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Management ComputerworldUK Management is your essential resource for all the latest news, analysis, opinion, case studies and expert advice on the business of managing enterprise IT.
Top Management story
Daily Mail publisher loses laptop with thousands of personal details
The publisher of the Daily Mail newspaper has said a laptop containing the financial and personal details of thousands of staff and suppliers has been stolen, according to reports.
Details such as names, addresses, bank account numbers and sort codes were on the laptop, which was password protected, the Guardian newspaper reported.
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- Barracuda slaps counter-suit on Trend Micro
- Ex-IT contractor pleads guilty to defrauding Cisco
- Oracle, Alcatel-Lucent in patent-infringement fray
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Infrastructure
What Microsoft’s new pricing means for your business
Microsoft has announced an overhaul of its enterprise licensing regime. Will you get value from the changes?
IT & the Business
What a week: top stories you may have missed
Are we seeing the end of the green wave? Will Microsoft's new pricing regime give you value? How much damage can a software coding error cause your organisation? It has cost credit rating agency Moody's very dear.
Government & Law
Government data debacle - the full story
As ministers squirm over the latest damning reports into the loss of millions of personal records, ComputerWorld UK tracks the whole sorry saga.
Security
Virtualisation security puts a premium on IT teamwork
You don't need expensive consultants to secure your virtualised environment, but you do need the whole team acting as one.
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Careers & HR
How do business analysts become business leaders?
Business analysts are vital to any successful IT project, but many of them feel their careers have turned into a cul-de-saq. So what do they do nect?
Online
Five must have CIO tools for Firefox 3
Firefox 3 comes loaded with tools for CIOs to play with, which allow new ways to communicate and do business.
Newsletters
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Technology
It's not the Gates, it's the bars
To pay so much attention to Bill Gates's retirement is missing the point; it is neither Gates nor Microsoft that really matter, says the Free Software Foundation's Richard Stallman
Community
IT industry hits £5m charity milestone
Technology companies and IT professionals marked a fundraising milestone, this week with a gala dinner hosted by Prince Charles at Windsor Castle.
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What a week: top stories you may have missed
Are we seeing the end of the green wave? Will Microsoft's new pricing regime give you value? How much damage can a software coding error cause your organisation? It has cost credit rating agency Moody's very dear.
