Westminster computing put on size-zero diet
Whitehall's green IT champion doesn't like pies with his chips
Revealed: The apps you'll have on your phone in 2012
Find out what you'll be packing - and the applications your company needs to prepare for
UK ID cards rollout hit by delay as launch date revealed
Target for Greater Manchester cards is missed
£500,000 fine coming for businesses that lose data?
Watchdog gets teeth - but only after more than 700 data breaches
The software that can save you big bucks? You've already got it
How ERP can clobber CO2 and cut costs to boot...
UK web snooping plans: Full steam ahead
News in brief: Government ploughs on with Interception Modernisation Programme
'Don't just outsource the problem when you outsource IT'
Get the strategy right first, public sector told
Bletchley Park's World War Two codebreakers in their own words
A journey from the Colossus computer room to the battlefields of Europe
Europe: Brace yourself for a telecoms overhaul
News in brief: European Parliament agrees to reform package
Covert surveillance must be reserved for serious crimes, says government
News in brief: Councils must cut back on using Ripa powers to catch petty offenders
Whose IT budget has been hit the hardest?
The winners and losers in tech spending revealed
Why the UK will never create a Google, Microsoft or Oracle
CIO Jury: Brains are not enough to create a British software powerhouse
£39m boost for London Olympics' emergency comms
Airwave beefed up in time for 2012 Games...
'Incompetent': Watchdog's verdict on prisoner database
News in brief: Parliament's Public Accounts Committee slams C-Nomis
Taxman to save £110m by taking an axe to its IT estate
HMRC trims one of UK's largest outsourcing contracts
'UK must up privacy safeguards following Phorm'
News in brief: Government must boost privacy safeguards
Parking in the West End goes contactless
Wave and pay on trial with Westminster City Council
Full steam ahead for plans to cut off file-sharers
News in brief: Peter Mandelson confirms government plans to ban repeated offenders
Why CIOs are saying yes to open source software
Open source finds favour with IT chiefs - but what about end users?
How will you use Google Wave? Recruiting, decision-making, dealing with complaints
Wave's co-creator on why businesses are already eyeing Google's collaboration platform
Olympics tech team gets ready to put London 2012 IT through its paces
Gearing up for the Games: Integration labs, datacentres and increasing staff
'Cross-border shopping must be made easier'
News in brief: EC calls for simplified retailing
Monitoring staff email and internet: The dos and don'ts
Should you be keeping an eye on the inboxes of your workers or not?
Blocked: BBC plan to share iPlayer with rivals
Back to the drawing board, says watchdog
Windows 7: Who's adopting it, when and why?
Hasta la Vista... Redmond's latest OS set to trample on predecessor
It's a dog's life for police BlackBerrys
Eaten by dogs and run over by cars: find out how smartphones are adjusting to life out on the beat
ID cards: 10,000 Brits want to sign up
Out of 61 million? Well, that's a start...
Virtualisation: How to get real benefits from your virtual investment
Cutting the connection between the hardware and operating system can bring big benefits - but beware the pitfalls
Tax-refund phishing scams hit an all-time high
HMRC warns users to avoid getting duped by fake cashback offers
Next-gen IP kicks off in Europe
News in brief: First EU agency starts IPv6 ball rolling
Telecoms worker? You're in demand. Techie? Not so much
Job market research reveals spike in telecoms vacancies
It's down to you to save the world, IT industry
Brussels calls on tech to cut its own carbon - and help everyone else do the same
NHS bodies outsource payroll in £12m deals
Eight new customers for NHS SBS
Bletchley Park WWII codebreakers honoured
Foreign Secretary meets veterans who helped crack the Engima
Home Office inks £430m deals with Atos Origin, Fujitsu
£100m shaved off tech costs
BBC names new CIO as part of tech shake-up
And promotes from within...
LHC restart on track for November
The countdown is on to more particle colliding…
UK lagging in 25th place in global broadband stakes
South Korea is king of the fat pipes according to study of worldwide broadband quality
'New tech? Not for me': CIOs running scared in the recession
Wait and see is the downturn motto for IT chiefs
Where to make the biggest bucks working in IT
Which sectors are best for your pay packet?
How to avoid getting burned when outsourcing
Telltale ways of spotting the danger signs with BPO suppliers
Bletchley Park lands £460,000 funding boost from lottery
Home of WWII codebreakers gets cash for restoration
Is open source software finding a home in Whitehall?
Public sector use of open source could soon get a boost
Xerox snaps up ACS in $6.4bn deal
Another multibillion-dollar acquisition in the fight for services dominance
Agenda Setters 2009
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