• General Electric plans to reduce its reliance on India for offshore IT
• BT strike ballot could ignite competition
• Recession could be straw that breaks the SME outsourcing sector
• Increasing numbers of workers distracted by World Cup
• Clinicians may not access summary care records - today's UCL report
• Will Summary Care Records do more harm than good?
• Outsourcing recovering in mainland Europe faster than the UK
• Report to reveal danger to patients posed by NHS IT database?
• Is social media maturing to the enterprise?
• World Cup = good excuse for new TV
• Choose and Book denies cancer patient an appointment, saying he's dead
• Children spend too much time on computers
• Was Capgemini £10m more expensive than Steria?
• Is summary care record being reviewed because all IT-based projects are being reviewed?
• Open Source VAT software, would you risk it?
• World Cup distracts workers as UK internet traffic surges 23% during office hours
• No redundancies at Cleveland Police, an IT outsourcing one off?
• Steria takes cost cutting initiative for UK police
• Popular 1960's British computer still putting on a show
• Could Whitehall reshuffle lead to one massive government back office?
• HP snaps up fast-booting Linux OS specialist Phoenix
• Apple Mac Mini gets an HDMI Upgrade
• Wimbledon braces for the sound of a million angry hornets
• Highlights of confidential UCL report on summary care records
• iSoft issues market update, and its share price rises
• Social media or networking?
• Life made a misery after IBM took over congestion charge
• Abusing the system
• Would BT strike be commercial suicide?
• Understanding the hidden security risks in the Internet
• Why can't I use my iPhone? - the rise of "bring your own" IT
• Still no outsourcing decision at Legal & General
• Is the government being charged 40% too much for outsourcing?
• Sri Lanka, Dubai and enterprise virtualisation for telecoms
• Which World Cup games will generate most UK internet traffic?
• Government letter on review of NHS IT
• Confusing the issues?
• BT management asking staff if they can cover for striking colleagues
• Government pays 40% over market rate for outsourcing contracts
• Security in outsourcing - a work in progress
• Church on the run or at home. There's an iPhone app for that
• World Cup IT blogger gives us exclusive pictures as tension is finally releases
• Don't be a World Cup killjoy
• Government to review summary care records rollout, says Pulse
• The IT guy has made it to the top - at last
• Quest's TOAD hops onto the Cloud
• Quest's TOAD hops onto the Cloud
• Some day, all companies will work with open source
• Brazil IT's four day flirt with the global CIO community ends
• Mee have a Go
• Infosys industrialises Twitter, Facebook, Bebo etc.
• Bye Bye Brazil
• Do Brazilian IT professionals need to be proficient in English?
• Is English proficiency such a big deal for Brazil IT?
• Ingres VectorWise To Be Open Sourced
• The forgotten art of crisis management
• BMA calls for review of Choose and Book and Summary Care Records
• Will LinkedIn kill the IT recruitment industry?
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 8th June 2010
• Will L&G IT staff learn their fate in September?
• Why databases must follow the applications to the Cloud
• Why databases must follow the applications to the Cloud
• An experiment in location transparency
• Will the Government overturn an original NPfIT objective?
• What the BskyB/EDS case has taught us, according to Eversheds
• 3D Sun's fuzzy logic
• Brazil faces cultural challenges to break IT outsourcing
• The Brazilian 'knack' gone wrong
• Will Coalition scrap opt-out model for summary care records?
• Mobile purchases more serious than cars or houses in UK
• So what has Dell Services got?
• Early-day motion calls for immediate halt to summary care records uploads
• iSoft share price falls to five-year low
• German LinuxTag exhibition questions impact of mergers on future of Linux
• Strike at BT looks certain
• Brazilian says English language skills in short supply in Brazil
• Indian IT service providers too tyrannical for Brazil
• World Cup IT blogger counts the milliseconds
• Finally a Decent Use of Cloud Computing: Software Security
• Indian IT management style will not work in Brazil
• Why the iPad is good news for IT professionals
• Microsoft raises the bar for end user BI
• Microsoft raises the bar for end user BI
• Deloitte files counter claim against Marin County
• Will the £318m lie stop IT salespeople lying?
• Open source could be Brazil's real advantage
• A week in Brazil
• Facebook click-jacking could scare users away
• Open source could be Brazil's IT offshoring advantage.
• HP reaches good settlement over BSkyB v EDS case
• REVIEW: iPhone 4 - everything you need to know and some things you knew already
• GPs accuse PCTs of "misinformation" over summary care records
• A Decade of Linux on the IBM Mainframe, Now Show Me The Money
• Time for the DBA to stand up and be counted
• Time for the DBA to stand up and be counted
• Security Innovation Grant
• BCS: The last EGM ?
• Morecambe Bay go-live is "fantastic news" for patients
• National media turns on Coalition over summary care records "u-turn"
• Deloitte finds itself in an EDS -like creek, but has it got a paddle?
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