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Reshuffle sees SuccessFactor’s Lars Dalgaard step down from SAP board

SAP has revealed a number of changes to its organisational structure, which will see SuccessFactor’s founder Lars Dalgaard leave the company as of the 1st June. read more »

Ethernet founders bemoan lack of investment in innovation

When Ethernet was invented at Xerox-owned PARC the location enjoyed government investment and good tax breaks read more »

BBC technology chief suspended over £100m failed digital project

The director general of the BBC said an independent review has been set up read more »

Ex-ARM CEO joins board of new public body aimed at boosting digital economy

Warren East is joining the Connected Digital Economy Catapult as non-executive director read more »

Million pound start-up competition launched to create next £100m company

The winner will be based in London and must have turnover of less than £1 million per year read more »

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Nokia files cases against HTC One in the US

Nokia is targeting HTC's latest slate of smartphones, including the HTC One, with new legal action in the U.S. that demands the Taiwanese company cease the alleged patent infringement. read more »

Google ready to start shipping Glass to #ifihadglass Explorers

The wait is almost over for the 8,000 early-bird users who signed up this spring read more »

Google, Facebook launch bidding war for Waze

Google may want crowd-sourced app or may just want to mess with Facebook, delaying its plans and boosting reported $1 billion price tag read more »

Vanishing into thin [MacBook] Air: Shortages signal WWDC refresh

Lowest-priced 11.6-in. ultra-light out of stock at Amazon; new models powered by Intel's Haswell processors expected in two weeks read more »

Republicans package H-1B plan in attractive website

New bill on immigration ready as House takes it term read more »

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Cyber confusion at the heart of Government

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Tech hotshots: The rise of the dataviz expert

As analytics become more ingrained in corporations, data visualizers are the new go-to experts in demand -- but do they work for IT or give IT its marching orders? read more »

IT on the fly: The art of quickly building, then dismantling

These CIOs know how to set up IT operations quickly. Here's what you can learn from people who work on the fly. read more »

The Grill: NFL CIO uses analytics to improve player safety

This CIO is bringing analytics to the gridiron to improve player safety. read more »

How to prevent IT department overload

IT's new concern: The personal cloud

Part 2 of your journey to virtualisation

Explore how you can improve your servers, storage and networks by developing your infrastructure.

Microsoft Surface tablet

A look at the latest news, features, slideshows and blogs on Microsoft's Windows 8 tablet.

Accelerate Your IT Efficiency

View the latest capacity management resources including whitepapers, videos and news.

Windows 8

The latest on the new Windows next-generation operating system.

ComputerworldUK Poll

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Slideshows: IT professionals' common LinkedIn mistakes

I have no desire to pay for the privilege of helping the BBC to destroy the open web, and possibly harming open source along the way

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Blogs

EU Vote on Clinical Trials Data - Please Contact MEPs Now

I've written a few times about open data in the context of clinical trials - the information that must be provided when new drugs seek approval. As I noted, there is a growing movement to make such basic safety data...read more »

Reading Shakespeare: the Next Act of Open Data

As readers of this blog will have noticed, much of the most innovative work in the field of openness is taking place in open data. One of the largest stores of data is held by government, and the argument for...read more »

Approaching the cyberwar precipice

Can governments resolve the uncertainties quickly enough?read more »

The Spreadsheet and BYOD anarchy

Rekindling the revolutionary fervour of ITread more »

Why We Need Open Source: Three Cautionary Tales

Open Enterprise mostly writes about "obvious" applications of open source - situations where money can be saved, or control regained, by shifting from proprietary to open code. That battle is more or less won: free software is widely recognised as...read more »

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