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Blog Comment Online Privacy is crucial. Just like when you run an old document through a shredder to dispose of it you need to do the SAME thing with computer files and document. File encryption is also a good...
Sacked worker blames porn on malware
Analysis How a US respiratory therapist, fired after porn bookmarks were found on a hospital computer, unsuccessfully used the virus-did-it claim
Are people wary of donating PCs to Africa?
Talkback Organisations such as CFSK are doing great work when it comes to reusing PCs from UK companies that might be junked. However there is still a shortage of machines and I wondered if companies are...
RIP Act gives police power to decrypt data
News Under Part III of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act businesses may be required to hand encryption keys to the police
Microsoft's Surface: A deeper look
Photo The software giant has been showing off some of the applications of its interactive tabletop computer in London
Malaysia unveils high-speed broadband project
News The government will fund 30 percent of an initiative to bring high-speed broadband to every home in Malaysia's major urban areas
Intel to boost single-core performance
News A principal engineer at Intel has said that the company plans to increase the performance of individual cores in the Itanium processor
3Com launches SIP-based IP telephony
News The networking vendor has launched two telephony platforms and an open-source-based VoIP appliance, all aimed at smaller businesses
Government Gateway gets room for growth
News Version 2.0 of the Gateway will cater for access to an increased range of electronically delivered public services
Mental-health trusts embrace e-records
News Consultants at six out of the 10 mental-health trusts in London that are using electronic patient records have welcomed the technology
Postini security fed into Google Apps
News Google Apps Premier Edition has received beefed-up security and compliance features following the search giant's acquisition of Postini
No reward or employees..
Talkback That’s very good for the MD & its consultants/managers! what about their 500+ employees, who get nothing. The wages are not very good, 10 year service is worth £100.00 & this is taxed, which works...
Shredding your data
Blog BBC Breakfast had a spokeswoman on air this morning talking about privacy and personal data theft. Although she was giving it the dumbed down - “I know you’re still eating your Cornflakes and about...
Parasoft launches SOA test suite
News SOAtest 5.5 is designed to improve software quality in service-oriented architectures across Microsoft and open standards
A Canadian solution to Africa's digital divide
Q&A The concept of refurbishing PCs from developed countries for use by Kenyan schools is based on a model conceived in a very different climate
Super-excited by the new Zune
Blog Imagine a dream coming true... It looks as if Microsoft's got it right at last. Let's look at how the new Zunes leapfrog Apple and set a new direction -- and a new benchmark -- for personal...
Windows Vista failing to attract businesses
News According to IT market researcher Context, sales of PCs with Windows Vista Business pre-installed are slowing, but Microsoft disagrees
BSA alert over illegal software on online auctions
News The Business Software Alliance has prevented counterfeit software worth £4m being sold through online auctions, warning its the 'tip of the iceberg'
Councils seal shared-services deal with IBM
News The £400m deal will provide a managed, shared IT infrastructure for Somerset County Council and Taunton Deane Borough Council
Forrester offers tips for outsourcing success
News Analyst house Forrester Research has identified three fundamental steps to a successful outsourcing deal that are often ignored by companies
RE:A DC-based culture is growing.
Blog Comment Just wanted to poke in my tuppence worth if I may. I don't have any degrees, ologies or other little bits of paper to wave at people - but I do spend a bit of my time helping those who DO have...
RE:Radioactive laptops? Perhaps not...
Blog Comment Hmmmm.... Looks like a Yank already has a few patents in the battery technology. http://www.rexresearch.com/nucell/nucell.htm#obit And also one on how to turn the UK's mountain of Plutonium into...
