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Why businesses are taking to tablets?; Social Networking enters the business; Big Data: Big hand small map or Small hand big map
You just can't get the virtual personnel; Microsoft passwords graphically exposed; The Apple Leopard firewall is flawed
Does Vista still contain benefits?; Making the web easier; Could virtualisation be the death of appliances
Keeping IT cool; India faces IT wage inflation; Who is Humming the bird song?; HP acquires Mercury Interactive

Is Chip and Pin really safe? Business governance meets IT. Office PDF feature goes missing. The Gate is closing for Bill.
Has the SUN set on McNealy? No more searching you find now with Google. Asset management comes to Microsoft. Is Offshore becoming Nearshore?
Do you know what IT costs?. Google goes to places no other search engines go. Vista PCs will be more expensive. Never mind the complexity its the length that really makes the difference.
Do virtual machines mean virtual security? ;Gartner warn focus on costs hurts outsourcing. One size does not suit Philips ;It's Wyse to be browser based
Google skittled by Chinese googly; The Vista view gets closer; How to save datacentre power; All change for Microsoft Office
More time for Hackers; Dual-core and improved batteries; In search of the truth; Lloyd's abandons £70m trading system; NTP and Blackberry still unsettled
IT skills shortage increases; IT management as an utility; TCO for blades in question; Malware on the rise; 2005 Announcements
He's not heavy, he's my brother; Sun exposes itself; Father of ASCII passes on; BBC digitised by 2010; George Wimpey goes wireless 
Search and you will find; The return of the code generator; Intel reveals dual-core plans; Gates is blue-screened at CES; Is blue the colour of the future?
Gates predicts the demise of the password; DII is too hot for Lockheed Martin; Open source good for lawyers; MS gets hit with EC fine; Oracle told to keep hands off PeopleSoft; Dell keeps Rollins along; BT become more flexible
e-Government shelves e-mail; Come fly with me - just don't get too close; Breakdown at the RAC; Commerce One changes tack; GE dumps its B2B business; Extending Moore's law; The marriage has happened and ...
Carbon may become this years Silicon; PDAs become security risk; Blades are getting sharper; StarOffice wins analysts' support; Firewalls get personal; Will it be a marriage in heaven?
Your project has landed five years late; Merger saga doesn't help the future; e-Procurement raises efficiency; Will iPlanet continue to spin?
Y2K gets its chips; Y2K comes early; Euro in with a bang; Halifax catches bug
Intel start to go late; Lotus not so dynamic; Borg Off !!; Microsoft prices up
NT4 flaw; Trust; Strange day virus
Millennium Compliance List
Microsoft Windows 2000 U-turn; Intel launches 333MHz mobil chip; Contracting contractors
Millenniumisation; BYTE hits the dust; To PC or NetPC; A fishy business; Disalliancement
Bug eats Access data; Take Notes of BA; From Aluminium to Copper
Mainframe NT arrives; Has RSA had its day; DG takes fibre diet
Lotus halts Java development of eSuite; Compaq Service; Y2K confidence grows
XML moves towards EDI; Linux gets serious; Pentium III is coming; MCI & EDS
US Army retreats; MS Win CE terminal; MSX 2000 as Killer App
MS scraps OS; B2B leads the way; Lotus abandons cc:Mail
E-Bus nightmare; Future storage; Front-Office needs a strong Back
Defiant MS; Compaq SUN-rise; BOO goes for a Song
Mainframe Unix; Free Internet (Not); Portal Integration; Appliances
SUN appliances; W2K on the roll; Outlook 2K ASP; Lotus will have the Knowledge but late
How to make dot-com succeed; Unbreakable encryption; E-mail overkill is corporate illness ; Mainframes strike back ....
BP take the W2K plunge; EU VAT may cause exodus to US; Common anxieties for CIOs; To W2K or not to W2K, XP is the question?; Portal features required for corporates
A gloomy time for Sun; Travel slump hits Travelcity; Commerce One under pressure; They want your body parts
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