• Cloud predictions for 2011: Gains from early experiences come alive
  • Think Tank: What are the security implications of putting a smart meter in every UK home?
  • Security Zone: The ISO/IEC 38500 IT Governance Standard
  • CES 2011: Security and mobile working
  • IT leads the charge on project management
  • Innovation out of recession: what’s ahead in 2011
  • The seven most common project management mistakes CIOs make
  • Don’t let techno-babble cloud your judgement
  • Why FTTC isn’t enough and how the UK might do more
  • Fibre rates – time to repeal the modern equivalent of the window tax
  • Saving money through software asset management
  • Government broadband strategy will fail unless fibre rates are challenged
  • Security Zone: More effort needed to manage third party connections
  • The legal considerations of cloud computing
  • CW Security Think Tank: How to prevent security breaches from personal devices in the workplace
  • Youngsters driving the cloud to tipping point, says Rangaswami
  • Opinion: Plugging the gaps in the government's broadband strategy
  • Stopping the cloud taking your IT career away
  • Why data analytics must change
  • Women could fast track the alternative IT needs
  • Refining the language of risk
  • Security Zone: Cloud computing puts the spotlight on security architecture
  • Which IT suppliers will win in next 18 months?
  • Ten trends you cannot ignore
  • Freedom of action: preventing paralysis from risk
  • Career structures for IT professionals: HR toys or levers for change?
  • The new EU cookie rule – so, we need to get consent then?
  • Will a UK technology hub really rival Silicon Valley?
  • How to collaborate: Six lessons from BT Expedite
  • Beyond PCI DSS: Protecting more than just card data
  • Clearer visibility of product roadmaps improves IT planning
  • LTE: Will high speed mobile internet mean higher speed business?
  • Forrester: Harnessing mobile UC to transform the business
  • Hacking work: the businessman's Trojan
  • Security Zone: Mobile device management - chore or chance?
  • DNSSEC update
  • Spending Review: Prepare for the insider threat as staff are squeezed
  • Apps will make the smart grid worthwhile
  • Exploiting knowledge for project value
  • Time for the UK to act on cybercrime
  • Vote in the Computer Weekly IT Blog Awards 2010
  • The only way is tough – the future of data protection law
  • Tightening the reins – getting a grip on mobile device management
  • Mac vs PC: Which should I buy?
  • Why banks are wary of public clouds
  • How to avoid getting caught out by Oracle Unlimited Licence Agreements
  • Security Zone: Faking IT support
  • Make mobility standard business practice
  • The hidden costs of a private cloud
  • How the changing nature of IT sourcing will redefine CIO roles
  • What you need to know about the Equality Act 2010
  • 360°IT: CIO vs CIO - the evolution of the species
  • IT alignment – it’s not rocket science, it just takes passion
  • Security Zone: An open source approach to web application security
  • 360IT: Smart IT needs heroes
  • Six reasons why the NHS National Programme For IT failed
  • The problem with patents
  • Uncovering the hidden costs of fragmented data
  • Security think tank: Value added cloud security services
  • Wikileaks highlights need for better data access control
  • The growing security threat from mobile phone apps
  • Don’t just rely on technology to cut emissions, green IT is about people too
  • The Corporate IT Forum: Users are human and part of the risk matrix
  • 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
  • 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
  • IT contracts: standard terms & conditions explained
  • 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
  • Getting value from the CISO
  • UK unlikely to follow German approach to wireless networks
  • 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?
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