Bank of America's process architect Sean Cody outlines the challenges and the paybacks of Agile development
Human capital management software is directly helping organisations improve their performance and achieve strategic goals
Is the new wave of Internet-connected mobile devices carving out a gaping hole in enterprise security?
Effective global software sourcing involves getting the price/quality ratio right, say consultants Michael Bragen of SPR and Paul Michaels of Metri
A flaw in the Internet domain name system had some predicting doom. How was it averted and is there still danger?
Industry sustains robust growth rate
Does Infosys' acquisition of UK SAP consultancy Axon Group signal the start of the Indian IT services takeover?
Dell's global diversity drives a comeback, which Sun is keen to mimic. Plus, Novell earns its crust from open source and CA looks back on track
'White-label' social networks take the complexity out of Marketing 2.0
Internet test and measurement provider returns to revenue growth on back of mobile web
Newly-launched browser from search giant could point to an operating system for software-as-a-service applications
All the top stories from August 2008
Wikinomics-author Don Tapscott explains how the generation who have grown up taking the Internet for granted affects business
Email continues to be one of the greatest headaches for IT managers, but some causes of frustration are self-inflicted.
Integrating Web 2.0 technologies into the workplace is not always a smooth project
Pressure is rising on IT directors to extract more from their departments for less.
Mainframes looked like they were going the way of the betamax cartridge - but apparently not, according to a survey on the platform
There is no sign of the economic recession affecting IT spending, says Gartner
Just how much damage is IT doing to the environment? A new report investigates.
Intention and execution are very different when it comes to Web 2.0, as Gordon Brown has now learned
As the UK IT employment market tightens, IT executives are found to be among the most likely to work abroad
Rumours that HSBC Australia was considering replacing its Blackberry fleet with iPhones saw experts begin to question the security of popular mobile devices
An Information Age Business Insight supplement sponsored by Internation Business Wales
An Information Age Research Report in partnership with Sun Microsystems and Computacenter
A taxonomy of CIOs, cross-sector collaboration on cyber crime, cloud migration, Q&A: US Department of Defense
End user computing, Advanced Message Queueing Protocol, Cloud Security 2011, London Conference on Cyber Security
The organisational impact of social collaboration, IT in waste management, disrupting the content delivery network industry, Q&A: Thomson Reuters
Does SaaS threaten CIO control?, commercialising open data, the UK's Internet of Things industry, Q&A: Experian
Integrating risk with customer and finance data, The Future of the Data Centre, Q&A: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
The mobile executive, IT-CMF in action, data centre security, how the Macmillan Cancer Support manages information across multiple channels
Mobile payments, call centre management, Research report: security adoption, Q&A: Accenture CIO
What is big data?, the right to be forgotten, IT outsourcing in the energy sector, Q&A – Salvation Army UK
Cyber security skills, web applications, Managing IT Cost Effectively 2011, Q&A: Birmingham Airport
11 IT innovations for 2011, Information Age innovation awards, Global Tech Report 2011, testing the IT infrastructure for London Olympics 2012
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