• Thought for the day:The ageist agenda behind recession
  • The case for contractors
  • Mega deals struggle with change
  • Connected: Time to turn on to wireless?
  • Thought for the day:The art of the contract
  • UK taxpayers deserve better
  • End this CSA debacle
  • Thought for the day:Linux - It's time to lose the beard!
  • Thought for the day:Indian summer of outsourcing
  • Behind Closed Doors:IT projects don't always mean business
  • Thought for the day:When too much information hampers the police
  • Thought for the day:When is a process not a process?
  • Few tears shed for contractors
  • Free MS upgrades are meaningless to most users
  • Getting Wired:Real opens up online media battle
  • Thought for the day:Is anybody working?
  • Thought for the day:More aggregation, less aggravation
  • Connected: The high price of GPRS
  • Thought for the day: Have flat management structures gone flat?
  • Half-time in our toughest year
  • Send in the tigers to fix public sector IT projects
  • Thought for the day:Lack of broadband is leaving us gridlocked
  • Thought for the day:Put a check in the post
  • Thought for the day:No holiday for the business
  • Thought for the day:Brits get uptight in laid-back Europe
  • Thought for the day:Open day at the Office
  • Thought for the day:Business travel's going nowhere
  • Security for free: Don't trust everything in e-mail
  • Thought for the day:In light of the bottom line
  • Thought for the day:Tend it like Beckham
  • Thought for the day:Pass the e-mail parcel
  • MoD remains unaccountable
  • Opinion:Cash transfusion is not the right remedy for NHS IT
  • Thought for the day:Protect and survive Web services
  • Thought for the day:A little e-government is a dangerous thing
  • Thought for the day:Computer science and the Class of 2002
  • Thought for the day:The same but different
  • Inland Revenue is over a barrel
  • Telcos: All things to all men?
  • Behind Closed Doors:Valuable data or just plain sludge?
  • Thought for the day:The speed of state spending
  • Opinion: Winning the Linux gamble
  • The confusion over Web services
  • New online services standards will alleviate businesses' security fears
  • Your office could be anywhere
  • Palladium: prison or protector?
  • XML: the next generation
  • Thought for the day:Don't trash Microsoft Office just yet
  • Sans are not just for the big players
  • Thought for the day:Bring back people
  • Extend Whitehall blunder controls
  • Getting Wired: The ever-expanding empire of XML
  • Security for free: Don't let staff download files
  • Inside track: Gear up for best business practice
  • Thought for the day:It's good to talk . . . if you can
  • Child's play?
  • Thought for the Day:Time for a standardised Web
  • Thought for the day:The take-away economy
  • Comment: A blast from the past
  • Challenges for today's CIO: Outsourcing
  • Thought for the day:Not enough grey on top?
  • Westminster must follow Islamabad
  • Will you sink or swim in a sea of e-mail?
  • Help to bridge the digital divide
  • Is your company ready to upgrade its ERP?
  • Intrusion detection systems are overhyped and underdelivered
  • Technology for travelling light
  • Thought for the day:Government's woolly Web policy
  • Microsoft and Liberty Alliance are hijacked on the road to Damascus
  • Thought for the day:Mobile phones - good servants, bad masters
  • Behind Closed Doors: What the Dickens does your budget look like?
  • Thought for the day:Beware Trojan Horses, stick with plastic giraffes
  • Thought for the day:Spanners in the procurement works
  • Users quail in the face of Microsoft
  • Thought for the day: Silverstream lining for Novell?
  • Thought for the day:Fear or freedom?
  • Thought for the day:RIP our freedoms
  • Don't bury your head in the sand
  • Don't be afraid of IT - just do it
  • Keep cool over interactivity
  • IBM tries on a utility hat
  • Thought for the day:Technology needs ethics
  • Don't just sit there
  • Thought for the day:Dead CEOs Society
  • Thought for the day:Dragging our heels on spam
  • Thought for the day:Ten golden rules for outsourcing
  • Next move: How do I get back into IT?
  • Foreign language skills open IT career options
  • Overseas postings look good on CV
  • Opinion:Brand new opportunities for business
  • Blair must act to stop an injustice
  • What is the W3C doing now?
  • No tears shed for this downturn
  • Thought for the day:Taxing issues for e-government
  • Thought for the Day:Happy with your lot?
  • Behind Closed Doors:Land of hope and IT glory?
  • Barclays pay cuts - cute or callous?
  • Thought for the day:Delivering on the roadmap
  • Beware proprietary data formats
  • Will W3C bow to the royalty?
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