• The growing security threat from mobile phone apps
• Don’t just rely on technology to cut emissions, green IT is about people too
• Gartner: What matters is risk-appropriate authentication
• ISF: Federated identity services may be the way forward
• ISACA: more complexity delivers security, but not without cost
• ISSA: Strike a balance between security and co-operation
• ISC2: The more complex the technology, the greater risk users will bypass it
• The Corporate IT Forum: Users are human and part of the risk matrix
• IT contracts: standard terms & conditions explained
• Private sector IT can give cost-cutting lessons: an open letter to Francis Maude
• Patent ruling re-opens door to do business in the US
• Why in-sourcing ERP support makes good business sense
• Byte Night: Your chance to make a difference
• Death in cyberspace: Why you should leave your passwords in your will
• Security zone: Cultivating the secure mindset for systems development
• Confessions of an unexpected CIO
• Demonstrating innovation in local government IT
• Cost control is in bringing offshore contracts back in-house
• Think tank: What is the ideal standpoint for security decisions?
• How to fine tune your ERP system and maximise value
• UK unlikely to follow German approach to wireless networks
• Getting value from the CISO
• Security Zone: ITIL to integrate security management processes
• Rethinking contracting frameworks for effective multi-sourcing
• What the budget means for the IT sector
• Delivering more for less will force government to simplify processes
• IT Headaches for Continental and United Airlines
• How to achieve ERP success: part 3 - support and development
• How to stop cookies stealing your personal information
• Think Tank: Are businesses ready to meet the requirements of e-discovery regulations?
• Federated SOA – seven steps to success
• Security Zone: An incident response function is essential for business
• Review: iPhone 4 - FaceTime, iMovie, iBooks and a gyroscope
• How complex event processing could help stop hooliganism at the World Cup
• Private data: balancing customer privacy against the need for useful data
• Apply commercial nous to government IT, say IT leaders
• Opinion: What Facebook should do next
• The impact of technological change on risk management
• Security Zone: Setting security boundaries for de-mergers
• Government spending cuts: can outsourcing save public sector IT jobs?
• Microsoft Q&A: What the new government could mean for IT staff
• Is the future of enterprise Wi-Fi on the edge?
• Are businesses ready for the MySpace generation?
• BI: How to make intelligent use of data
• Whitehall focus on long-term IT cuts deflects focus from short-term savings
• New breed of project managers drive the recovery
• Software patents – what the European Patent Office ruling means
• Lowering IT costs through hosting
• Opinion: Is IT a utility function?
• Election to bring more flux for banking
• A tale of two universes - how the Milky Way provides more milk for some than others
• Security zone: Application security spans IT and information security
• What’s in a name? Apple fights for rights to iPad name
• Collaboration is key to ensuring digital data security
• Ensuring online traffic doesn’t hit a dead end
• Living with Windows 7, six months on
• Where are the opportunities in information security?
• (ISC)2: Crime scene must be protected
• BCS: First step is to recognise the threat
• Gartner: Investigations must be done carefully and correctly
• ISACA: Rigorous approach is required
• ISSA UK: Organisations must be prepared
• ISACA Security Advisory Group: Organisations must be forensic ready
• Corporate IT Forum: Downturn has changed employee attitudes
• New government must decide quickly how to pay for high-speed broadband
• Security Zone: Consider human ability in your IT security policy
• Innovation will suffer without investment
• Socitm’s seven-point plan for IT in tomorrow’s public services
• Election 2010: Forum of Private Business says politicians must tackle ‘digital divide’
• Election 2010: Innovative IT companies need help, says the UK Innovation Initiative
• Effective way for organisations to tackle ‘porn in the office’
• Election 2010: Eurim calls for rebuilding confidence in ICT's competence to deliver
• Election 2010: Communications the life-blood of enterprise, says Communications Management Assn.
• Opinion: Google Italy convictions a concern
• Opinion: An asset with little value can be a big problem
• Gordon Brown: Labour would create more IT jobs and help Britain become a leading digital economy
• Nick Clegg: LibDems would scrap ID cards, biometric passports and child database
• Opinion: How public sector could save £4bn on IT without cutting jobs
• Automated abattoirs for sacred cows – what IMIS wants from the new government
• Regulators turn up the heat on online scammers
• Election 2010: Rural broadband needs urgent attention after 50p tax is axed
• Opinion: 50p tax goes – what's next for UK's lagging broadband?
• Opinion: BCS CEO's arguments miss the bigger picture
• Opinion: Tif sets out IT wish list for new government
• Opinion: How government CIOs can buy more from SMEs
• BCS CEO David Clarke: Why call for EGM is misguided
• Opinion: The impact of Google's trademark victory
• Legislation to block websites – a move too far?
• A security expert’s checklist for deploying software as a service
• Security Zone: Ensuring security in offshoring
• Google vs Louis Vuitton: When is a trade mark not a trade mark?
• Opinion: Ensuring a happy marriage between IT and the environment
• Opinion: Why IT professionals' world view is wrong
• Opinion: IT industry prepares manifesto to make Britain great again
• Making the mobile internet accessible for all
• How SMEs can use social networking to get their message across
• Moving beyond the cost benefits of outsourcing
• How can organisations guard against phishing scams?
• Opinion: Is BCS priority the business or its members?
• Security Zone: Enterprise architecture is too often a missed opportunity for security
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