- Fraud suit blights Dell’s new success
- Fujitsu dropped from NHS IT project
- Email tops security concerns
- ID card vendor shortlist announced
- Information integrity
- In search of integrity
- Spreadsheet creep
- Right on the money
- Stellar analytics
- Live and direct
- Opaque views
- Information orchestration
- The information curve
- A strategic resource
- Information fusion
- Wal-Mart begins global SAP rollout
- Future of Software 2008
- May 2008
- Service economics
- Cloud computing
- Fixing the user interface
- Into the blue
- The new software agenda
- Embedded value
- Clear for take-off
- Old wine in new bottles
- Update - RIM denies opening BlackBerry to Indian government
- Code glitch implicated in credit crunch
- IT wage increase skips bottom rung
- Virtual recalibration
- White Stuff streamlines data network
- Valentino's designer ERP
- The Jericho Forum's demolition framework
- European data centres greener than in the US
- RDBMS demand still strong
- CRM back in vogue
- 'Enterprise 2.0' boom approaching
- Denmark tops world IT ranking
- Software-as-a-service enters the mainstream
- Open protest
- Flying with black swans
- SAP denies SaaS investment climb-down
- EMC foresees flash drive tipping point
- Mobile PCs help manufacturers weather economic storm
- The death of the (open) Internet
- Information Age Index April 2008
- NHS IT project will be four years late
- Consolidating WAN acceleration
- Profits squeezed in tech sector
- Check Point capitalises on independent agenda
- Parallels out from under the radar
- Omniture puts web analytics in an IT-free zone
- Month in review
- Gender gap
- Energy lockdown
- Google backs IPv6 to save the web
- US drives strong IT services growth
- Largest ever SaaS deal signed
- UK students deserting IT, report finds
- HP buys EDS
- Information Commissioner gains power to fine
- Unilever promotes IT to partner role
- Software & training blamed for T5 debacle
- Voice analysis technology to tackle benefit cheats
- Belgium reports Chinese cyber attack
- Watch the Future of Software online
- Tech talent heading to Asia - HP’s Hurd
- IT seen as antisocial
- UK consumers hate offshoring
- Tax details of every Italian published online
- Memory component breakthrough from HP
7 January 2009
Article Directory - May 2008
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