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NewsIT managers driving a harder bargain on server purchases
Downturn is already affecting IT buying patterns, says IDC 05 Dec 2008
NewsNorwich Union closes Hitachi storage deal
Four-year agreement will support datacentre move 03 Dec 2008
Case study: Clifford Chance
Law firm implements Sun platform and reduces datacentres to gain efficiency and cost synergies 03 Dec 2008
Storm warning
Consumers will no doubt be blown away by RIM’s first touch-screen BlackBerry, but usability issues mean business users are likely to be less keen, writes Daniel Robinson 02 Dec 2008
Palm revenue plunges as competition bites
Smartphone maker misses analyst predictions by a wide margin 02 Dec 2008
Pret A Manger goes for contactless cards
Partnership with Barclaycard will speed up purchases of £10 and under 27 Nov 2008
How not to sell more laptops
Instead of gearing up to shift as much kit as possible over the festive period, chip maker AMD seems to be doing its utmost to alienate users 27 Nov 2008
London 2012 Games makes key IT appointment
Senior position will lead the IT integration and operation supporting the London 2012 Games on behalf of key supplier 26 Nov 2008
Co-op invests £1m in data warehousing
Food chain bolsters storage and processing capacity after merger with United Co-operatives 20 Nov 2008
V&A exhibits huge thirst for storage
Hitachi Data Systems prepares museum for data explosion 19 Nov 2008
Will poor integration derail smart tickets?
Next year could prove to be make or break for plans to have a nationwide smart ticketing scheme in place in time for the 2012 Games, writes Angelica Mari 13 Nov 2008
Lack of IT standards hampering UK war effort
Proprietary software making it harder to exploit reconnaisance data in Afghanistan 07 Nov 2008
Data losses hit 280 million people
Sixty million are the victim of hacking while the rest are accidental, says KPMG study 07 Nov 2008
Fujitsu buys Siemens' stake in FSC
Sale driven by need to reduce costs and refocus activity 05 Nov 2008
Marks & Spencer sees profit dive
But tight cost control remains a priority to sustain funding for internal infrastructure 04 Nov 2008
Banks to cut back on IT spending
Recapitalisation will lead to a shift in technology strategy, says research 03 Nov 2008
Sun Microsystems slumps to $1.68bn loss
Global financial crisis has knock-on effect on server supplier 31 Oct 2008
Computing Awards - Hardware supplier of the year shortlist
Who is the best hardware vendor? 31 Oct 2008
HP plans for EDS IT integration
Existing technology restructuring plan will ease consolidation with new acquisition, says HP 30 Oct 2008
Moving with the times is all part of the job
Computing talks exclusively to Mark & Spencer’s IT and logistics director, Darrell Stein, about the retail giant’s radical transformation of its IT systems 30 Oct 2008
Passenger safety goes underground
Metronet Rail to use microwave-based system for new Tube safety surveillance system 29 Oct 2008
HSBC banking platform pays for itself
"One HSBC" project allows quicker market entry, cuts costs, and provides single customer view 29 Oct 2008
HSBC to use smart building technology
System will monitor individual appliances that can be adjusted remotely 27 Oct 2008
NHS chooses Optenet for content security
URL filtering solution will save IT administrators time and could improve productivity 27 Oct 2008
Top 10 best features found in laptop computers
If you can buy a computer carved out of a block of metal, you can buy one to do anything. Almost. We look at the top 10 claims for laptop quality 24 Oct 2008
Ferrari is forced to throttle back on technology costs
The F1 team hopes an overhaul of its IT will help to maintain its competitive edge 23 Oct 2008
New dawn rising for Eastern IT
Successful Asian firms are primed and ready to cash in on the West’s financial crisis 23 Oct 2008
Government launches first stage of free PC scheme
20,000 children in Suffolk and Oldham will get free computers and internet access 22 Oct 2008
Apple revenue shoots up as Mac sales soar
Supplier in good shape to cope with economic troubles, says Steve Jobs 22 Oct 2008
Police radios to work on London Underground by April
Booster stations will help officers communicate with the surface and each other 21 Oct 2008
HP unveils touch-screen iPaq
But will touch-screen phones become the standard for business users? 21 Oct 2008
Satyam battens down the hatches
Services provider sees strong profits but cuts full-year revenue guidance for 2009 17 Oct 2008
AMD third quarter beats analyst expectations
Chipmaker posts positive results but braces for a difficult fourth quarter 17 Oct 2008
Nokia reports gloomy results
Mobile phone maker loses market share and posts downbeat third-quarter figures 16 Oct 2008
Recession fails to dent security spending
Ernst & Young survey predicts investments to remain strong 15 Oct 2008
Intel prepares for uncertain fourth quarter
Issues broadest ever range of expected revenues 15 Oct 2008
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AnalysisOn a quest to build a connected society
BT Design’s JP Rangaswami talks to Gareth Morgan about his pivotal role in the telecoms giant’s efforts to deliver universal broadband and his plans to tap into the creativity of the open source community 04 Dec 2008
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Information Commissioner Richard Thomas is urging organisations to put privacy protection at the top of their procurement and development criteria 04 Dec 2008
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