Archive - 16 Mar 2006
NB: Microsoft files pirating suits
Microsoft has filed a clutch of lawsuits against eBay sellers for - it alleges - selling pirated cop...
ID cards battle deadlocked
Row over compulsion continues as MPs throw bill back to the Lords...
Capgemini offers to manage your smart phones
Help for IT departments deploying Windows-based devices
RFID viruses? Don't panic
Dutch researchers' proof of concept needn't derail rollouts...
BlackBerry outages 'due to software upgrade'
Customers vent spleen at loss of service...
Analysis: The CIO's legacy IT nightmare
Nurture old systems or ditch them? And how to find the right balance?
Quocirca's Straight Talking: RFID - what can it do for the business?
Focus on the process, not the technology...
Short-term cost-cutting still key outsourcing driver
But that's a dangerous route to go down, warns Gartner...
NB: 10 per cent of uni students use net to cheat
According to a new survey into rates of cheating, around 10 per cent of UK university students admit...
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