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Blogs Looking back in despair Being a little reflective at this time of year is customary, just don’t let it put you off your dinner 15 Dec
Blogs The new domino theory Channel partners could do with a lesson in Cold War politics to understand the new security landscape 10 Dec
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Blogs Apprenticeships and ICT Could the inclusion of certain ICT roles in the apprenticeship system tackle shortages and snobbery? 19 Nov
Blogs Big Data failure Is there a threat to Big Data efforts as current business woes lead to a questioning of value? 17 Nov
Blogs YouTube finally tunes in to music Google's plan has industry support, now it needs subscribers 14 Nov
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