• More pictures from Farnborough Airshow
  • IBM steps up the green supply chain pressure
  • Can Twitter replace Trade PR?
  • TIBCO Silver Spotfire pubishes BI to the Cloud
  • TIBCO Silver Spotfire pubishes BI to the Cloud
  • Social Media on the Moooove
  • Farnborough Airshow - the day before in pictures
  • HTML5 application development for cross-device compatibility
  • Office needs to work on its multichannel proposition
  • IBM assimilates the competition
  • IBM assimilates the competition
  • Product-level Carbon Footprint measurement and Green XML
  • Welcome to the Computer Weekly Developer Network
  • What is happening in the European outsourcing market?
  • The problem with Apple
  • Department of Health confirms IT decisions will be made by NHS trusts not centrally
  • The Ice Cold Truth
  • Government must pay up front to standardise or risks IT anarchy
  • Shame on you Big Blue as IBM worker crashes bank systems
  • Open source should target government desktops as Microsoft shunned
  • Flying out of recession
  • Could strike victory by Indian workers be the beginning of Indian wage inflation?
  • Enterprise content management dines Alfresco with Ubuntu
  • Terradata and ESRI combine to map data
  • Terradata and ESRI combine to map data
  • iPad en route
  • How many social networks do we need?
  • Power Down Or Else...
  • Ten ways government IT suppliers can cut costs
  • No sacred cows as Microsoft agreement with NHS is dumped
  • UK Government needs to change more than IT suppliers to cut costs
  • Are you ready for changes to Microsoft licensing and pricing?
  • Oracle's "stewardship" of MySQL and Java: how's it going so far?
  • Infosys reveals what IT UK business sectors are about to spend on
  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 13th July 2010
  • Oracle announces BI 11g
  • Oracle announces BI 11g
  • When business trumps privacy
  • Welcome to GreenTech
  • Get your motormouse running
  • Economic incentives for cyber security
  • When IT meets ideology - what next for NHS IT?
  • e-Crime Wales Summit 2010
  • Virgin charity limbers up for London Marathon with open source tools
  • Could government cost cutting be China's Y2K moment?
  • We tried and we failed...
  • What makes a great outsourcing agreement?
  • Well done Mahindra Satyam as the World Cup software acheives 100% uptime
  • When journalism and open source collide: hyper-local news is here
  • Wales shows the way in the fight against e-Crime
  • How can IT suppliers cut the cost of their sevices for the government?
  • Echelon's big ears pick up email whispers
  • Why snail-mail is best for whistleblowers
  • US Army looks to Wikileaks for help
  • World Cup prize winner can't wipe the smile off his face
  • Is corporate blogging dead?
  • Task the British Broadband Corporation to deliver the Universal Service Commitment.
  • Mahindra Satyam's World cup software had no downtime and 72 hours to go
  • Tweetup a 'polar' success
  • Social cruising
  • Indian ID project will work because it is about alleviating poverty and not privacy
  • For how long will there be no Indian firms among top government IT suppliers?
  • BT strike threat could be averted as Union agree terms
  • What went on at the meeting of government and IT suppliers?
  • University Challenge & the open source debating society
  • SAP and Sybase - who gains?
  • SAP and Sybase - who gains?
  • Open source chosen for first major contract for Indian ID cards project
  • News flash - geeky girls eat dinner
  • .Net shortage blog post unearths .Net deluge
  • Appel Mac computer
  • BT, HP, Capgemini etc meet Francis Maude to have their balls squeezed
  • Ealing Tweetup
  • Twitter for conference interactivity
  • National Police Improvement Agency leaves path clear for likes of Steria and Capgemini
  • Will G-Cloud be thrown out with the bathwater?
  • Too many pips in the Apple iPhone antennagate
  • Printer plots to make its mark for Lego
  • Will the Guardian regret an alleged strategic outsourcing mistake?
  • .NET developers in demand from UK businesses
  • NPfIT is virtually dead says NHS Trust
  • Bluetooth 4.0 beams in
  • LG Optimus Prime er... I mean One to get Froyo along with LG Optimus Chic and Android Tablet PCs
  • Computer Crime Gets Sexy TV Show
  • Whitehall websites not alone in getting axed, iPhone apps get hit too
  • Over a billion biometric ID cards for Indians on the way
  • Not even the Queen is immune from IT budget cuts
  • Could HP's cull of EDS staff cause stress related illness to remaining staff?
  • Qualcomm proximity-based P2P Gaming with 1 bad accent, 3 stereotypes and a rubbish marketing team!
  • Atos announcement was confusing but is now interesting
  • Google's WebM open source video project gathers pace
  • What 'the cloud' really means to IT leaders
  • Indian fuel protest hits IT suppliers
  • BT pleased with union decision to cancel strike ballot and door still open for talks
  • BT strike ballot cancelled after BT "effectively" made legal challenge
  • Holidays Still Means Emails For Many Of Us
  • Balancing motherhood and career development: it's possible
  • Could half of BT's staff be on the brink of going on strike?
  • SMEs face destruction in government spending cuts, not big IT suppliers
  • The new multi-sourcing is known as single-sourcing
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