• Microsoft Research's BarrelFish experimental operating system
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday - 12th July 2011
• IT Spend - Accountants
• Staff churn as well as cost and service levels will mean more UK jobs come back from India?
• Emerging economies might eventually make UK businesses second class IT services customers
• Cambium sets out CRC state of play for Participants and Suppliers
• Businesses are forcing Indian IT suppliers to cut their charges by up to 20%
• Is technology not sexy enough for Infosys?
• Virgin Racing beats Red Bull...virtually
• Deloitte: the killer app could be killed off
• Police ICT privatisation kettles coalition strategy
• What is the difference between phone hacking and behavioural advertising
• Telecom Services Spend - Film, Radio & Television
• Q&A with Annette Murphy from Geo Networks
• Food cooking updates via Bluetooth
• IT investment up, IT skills shortage up, IT outsourcing will follow.
• Meet QR man
• Sybase & Gartner: democracy needed in data warehouse analytics
• Review: Sennheiser IE 8i Headset. Quality At A Cost, Is It Worth It?
• Eastern Europe could benefit from a wave of first time offshorers
• News of the World dead, that's OK - all press going open source online
• IT Strategy/Planning Staff Pay - Chemical Manufacture
• You read it here first
• UKOUG shuffle
• More jobs return to UK as cultural differences put Santander off India
• From phone hacking to spearphishing: we need to tackle the present not the past
• Understated (but happy) developers launch Java7
• IT Operation Numbers - Oil & Other Fuel Industries
• Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab. Countdown To The 10.1
• News of the World down. Who is next?
• Budding songwriter? There's an app for that
• Gordon Ramsay, snapLogic data connection automation & an amuse bouche
• How to set up an international company in the public cloud
• Engaging with the disengaged on sustainability
• Computer Services Spend - Retail Trade
• Domino's serves up Rackspace RackConnect hybrid hosting solution
• Is social media and outsourcing a match made in heaven?
• So which newspaper has NOT employed phone hackers and their on-line equivalent?
• Freshly squeezed: the Juice open source 'Media Aggregator'
• Software Staff Pay - Advertising
• The UK smart metering project: a failed NHS project in the making? Continued.
• Twitter edges towards open source for Mac user interfaces
• IT Spend as % Turnover - Pharmaceutical Manufacture
• Project Management Is Alive And Well
• Agency Worker Regulations could boost IT outsourcing
• SAP study suggests sustainability is now part of 'core business' for retailers
• Could offshore cost advantages be reducing as Burnley becomes as cheap as Mumbai?
• Size matters, in the big data cloud at least
• IT Staff Costs - Publishing & Printing
• "Best in Europe" or "what BT can deliver under the business model imposed on them by Ofcom"
• The slow, painful death of real information security
• Twitter hacked: "Unemployed Single Mom"
• Join up the cloud for end-to-end services
• The narrowing cartel that controls the Blogosphere?
• Microsoft needs Office 365 to convince IT buyers to stick with traditional software licensing
• Developers now working on Internet Explorer 10
• Software Staff Numbers - Membership Organisations
• Broadband UK moves to exclude Big Society community consortia
• Justin Timberlake, Rupert Murdoch will break your heart just like Britney did!
• Cloud will remain a tiny proportion of overall IT market
• Pope integrates bigger religion to Catholic church
• Is offshoring still making students of Computer Science the largest unemployed group of graduates?
• DIY MS product launch
• Twitpic founder uses Twitpic to make himself look like a Twitpric!
• Union fears Lloyds Banking Group will offshore huge IT consolidation project?
• The Flying Penguin celebrates 20th anniversary of Linux
• IT & Telecom Engineers Pay - Construction
• Can shared services do more than just cut overheads?
• Thunderbird 5.0 is go!
• How Gov aimed to exploit personal data trade
• IT Budgets - Public Sector
• UK shakes dust off open source policy
• Dr. Seuss, Yahoo! and Apache Hadoop data intensive apps
• IT Hardware Spend - Insurance
• DotGovLabs opens for business
• Everything Everywhere cloud computing project will have implications for an industry
• Could the public cloud be in the sights of large corporates as delayed IT refresh becomes necessity?
• So, David Cameron, still think Google Health could be used in NHS IT?
• In the land of software testing, static analysis reigns king
• Should CIOs be rebilling themselves as the Chief Efficiency Officer?
• Software Architecture: is it an art or is it a science?
• IT Staff Pay - Water Transport
• Linux Squeezebox sound server and player: a project for the weekend
• Warlords v. Merchants: who really controls ID and Information Policy
• Acquia: "Social software is now a business imperative"
• The obstacles to Open Source in the public sector
• Capgemini buys foothold in China
• Questions for cloud "experts", what would you ask the panel?
• It is becoming clearer how the cloud will really change the role of IT
• IT Staff Numbers - Basic Metals Manufacture
• Indian biometric ID scheme poverty alleviation mission gathers pace
• Rising to the sustainability challenge
• Are you the joker or an organiser? Change your role at work by breaking with tradition
• Porno helps IT manager/hacker get revenge on boss
• Perforce: make me one (version control system) with everything
• IT User Support Staff Pay - Legal Services
• Pentaho pushes business intelligence outward to business users
• Getting disengaged SMEs to engage on sustainability issues
• Poor patch practice presents professional performance problems
• Stop keeping IT in the dark
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