Martin Brampton
The Brampton Factor: Licensed to bill
Have software licences and anti-piracy gone too far?

Tags: licensing, piracy, software

Naked CIO
The Naked CIO: Is open source dead?
Or has it just retired to a cosy spot in web and network security…

Tags: applications, open source

Peter Cochrane
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Airport insecurity
How good are the systems at our international airports?

Tags: travel, airports, security

Bob Tarzey
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Just how distributed is your business?
Get a handle on network demands…

Tags: distributed working, networks

Louella Fernandes
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Print issues in black and white
Managed print services may pay off…

Tags: managed services, outsourcing, printers

Naked CIO
Naked CIO: The true cost of IT
Why business cases often don't work…

Tags: value, cost allocation, projects, departments

Martin Atherton
Why IT must escape the belt-tightening
Cut tech budgets at your peril…

Tags: value, recession, budgets

Steve Ranger
Editor's Blog: Signs of terminal decline at T5?
Don't read too much into the problems at Heathrow...

Tags: project, t5, ba

Steve Boyle
Are rogue traders an inevitable evil?
Opinion: Managers must increase diligence to beat fraud

Tags: fraud, societe generale, rogue trader

Duncan Pithouse
Legal Eye: Could you end up footing your e-crime bill?
Sloppy users could pick up tab for online losses…

Tags: online banking, fraud, e-crime

Naked CIO
The Naked CIO: Crunch time for large projects
When to pull back from the brink…

Tags: testing, measuring value, failure, projects

Peter Cochrane
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Eating your own dog food
How do so many designers get it so badly wrong?

Tags: pilots, design, testing, t5

Margaret Harvey
How will your deal weather a downturn?
Here's an outsourcing contract checklist…

Tags: contracts, downturn, suppliers, outsourcing

Diogo Rau
Centralised or decentralised IT?
Or is there a third way...

Tags: centralisation, software, development

Simon Moores
People are mugs over identity theft
Social network data makes life too easy for fraudsters

Tags: social networks, fraud, identity theft, security

Naked CIO
The Naked CIO: Boardroom stereotypes
I may have a seat at the table but I'm still just the IT guy…

Tags: careers, boardroom, stereotypes, board

Martin Brampton
The Brampton Factor: Licensed to bill
Have software licences and anti-piracy gone too far?

Tags: licensing, piracy, software

Naked CIO
The Naked CIO: Is open source dead?
Or has it just retired to a cosy spot in web and network security…

Tags: applications, open source

Peter Cochrane
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Airport insecurity
How good are the systems at our international airports?

Tags: travel, airports, security

Bob Tarzey
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Just how distributed is your business?
Get a handle on network demands…

Tags: distributed working, networks

Louella Fernandes
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Print issues in black and white
Managed print services may pay off…

Tags: managed services, outsourcing, printers

Naked CIO
Naked CIO: The true cost of IT
Why business cases often don't work…

Tags: value, cost allocation, projects, departments

Martin Atherton
Why IT must escape the belt-tightening
Cut tech budgets at your peril…

Tags: value, recession, budgets

Steve Ranger
Editor's Blog: Signs of terminal decline at T5?
Don't read too much into the problems at Heathrow...

Tags: project, t5, ba

Steve Boyle
Are rogue traders an inevitable evil?
Opinion: Managers must increase diligence to beat fraud

Tags: fraud, societe generale, rogue trader

Duncan Pithouse
Legal Eye: Could you end up footing your e-crime bill?
Sloppy users could pick up tab for online losses…

Tags: online banking, fraud, e-crime