What a week: top stories you may have missed
HSBC record data breach fine, Microsoft embraces Linux, IT career frustrations
By Computerworld UK reporters | Computerworld UK | Published 10:00, 24 July 09
Editor's Highlights
HSBC fined over £3m for data security failings
Microsoft struggles with Office security problems
Microsoft sales slump shocks industry
Managers struggle to slash IT costs any further
Morrisons’ IT overhaul pushes £20m additional saving
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Digging Deeper: Careers and HR
Calls for 250,000 new IT jobs in 10 years to boost UK economy
Study: Facebook use cuts productivity at work
Cloud computing: The jobs it will eliminate and those it will create
Two years in jail for IT director who wiped medical data
Lack of career development frustrating IT workers
Digging Deeper: Microsoft embraces Linux
Microsoft stuns Linux community with open source release
Linux community pushed Microsoft to hand over its code
Microsoft and Linux milestones
Red Hat gives Microsoft's Linux move grudging support
Digging Deeper: Management briefing
Internet meltdown warning as traffic reaches all-time high
No Microsoft Windows 7 upgrade for UK Vista users
Forrester: Vista on 12% of corporate desktops, Mac on 3.6%
CTIA: Cisco adds 3G to branch router
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