Information Age's 2012 reader survey reveals the UK IT management profession's priorities for the coming year
Cloud computing did not see a landslide of adoption in 2011, but concrete examples of cloud in action are now abundant
Both IT departments and the hardware industry will continue to struggle with the smartphone and tablet revolution in 2012
Technology is emerging that helps organisations analyse more data at greater spead. But do mainstream business really need it?
Despite the fact that it has now been around for years, social media continues to disrupt technologies and organisational hierarchies
There are signs that data management is eclipsing applications as the IT department’s primary focus
Hacktivists and cyber criminals continued to make a mockery of the security practices of some of the world's most respected organisations in 2011
A look back at some of the worst infringements of data protection by businesses and the public sector last year
Many advocates of open data were dismayed by developments in 2011
The UK’s coming smart meter roll-out will set the precedent on how much control individuals have over data collected by ‘smart’ systems
Outsourcing was back in vogue in 2011 but a movement to address the IT skills gap in the UK began in earnest
Analysts are predicting that technology trends will further dimiinsh the CIO's control over IT procurement
The Effective IT Report 2011: Which IT strategies did Information Age readers adopt in 2010, and what does the coming year hold?
Cloud computing from Japan, IT trends in the legal sector and is enterprise 2.0 dead?
Transforming IT cost management, the impact of virtualisation on storage, how Cambridge became the UK's technology hub
Recruiting the IT leaders of tomorrow, steps to data governance, IT in the pharmaceuticals industry, How BA uses Agile
Enteprise mobile applications, in-memory databases, eight steps to data governance, IT cost control
Seven ways technology can make business more energy efficient, collective intelligence, Conference report: the Future of the Data Centre
The evolution of outsourcing, social media analytics, software development frameworks, Q&A – Aviva Europe
Data centre Smart Grid, visual analytics, Hosting & Managed Services – conference report, Washington DC's open data initiative
Complex event processing and sensors, IT security in the cloud, data management industry analysis, Q&A - Virgin Trains
The return of pre-integrated system 'stacks', unified communications and social media, Seminar report: Managing IT Cost Effectively, Q&A - Royal Mail
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