• 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
• Nike, Best Buy, Yahoo and others share their patents and ideas through GreenXChange
• Is the offshoring of IT destroying UK living standards?
• Is European IT outsourcing coming back online?
• Help for geeks
• Ghost in the Machine? No, it's Toads in the Cloud...
• Mark Hurd: From scoundrel to Oracle in 31 days
• Smartphones - a tool for SME growth
• Le colis est arriveé!
• How much can defragging your data save you?
• Fedora fans gather at Matterhorn summit
• Cloud computing contracts
• The SME guide to flexible working
• Buckinghamshire man brings touch of refinement to Santa Pod
• 'Video nasties' moral panic enjoys renaissance in Belgium
• Is there something making IBM workers uneasy?
• If you go down to the web today, you're in for a big surprise
• Cloud computing: the mother of all lock-ins?
• Shamed former HP CEO Mark Hurd could be going to Oracle
• Government disappointed with some IT suppliers cost cutting proposals
• Are you ready to deliver the IT economy?
• Government distances itself from the £800m IT cost cut claim
• Fujitsu Report Explains why Green IT Lacks Maturity
• Business rates for fibre networks
• Why are Indian software firms having problems finding local staff?
• How 3Par became the most expensive IT company in the world
• RBS job cuts will seem tiny if government offshores its IT work
• The IT and communications needs of SMEs revealed
• Revolution OS is Open Source: The Movie
• Capgemini's Brazilian buy will give it resources such as open source skills
• Is 2010 the year that "Desktop Linux" finally evolved?
• Blessed be the smartphones in Nova Scotia
• The next-generation secure internet
• SAS A2010: Information needs to be more accessible after data explosion
• Kindle first look
• Small businesses are dazed by online developments
• IT Capability Reviews: diving below the surface
• "Pseudo-language" for Windows network scripting
• Snoop Dogg raps about cybercrime
• Integrating Adobe Flash with .NET in Microsoft Visual Studio
• Accenture is very confident right now
• IBM gears up to lead Smart Summit
• Review: Acer Liquid E - A bit wet.
• CRC: Complicated Really Complicated - but here's some useful advice from Carbon Guerilla
• OpenOffice 3.3 moves closer to Microsoft Office look & feel
• Are banks ready to ditch core banking systems and move out of the box?
• ID Wars: the slaughter of the not so innocents
• Back to BASIC
• Could KPMG be about to buy Equaterra?
• Flying Around The World In Virtual Mode
• Jumping to conclusions
• Microsoft Windows Phone 7: Notes from the developer workshop floor
• 3Par eBay auction
• Sony Ericsson X10 Mini review - I love this little b*****d!
• SMEs and large business share similar IT needs
• Pentagon hackers
• Are you a "trusted" Java developer?
• Green Data Centres and the end of PUE?
• Can Xerox/ACL do well in European outsourcing?
• Hardware security hits the road
• When the cloud improves security
• Firefox 4 Beta updates tabbing and syncing functions
• What is "Open Storage" anyway?
• The CIO as Chief Instigation Officer
• The State of Sustainability in Business: the Deloitte view
• Google-Verizon net neutrality proposals
• You can outsource responsibility, but not accountability
• Small businesses become online millionaires
• 3D Nokias running on Intel... I seriously doubt it.
• GCSE results show there's no 'IT' in generation 'Y'
• Trends in threats
• Microsoft DBA tools support still failing
• Will Oracle OpenWorld be, well, open?
• W3C launches new web performance working group
• Ofcom's Olympian largess
• Don't call us
• The 'meaningful' mobile web that talks to phones properly
• Can the UK government really offshore tens of thousands of jobs?
• Trends in education
• CA Technologies and Groom Energy publish papers on Sustainability and GHG Emissions
• Small businesses need apprentices
• The CIO Today, or How To Give a Dog a Bad Name
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