motorola Xoom becomes the latest tablet to fall in price
• Green policy wranglings begin to emerge within government
• Government IT workers set to strike
• Hacking Kernel.org Linux sorts the script kiddies from the developers
• It's true, on the internet, nobody knows you're a dog
• Is it time for massive IT services consolidation as falling sales puts industry on its knees?
• 4oD makes it onto the iPhone
• Who will "repeal" the Patent Trolls $14 billion p.a. IPR tax ?
• Indian IT supplier's responses to question over hacking scandal
• Genpact IT strategy signals BPO and IT services consolidation
• Is "technical debt" breaking the software development bank balance?
• How to select the right graduate for a job in IT
• What secrecy did for European procurement
• Everywoman in Technology Awards 2012 opens for nominations
• IT Works: What the people in IT say
• The lid is lifted on the Sony S and P tablets
• Red Hat make heap big customer portal pow wow
• Two new additions to the Sony VAIO family
• Sony unveil Kindle competitor
• HP reveals Pre 3 UK pricing
• Young people need education in IT career options
• Godfather of code-breaking leaves legacy of make do and mend
• The IT Olympics: Can the UK win gold in network support?
• How students can bridge the IT information gap
• Smart metering project costs billions of pounds, but are cost overruns inevitable?
• Shopping trolleys with built in iPad docks coming to a supermarket near you?
• Linux at 20 years: a progression from promising to pervasive
• Top Manufacturing IT Spend Growth - Monthly Forecast
• Turbine powered Batmobile up for sale on eBay
• Jawbone Icon HD: Now multi-purpose
• Corporate sustainability strategy: now part of the CFO's remit
• VMWare puts Windows in a browser
• Philanthropy and altruism in software programming
• Caffeine addiction draws thousands to new London website
• 13-mile tribute for Steve Jobs
• IT Hardware Spend - Research & Development
• Let's agree to disagree: Nikki Walker from Cisco Europe guest blogs
• IPR Wars - will Patent Trolls cost the US its poll position?
• Why Information Technology is a great choice of career
• India confirms tough data law will not apply to Indian BPO suppliers
• What Steve Jobs' change of job tells us about Microsoft
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