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Human Germline Engineering - the Prospects for Commercial Development
White Paper Some people maintain that human manipulation is inevitable because what can be done will be done. In discussions of cloning and germline modification of animals, it’s easy to pretend that... [25 Feb 2004]
Integrated Outsourcing: Learn How to Get Your Products to Market Faster While Maximizing Internal Resources and Partnerships
White Paper This webcast talks of new ways to overcome the challenges of human capital constraints and time to market pressures. Integrated outsourcing can assist you in accelerating your product development, manufacture the... [03 Jul 2008]
Internet 'Snooping Bill' fails human rights audit
News Human rights lawyers commissioned by the Foundation for Information Policy Research and human rights organisation Justice have concluded the Bill, "will have the inevitable consequence... [22 Mar 2000]
Act now: bosses urged to meet Human Rights deadline
News Ian Kirby, partner at legal firm Arnold & Porter, said: "Contracts and terms of employment should be altered to take into account the Human Rights Act, but on a case by case basis. It is inevitable... [29 Sep 2000]
Brunel University's Business Class: Getting IT teams to work together better
Comment We have to recognise our very human tendency of sticking within comfort zones, understand the extent and limitations of these confines before we can break out of them. However, the human element is... [18 Jun 2003]
Privacy debate: RFID tags set for MP scrutiny
News But RFID is not only a data protection issue - in certain circumstances its implementation could also break European human rights law, said Dautlich, who explained that Section 8 of the Human Rights Act... [31 Jul 2003]
Devil's Advocate: To trust or not to trust machines?
Comment Indeed, accidents quite often happen because human beings do not behave like machines. But anybody involved with safety in that kind of environment is aware that the only solution is to accommodate human... [26 Jul 2005]
Leader: Three strikes and you're IT
Leader These are all human factors we must empathise with. There are others who may say it's the inevitable result of the BBC failing to modernise but such a reaction does not exclude empathy also. Often... [23 May 2005]
Product Overview of HATS High Availability
White Paper Human errors, operating system failures, computer hardware failures, and network failures are usually the cause for most unscheduled downtimes. Although scheduled downtime for system maintenance and upgrades are... [25 Feb 2004]
High Availability Whitepaper
White Paper Human errors, operating system failures, computer hardware failures, and network failures are usually the cause for most unscheduled downtimes. Although scheduled downtime for system maintenance and upgrades are... [25 Feb 2004]
Clinton holds hacker war talks
News As long as there's technology out there being developed and changed it's inevitable that human error will create a vulnerability which people will exploit. US President Bill Clinton is meeting with... [14 Feb 2000]
Dear silicon.com... open source vs MS, budget overruns, the iPhone, patents...
Comment It's human nature. It's inevitable. What's got silicon.com readers reaching for their keyboards this week? Reader Comments of the Week showcases how our users are responding to the latest tech news and... [20 Sep 2007]
Oracle CEO urges standardisation of European tax laws
News You don't need individual human resource or accounting people - you can have one global accounting team. Jonathan Steel, chairman of the Bathwick Group, backed Ellison's claim: "It's inevitable that... [28 Jun 1999]
Blunkett and privacy groups clash over surveillance technology
News The increased use of surveillance technology will result in violence and civil disobedience, according to human rights watchdog Privacy International. I don’t like the idea of such a confrontation between citizens,... [25 Jun 2003]
Devil’s Advocate: You're never alone with a portal
Comment But should we be wary of increasingly less frequent human interaction? But we might still want to ask some questions about just how much of our lives we want to consist in interactions with computer screens rather than... [20 Apr 2004]
