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Toyota Prius software glitch forces global recall
Toyota plans to recall around 400,000 of its Prius hybrid cars to replace software that controls the antilock braking system (ABS), the auto maker said today (9 February).
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Evolution and Open Source Software (last roar of the dinosaurs)
Symbian, the giant maker of that well known operating system for cell phones is an inspiration. By announcing that it was going to release 'billions of pounds worth of Intellectual Property' as Open Source software it made the BBC news.
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What the IFRS deadline will mean for IT
CIOs need to start converting financial reporting systems to the accounting standard used overseas.
How-to
From sea to shining data centre: One IT exec's rise to the top
Plying the world’s oceans may seem an odd start for someone who now oversees data centre planning at one of the world’s financial powerhouses, but that’s precisely Jim Carney’s professional pedigree.
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ERP costs: Three signs companies are wasting less money
Panorama Consulting Group's 2010 ERP Report looks at ERP failures, comparing the disparity between customer expectations and actual project results. But all is not lost, the research found companies have seen the errors of their ways in managing ERP systems and have taken small, but important corrective actions for the future.
How-to
How to stand out in job interviews
Columnist Dave Willmer offers some advice to help job candidates fine-tune their approach to interviews with potential employers.
Opinion
Four reasons CISOs and CTOs are afraid of the cloud
Is it time to set aside fears of loss of control and security and reasses your faith in the flexibility and strength of on-premise solutions?
Legal briefing
Legal eye: BSkyB's £200m win against HP EDS
The BSkyB judgment by a court against EDS could have significant implications for the IT industry. It also shows where to go if you want to get your dog an MBA.
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IT consultants: Are you getting the skills you pay for?
It is no coincidence that the word 'consultant' starts with the three letters 'con'. Consultants can be invaluable, but if you do call in the experts, make sure you’re getting the skills you’re paying for.
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Legal risks: Employee use of the internet and email
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Phishing for victims
This White Paper examines the phenomenon of phishing. It explains the potentially catastrophic threat it presents to all kinds of organisation. Exploding some widespread myths, it lights up the murky waters where phishing first emerged and where it continues to evolve. But it also highlights what your business can do to blunt the threat.
