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ManagementRetaining the stars of IT
Jim Mortleman investigates the innovative techniques IT leaders are using to hang on to their star performers 20 Nov 2008
ManagementClouds darken outlook for Vista's successor
Windows 7 looks like being an improvement on Vista, but economic and environmental concerns may mean few enterprises will rush to adopt it 20 Nov 2008
Public SectorEU police in the dock over data sharing
Poor integration and lax practices are jeopardising EU efforts to fight international crime 20 Nov 2008
Have lessons of last year's HMRC fiasco sunk in?
Safeguarding privacy requires a good understanding of both technology and human psychology, says Nigel Jones 20 Nov 2008
Time to hone your sourcing skills
IT leaders can turn the recession to their advantage by flexing their bargaining muscle 20 Nov 2008
How to ensure a smooth converged comms transition
Convergence strategies must be planned carefully, implemented gradually, and follow a clear business plan, writes Josie Sephton 18 Nov 2008
Will poor integration derail smart tickets?
Next year could prove to be make or break for plans to have a nationwide smart ticketing scheme in place in time for the 2012 Games, writes Angelica Mari 13 Nov 2008
Charity puts relief work on the map
MapAction is using the latest in geographic information technology to bring speedy relief to disaster victims, writes Tom Young 12 Nov 2008
Offering job flexibility is good business sense
Employers would attract more women if they were better at managing career breaks, writes Jan Peters 13 Nov 2008
Outlook for NHS IT is far from healthy
Visiting a flagship hospital fails to inspire confidence in the health service’s new patient record systems 13 Nov 2008
Technology can help avoid human error
Reducing the burden on IT support staff can ensure they have time for urgent problems, says Urvesh Lakhani 13 Nov 2008
The IT industry can revive the economy
IT has untapped potential that could be of huge benefit in a recession 13 Nov 2008
Broadcasting calls the shots
The growing importance of rich media content in business communications means advances in broadcasting technology have an increasing bearing on enterprise IT, writes David Neal 11 Nov 2008
Stay connected through converged comms
A growing number of firms are driving up productivity and creating new business opportunities by using IP-based technologies to break down communication barriers, writes Martin Courtney 11 Nov 2008
Case study: HSBC
HSBC is banking on unified communications to remove its interoperability issues 11 Nov 2008
Computing Awards for Excellence 2008 - the winners
The best individuals, teams, departments, companies and projects in UK IT have been rewarded at the Oscars of the IT industry 06 Nov 2008
Is the online retail boom slowing?
Figures from the government suggest fewer people are using the internet to make purchases than two years ago, writes Tom Young 06 Nov 2008
Banking on progress through IT
Tom Young talks to Ken Harvey, chief technology and services officer at HSBC, about the bank’s scheme to transfer all its systems to one platform 06 Nov 2008
Windows 7 means business
Expectations for the new Windows operating system are high 06 Nov 2008
Every cloud has a silver lining
In tough economic times, it is the unprepared that often suffer most. Reason, then, for some technology leaders to remain cheerful 06 Nov 2008
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FeaturesRetaining the stars of IT
Jim Mortleman investigates the innovative techniques IT leaders are using to hang on to their star performers 20 Nov 2008
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Windows 7 looks like being an improvement on Vista, but economic and environmental concerns may mean few enterprises will rush to adopt it 20 Nov 2008
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