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Revealed: Which IT jobs will survive the credit crunch
News These could include specialist skills in storage, software reuse (as part of SOA) and mobile and wireless devices. The economic downturn will see an increase in demand for tech professionals specialising in IT... [29 Sep 2008]
LiMo adds Openwave browser to arsenal
News Wilkinson wrote: "Further, we plan to reuse many of the Openwave technologies in our Purple Labs Linux platform. Purple Labs, an increasingly prominent mobile Linux firm and a member of the LiMo Foundation, has bought... [07 Jul 2008]
The tech behind the Beijing 2008 Olympics
News We can reuse the expertise in other projects, what we do for the Olympics is not Olympics specific. Getting the technology behind the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games up and running has been more of a marathon rather than a... [08 May 2008]
New mobile masts to be drastically reduced
News However, he also said it would be essential to reuse "existing assets", adding: "The world doesn't need any more cell sites". However, he suggested that new technologies such as LTE would reuse around 80... [07 Mar 2008]
Recycling kit the way to greener IT?
News Gavin Whatrup, group IT director for advertising and marketing agency Creston, said: "We either reuse it within the group, for low level tasks, or use repurposing companies, to collect, recondition and ship to either... [18 Feb 2008]
WiMax joins 3G fold
News He said operators would want future wireless technology to be compatible and would therefore want to reuse their existing investment in infrastructure and radio spectrum. WiMax has effectively been folded into 3G's... [22 Oct 2007]
Tech recycling rubbished as "stupid"
News Speaking at a Green Computing in Practice roundtable, Dury added companies should instead reuse or donate obsolete IT equipment to developing countries - "if we can find a robust way to make sure it goes to the place we... [15 Oct 2007]
The carbon budget is coming...
News The WEEE Directive aims to encourage companies to recycle and reuse their old IT equipment. Every UK business must carbon budget when the Climate Change Bill comes before parliament over the next year. [12 Oct 2007]
Cheaper 3G in the frame as Ofcom consults
News The telecoms regulator has been under pressure from mobile operators O2 and Vodafone to let them reuse their 900MHz spectrum for 3G services. Ofcom has announced a consultation that could result in a drastic improvement... [20 Sep 2007]
Vista sales failing to sparkle
News Swenson said: "If I buy a new PC I can reuse old Windows software. Standalone unit sales of Vista at US retail stores were down 59.7 per cent compared with Windows XP, during each product's first six months on store... [12 Sep 2007]
Ofcom ushers in licence-free UWB
News This combination allows UWB to reuse frequencies already allocated to other radio technologies without causing or receiving interference. Home-communications devices using Ultrawideband wireless technology can be used... [13 Aug 2007]
Council cuts costs of wireless network testing
News The networks will be used to provide connectivity in locations where space is at a premium, or to convert and reuse spaces such as canteens as meeting rooms and work areas when they are not being used for their primary... [03 Aug 2007]
Recycling directive finally bites
News WEEE is an EU legislation aimed at forcing businesses and consumers to dispose of electronic gadgets in a responsible fashion - namely through increased recycling and reuse. The long-awaited, often delayed Waste... [02 Jul 2007]
ID cards scheme "getting out of control"
News For example the dropping of iris biometrics and reuse of existing government databases should have had a noticeable effect on the costs of the scheme but this is not the case, the LSE report claims. The UK's identity... [16 May 2007]
The Tote bets on SOA much more
News The SOA vision allows us to reuse them. UK betting organisation the Tote is adopting a service-oriented architecture (SOA) to improve customer service, and develop new products faster and more cheaply. [03 May 2007]
