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The Director's Cut: Adopt a school

The Director's Cut: Adopt a school

David Taylor on getting involved with schools - and securing UK IT's future... Read more

Oct 1, 2003

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Compulsory ID card trial scheme launched

Biometrics to be tested on volunteers Read more

Dec 3, 2003

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

CEO Duffield leaves PeopleSoft

'Nothing personal Larry, but I'm off...' Read more

Dec 29, 2004

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Update: Symbian names new CEO

Update: Symbian names new CEO

Veteran telecoms exec Nigel Clifford to take the helm... Read more

May 18, 2005

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

World's "wild" web sparks fears for the future

World's "wild" web sparks fears for the future

I spawned a monster, admits internet grandfather Read more

Jun 23, 2005

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Agenda Setters 2005: Where are they now... David Blunkett

Tucked away out of harm's way in the department of work and pensions Read more

Sep 14, 2005

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Leader: Are IT bosses ready to run the company?

Or does CIO still stand for 'career is over'? Read more

Jan 5, 2006

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Tories pledge to abolish ID cards

Tories pledge to abolish ID cards

"ID cards are wrong, they're a waste of money," says Cameron... Read more

Oct 3, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Reuters charges on with IT cost-cutting drive

Reuters charges on with IT cost-cutting drive

Hardware consolidation and virtualisation on the agenda, says CIO Read more

Oct 13, 2006

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