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Blogs Training not a matter of degrees Employers are too quick cry 'skills shortage' when they can't pluck fully formed candidates from the talent pool 19 Jun
Blogs New GCIO expected soon It may well be sooner rather than later for a new government chief information officer 17 Jun
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Blogs The Internet of Things and what might be There is a dizzying array of possibilities for the emerging Internet of Things 11 Jun
Blogs The US digital dilemma Surveillance culture and protectionist policies are harming competitiveness in Europe and beyond 11 Jun
Blogs WWDC: Five things we expect to see Music will top the agenda at this week’s conference, but there is scope for a few surprises as well 8 Jun
Blogs Orchestral manoeuvres in the IT department HP's plan for 'composable infrastructure' makes the right noises, but are they in the right order? 5 Jun
Blogs The ostrich theory of security A Red C survey has found that most businesses still do not have the right training or legal policies in place to deal with a cybersecurity crisis 29 May
Blogs #hometovote is where the heart is The marriage equality referendum is being reflected, not affected by social media 22 May
Blogs Beating the customer service blame game How you deal with complaints says a lot about your business' overall level of service 13 May
Blogs The future of computing There are a few candidates emerging for what the future of computing might be 11 May
Blogs Nutanix, Atlantis and the battle for VDI The hyper converged infrastructure market is getting interesting... at last 7 May
Blogs Sky not liking Big Data for the small screen The broadcaster is sticking to the old ways when it comes to what we watch on TV 6 May
Blogs Middlemen under siege Managers need to do some soul searching when it comes to IT security 23 Apr
Blogs Mobile apps: permissions and forgiveness When a mobile app requests access to something, should it be all or nothing? 22 Apr
Blogs CEOs need down to Earth salary expectations The tech sector is uniquely placed to address income disparity 15 Apr
Blogs Certified by LinkedIn The social network is about to become the world's biggest corporate training body 10 Apr
Blogs SMEs and the cloud: are they bothered? Looking at why smaller businesses outside the capital are not engaging with cloud 9 Apr
Blogs The great TLD landgrab A new round of top level domains is causing a reputation management headache 25 Mar
Blogs Sweeping away Safe Harbour Europe-v-facebook's campaign shows up how a company's corporate asset is a government's surveillance opportunity 24 Mar
Blogs HP shows breaking up is not so hard to do Meg Whitman has successfully sold the idea of a company split, three years after the same idea got her predecessor fired 18 Mar
Blogs Banging drums It is very reassuring when the drums you’ve been banging become a chorus, not a din 13 Mar
Blogs Currency clash The weakening euro could force a change in how US companies price their products on this side of the Atlantic 11 Mar
Blogs Five things we learned from Apple’s Watch reveal There was plenty of news from San Francisco but it wasn't all about wearables 10 Mar
Blogs Clarity in strategy The recent strategy document for public service ICT is refreshingly clear and focused 9 Mar
Blogs Poking about in Windows 10 Build 9926 gives a clear indication of direction, if not an endpoint 6 Mar
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