Archive - 25 Aug 2005
Leader: Faith in the next generation?
3G paying off as 4G arrives on the scene
NB intellect gcse
But IT supplier group Intellect has said the UK needs to rethink education policies. It says school ...
NB: GCSE ICT pass rates
It's GCSE results day today and The Guardian is reporting that Information and communication ...
Companies splash out millions on IP networks
Train companies, lawyers and gas companies all spending
NB: Firefox at DWP
The web is no longer dominated by Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. When government departments...
NB: CIO Jury is in
The jury is in... silicon.com's CIO Jury votes 10-2 that costly compliance projects are worth the in...
CIO Jury: Are high compliance costs worth it?
IT chiefs see long-term benefits despite short-term headache
VoIP muscles in on telcos' traditional business
As tech wins mainstream acceptance
NB: NYC terror tech
The New York City subway is taking a page out of the London Underground's book and preparing to spen...
NYC subway gets $212m high-tech anti-terror scanners
Lockheed Martin to start work developing and deploying system
NB: Upcoming
Lots of networking contract wins in the news today. More of those later - plus a CIO Jury which show...
NB: Carly's new job
It seems Carly Fiorina, ex-head of HP, is off the dole once more. The ousted boss of Hewlett-Packard...
NB: McCue Interview
silicon.com chief reporter Andy McCue sits down with Preston City Council IT chief Peter Ryder for t...
Massive ID theft ring still operating
FBI still chasing keylogger that has affected 27,000 so far...
The McCue Interview: Preston City Council IT chief Peter Ryder
Wireless cities, the digital divide, real ale and a crumbling bus station...
Google calls in legal heavies for Microsoft fight
Bruce Lees of litigation join ex-exec battle
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