• Byte Night 2011: Why size doesn't matter for CSR
  • The elephant in IT's room
  • Rumours of the PC's death are greatly exaggerated
  • Data breaches: Steps businesses need to take to protect data
  • Byte Night 2011: Using technology to create a digital democracy
  • Security Zone: Conquering password paranoia
  • It is time for new IT suppliers for government
  • Let the taxman pay your software development costs
  • Making cuts count through efficient processes
  • Green technology offers network managers cost-reduction and operational benefits
  • Service management: we are all judged on service delivery
  • Underinvestment erodes UK knowledge economy and blunts competitive edge
  • Are you ready to respond to a security breach?
  • Byte Night 2011: Why IT matters
  • English is the second language of CIOs
  • Top skills for IT managers - Part 4: Financial and Outcome Management
  • Security Zone: Planning is the key to successfully implement data governance
  • Why IT leaders need to prepare for the Bribery Act
  • Back to the future with government ID plans
  • Security profession must banish flu symptoms with nimble risk-based decisions
  • Top five tips for gTLD strategy: What does Icann's decision mean for your business?
  • ITSM and social media: maintaining best practice and adding business value
  • Seven trends in public sector procurement that are scaring suppliers
  • The IT team of the future: Jack of all trades, but certainly not master of none
  • Cutting costs with variable SLAs
  • When an IT function does as little technology as possible
  • What are the opportunities mCommerce offers?
  • An evolutionary approach to cloud computing
  • Don’t listen to marketing – IT is working
  • PCI DSS v2.0: How does it affect your web application security testing?
  • Open University prepares students for the business-focused reality of IT
  • Top skills for IT managers - Part 3: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
  • Seven critical elements to maintaining a balance between regulation and innovation
  • Consumerism and productivity: How to deal with employees' devices in the workplace
  • No excuses for Lockheed Martin cyber attack
  • The cookies monster: How to deal with the new cookies law
  • Byte Night 2011: IT takes to the streets in the fight against youth homelessness
  • Can in-memory computing answer the big questions about Big Data?
  • Opinion: Personal device momentum will challenge traditional mobile sourcing strategies
  • Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden backs online micro-finance initiative
  • Seven steps to successful negotiation for IT buyers
  • Rationalising software licencing in the virtual age
  • Security Zone: Best of breed versus single vendor solutions creates challenge and opportunity
  • Top skills for IT managers - Part 2: Advanced Communication and Interpersonal Skills
  • How evolved is IT in your company?
  • CIOs are from Mars, CMOs are from Venus? Not any more
  • What is the point of BDUK?
  • Unglamorus batch processing is 'the new sexy' for financial services IT
  • Gartner: Combine strategy and leadership to maximise the contribution of IT
  • Security zone: Extending compliance to the cloud
  • Funding for IT businesses - where and how to get it
  • IT teams signing up to CARE IT Adventure Challenge
  • Spectrum auction ignores delivery, quality, timescale issues
  • Forrester's four steps for CISOs marketing security
  • Delivering IT for economic recovery
  • Top skills for IT managers - Part 1: Establishing a business mindset
  • How technology can make or break a carve-out
  • How tablets are transforming how SAP runs SAP
  • Interview: Askar Sheibani, CEO of Comtek - People need to change their ways on e-waste
  • Getting to grips with software licencing
  • 10 steps to get Internet Explorer 9 going
  • High touch is just as important as high tech
  • Check your software licence agreement for these common flaws
  • Guide for employers on the abolition of the default retirement age (part 1)
  • Guide for employers on the abolition of the default retirement age (part 2)
  • Security zone: Mobile malware is already costing you money
  • Prepare for the mobile wallet
  • New assurance standard required for cloud confidence
  • Lessons from the NAO's report on government IT
  • Are you a natural risk taker? Take our free personality test to find out
  • Rising values must drive change on software patentability issue
  • Software engineering, but not as we know it
  • ECJ trade mark ruling lets eBay off the hook
  • Increase in IT jobs continues into 2011
  • Security sceptics should 'just say yes'
  • The business impact of TMMi
  • Opinion: Key role for IT in M&A success
  • Is it time for IT professionals to return to the City?
  • IT governance and mobile technology
  • Review: WikiLeaks - Inside Julian Assange's war on secrecy
  • How can we find the new recruits that IT needs?
  • Global sourcing trends in 2011
  • Justifying your cloud investment: high-performance computing
  • Software as a service can breed dependency so choose suppliers with care
  • Security Zone: DLP – Did we miss the point?
  • IT skills require industry engagement
  • 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
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