Archive - 17 Oct 2005
'Technology a blessing and curse,' says former MI5 boss
Stella Rimington on data security, tracking mobile phones and getting 'the tap on the shoulder'
NB: Stella Rimmington
Dame Stella Rimmington has just finished speaking at the RSA Conference in Vienna. Interesting stuff...
Linux switch on track in Mannheim
Smoothly does it for Germany's "gentle migration"
NB: Email free Friday
An organisation which works to promote physical activity in England has warned that 'lazy' use of em...
NB: Financial Services Summit
News from the Financial Services IT Summit, going on today... A panel of experts have called for CIO...
Wanadoo and PlusNet go for high-speed LLU broadband
As BT gets a tongue lashing from watchdog
Empower your IT staff to make decisions
"They want you to get out of their way," says CIO
Peter Cochrane's Blog: The UK's a broadband leader. Really?
It's all in the definition...
CIOs must bridge gap between business and tech
And don't try to outsource the problem either
NB: Councils case study
Think your organisation's too small to attract a high-calibre IT services player? Perhaps you should...
Critical Windows patch causes 'serious problems'
Can wreak merry hell... but at least you'll be protected from exploits...
20,000 Scots flout mobile phone driving ban
Police to launch crackdown north of the border
NB: eBay addiction
Just can't get enough of that adrenaline-gripping buzz as you click 'Bid confirm'? Never fear, The P...
Nb: Ooo arrr
Where's the world's biggest Wi-Fi area? Taipei? Tokyo? New York? Nope. Rural Oregon. The Seattle ...
Outsourcing failures fuelled by IT department cynicism
'You just think we're a costly burden,' say IT managers
NB: Teens gone mad
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