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CommunicationsOn a quest to build a connected society
BT Design’s JP Rangaswami talks to Gareth Morgan about his pivotal role in the telecoms giant’s efforts to deliver universal broadband and his plans to tap into the creativity of the open source community 04 Dec 2008
SecurityWatchdog wants IT to cure privacy woes
Information Commissioner Richard Thomas is urging organisations to put privacy protection at the top of their procurement and development criteria 04 Dec 2008
CommunicationsCIOs must embrace collaboration tools
Author Don Tapscott gives Angelica Mari his reasons for promoting social networking tools and says transparency is the key to security 04 Dec 2008
Web 2.0 has potential to transform staff training
Employees can sharpen their IT skills through using the latest interactive training tools, writes Colin McDonald 04 Dec 2008
Data watchdog must prepare to be hounded
The next Information Commissioner will have to cope with intense scrutiny from the media and politicians 04 Dec 2008
Hot Seat: Malcolm Waite
Malcolm Waite is an IT project director at Devon and Cornwall Constabulary, which has 6,500 users across 184 sites 04 Dec 2008
Solid as a rock - business continuity in a global manufacturer
From power supply problems in Nigeria to email availability in Stockport, PZ Cussons is prepared for anything 02 Dec 2008
IT leaders must stand by India
A sense of perspective is the most important response from IT leaders to the attacks in Mumbai 04 Dec 2008
Should CRM be more sociable?
As vendors rush to add more social networking bells and whistles to their CRM products, some experts warn that users must tread carefully when venturing into online communities 03 Dec 2008
Case study: Clifford Chance
Law firm implements Sun platform and reduces datacentres to gain efficiency and cost synergies 03 Dec 2008
Case study: eSpares and business continuity
Online electricals business has managed to decrease its downtime 02 Dec 2008
NHS trust recovers from server overdose
Virtualisation technology breathed new life into East Lancashire's cost-intensive system 02 Dec 2008
Storm warning
Consumers will no doubt be blown away by RIM’s first touch-screen BlackBerry, but usability issues mean business users are likely to be less keen, writes Daniel Robinson 02 Dec 2008
Q&A - ntl:Telewest Business managing director Stephen Beynon
The cable provider's chief talks about the future of next-generation broadband access in the UK 28 Nov 2008
Guns for hire
David Neal explores the world of interim CIOs and discovers why more firms are turning to them to spur on IT-led change 27 Nov 2008
Standard Life learns from past offshoring mistakes
Insurer has put a tight management regime in place to ensure its overseas partner delivers 27 Nov 2008
DWP taken to task for IT record
The Work and Pensions’ select committee has lambasted the DWP over its string of failed and poorly planned IT projects 27 Nov 2008
Hot Seat: Jain Giles
Jain Giles is head of IT at audio equipment maker Naim Audio, where she is responsible for providing system support to 150 people 27 Nov 2008
Hard times increase the need for vigilance
The economic downturn will place extra strain on companies’ IT security systems, warns Rob Rowlingson 27 Nov 2008
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AnalysisOn a quest to build a connected society
BT Design’s JP Rangaswami talks to Gareth Morgan about his pivotal role in the telecoms giant’s efforts to deliver universal broadband and his plans to tap into the creativity of the open source community 04 Dec 2008
AnalysisWatchdog wants IT to cure privacy woes
Information Commissioner Richard Thomas is urging organisations to put privacy protection at the top of their procurement and development criteria 04 Dec 2008
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