• Booze can damage your browser
• Shifting sands for blogs
• If anyone thinks shared services in government work, why hasn't it been done?
• McCartney in the cloud with HP
• Sun developer community integrated into Oracle Technology Network
• Michael Dell talks 'Zettabytes' at Oracle OpenWorld
• 360IT: DWP drives innovation with internal 'Ideas Street'
• Cloud spending accounts for 10% of external services spending
• Microsoft allowing SMEs to use security software for free
• 360IT: Welsh Assembly commits to provide every business with 100mbs broadband by 2015
• Education for unemployment or training for the jobs of the future
• Is Deutsche Telekom going to acquire an IT services firm?
• How do you keep an offshore IT relationship fresh?
• Where is Gen Y?
• Social dinner with Dell
• UK girl gets 21,000 responses to party invitation
• Nokia releases Qt 4.7 cross-platform application and UI framework
• Hack attack hits Twitter - but users safe in third-party apps
• Who are the top Western European IT service providers?
• Citizen or subject: The politics of personal identity
• Social networks: tool for SME efficiency
• Offshoring not just about cost for Morrison Utility Services
• Gartner IT Services Summit gets brighter start
• The Computer Weekly Blog Awards
• Larry Ellison: how should we define the cloud?
• Oracle OpenWorld: paving the way for Solaris 11
• The advantages of the Geolocation API
• Rory Stewart's reivers steal the show on Broadband
• Russians unhappy with India focus at Gartner summit
• It's time for IT services revolution, says Gartner
• Enter the Computer Weekly Blog Awards 2010
• IT will become more strategic as outsourcers industrialise IT foundations
• The Black Swan and Climate Change
• Gartner talks outsourcing industrialisation
• Facebook is going places
• Is Gartner trying to tell the government something?
• Is outsourcing to nearshore destinations a happy compromise for local government?
• What to expect from Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne 2010
• There is nothing quite so dangerous as ignorance in motion
• HCL's Employees First Customer Second is more than shallow marketing slogan
• Oh la la! It's Open World Forum in Paris - vive la open source!
• 'Grey beards' preferred in senior IT recruitment
• Gartner says 30% of IT services to be industrialised by 2015
• Does Europe need a new IT champion?
• The localism opportunity for local government IT
• Immigration caps are damaging the UK economy, says Vince Cable
• Why don't IBM and Accenture get a harder time over offshoring IT roles?
• European IT service providers and the challenges to consolidate
• Give this man a job!
• I'm back on the blog!
• SMEs need IT business continuity plans
• IE 9.0 - it's only a beta...
• The next few weeks in central government IT
• Chattanooga Choo Choo v. Pigeon Post v. UK Broadband
• BT's open source innovation arm plays TiddlySpace
• Y-CIO, it's fun to play as a Y-CIO
• What are you doing now? "Braking very hard!!!"
• The demise of traditional IT
• HTML 5.0 tutorial: the advantages of native media support for delivering video
• How to be Confused.com about the cost of social media
• Cops seek tweeting PigSpotter
• Top five reasons to offshore IT and cheap labour still number one
• The "open tablet" arrives, a first-to-market MeeGo tablet PC driven by Qt
• Is offshoring making Computer Science graduates the largest unemployed group
• Video: Nokia E7 - looks good, still on Symbian (yawn)
• IBM predictive analytics software helps save Grévy's zebra
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday - 15th September 2010
• Your Gig is here: broadband convergence - Chattanooga Style
• Knowing "the business" - the perennial debate
• From sand to silicon: Intel Developer Forum 2010
• Are businesses ready to look beyond India for IT services?
• How can the government benefit from more IT innovation?
• Is government IT standardisation finally arriving?
• Do Whitehall procurement frameworks add value?
• Chinese IT services providers can be a gateway to Chinese economy for big business
• Being Geek: you've seen the movie, now read the book
• Document merge delays Casa Pia verdict
• Was the NHS IT project scrapping a neatly balanced trick?
• The CIO as Chief Implementation Officer
• Why Capgemini will never build another datacentre?
• Nothing Comes Free: the Open Source Business Models
• HP takes on fragmented SME market
• UK IT workers are leaving the UK because they are fed up
• Texan "cloud calculator" aims to tot-up the cost of IT transformation
• The carbon sector starts to see more encouraging investment and M&A developments
• "Up to now the use of IT in the NHS has not been a success story"
• NHS CIO discusses demise of National Programme for IT
• Is HMV's strategy out of tune?
• Does NHS IT announcement raise more questions than it answers?
• Which IT services firm will Oracle buy?
• Google launches Instant, but still doesn't share the 'secret sauce'
• NHS National Programme for IT - the last of the government mega-projects
• NHS IT project scrapped as central control is abandoned
• Can governments really ban offshoring in this day and age?
• Email archiving in the cloud webinar
• London gets a warning on Green financing
• IBM "Summit at Start": sustainable future IT cities
• Cyber security comes of age
• SCM Systems - excuse me, but you have you got a license for that thing?
• Application Code Security
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