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Evesham pins bankruptcy blame on Brown

Goodbye, HCI... Read more

Aug 7, 2007

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

'Give your staff PCs at home', government tells bosses

'We'll chuck in some tax breaks as a sweetener...' Read more

Jan 19, 2004

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Leader: PC giveaway to win over tech have-nots

Leader: PC giveaway to win over tech have-nots

The kids are alright... Read more

Jan 19, 2004

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Small firms slam 'Give your staff PCs at home' scheme

Small firms slam 'Give your staff PCs at home' scheme

Say suppliers looking for big bucks, not small companies Read more

Feb 3, 2004

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Will your boss be giving you a home PC?

Will your boss be giving you a home PC?

Home Computing Initiative appealing to more IT chiefs... but beware some pitfalls... Read more

Feb 15, 2005

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Interest in home working schemes rockets

1,250 organisations loaning PCs to staff Read more

Jan 20, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

BT staff take home 30,000 PCs

Home Computing Initiative aims to boost flexible working at telco... Read more

Mar 14, 2006

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Treasury reconsiders IT skills incentives

After backlash for scrapping Home Computer Initiative... Read more

Apr 3, 2006

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Treasury denies PC tax plan

More red tape for business? Read more

May 4, 2006

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Luddite government slows UK knowledge economy

Scrapping of HCI is "horrifying" proof, says Intellect president Read more

May 11, 2006

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