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Three simple steps to determine risk tolerance

Three simple steps to determine risk tolerance

For Chief Information Security Offiers, in addition to deciding what policies, processes, or technology an organisation should have in place, an even more significant challenge is successfully negotiating disputed risk issues. read more »

Five enterprise-ready Google Reader replacements

And two more to watch read more »

Forget Big Data, the Value Is in 'Big Answers'

CEOs aren't interested in the Big Data process, they want game-changing insights read more »

Embrace BYOD or be left behind

In a global survey of technology leaders, Dell Quest Software reports that companies that adopt a user-centric approach to BYOD tend to reap the most benefits and suffer the fewest setbacks and challenges read more »

Disable Java before it's too late

Last week's zero-day exploit is the latest evidence suggesting that client-side Java is past its prime, not to mention dangerously insecure read more »

Key Skills – Big Data, big salaries

Leah Matkin, head of analytics & insight at Eurostaff Technology, outlines this month’s hot 'IT skill' read more »

The 3 biggest threats to your cloud data

Virtually no one has even one decade of experience running major SaaS applications, so we should be prepared for some surprises read more »

10 reasons to choose Ubuntu 12.10 over Windows 8

Canonical has touted its new OS as a good way to 'avoid the pain of Windows 8' - Here's why you should take up the challenge read more »

Key Skills - Skilling up for Salesforce

John Kittle, contracts director at Eurostaff Technology, outlines this month’s hot 'IT skill' read more »

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Nice to have more alternatives than the usual Microsoft Office but, LibreOffice have a long road to beat Office.LibreOffice 4.0 - Six new features coming to open source suite

One weakness of the current CloudStore is that it is difficult to benchmark compare prices given the different metrics each vendor prices by.G-Cloud iii – Is the framework getting any better?

For Microsoft to "suppress" it's HP paid study claiming a savings of €40 million if Munich stayed with them is an insult to the intelligence of an orangutangMicrosoft refuses to release study challenging Munich Linux success

Pity Ofcom can't be persuaded to take the same view. They confirmed to me in November 2011: "Despite its popularity, broadband is not regarded as an essential service."Internet connection crucial to everyday life, German federal court rules

Big surprise, Microsoft/HP study finds it's cheaper to use their product. The freedom gained by moving away from Microsoft is priceless.Microsoft refuses to release study challenging Munich Linux success

Don't the Microsoft boneheads realise that by not releasing the results of the study, they only lend credence and validity to the very point they're trying to refute?Microsoft refuses to release study challenging Munich Linux success

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What today's software developers need to know

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Web 2.0: What it is and what it means for your organisation

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Seven great Google Spreadsheet gadgets

One of the best-kept secrets of Google Docs, these gadgets add powerful features to your spreadsheets. read more »

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