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Telefónica deploys Office 365 across 130,000 strong cloud

Staff need to spend less time on infrastructure support of collaboration services read more »

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How to Block Google Ads in Gmail

Sometimes the ads that appear in your Google search results or in Gmail are a bit of a mystery. That's why Google is now explaining how they work and rolling out two new features: one that gives... read more »

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Why are Facebook, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle Backing the Fight Against the Blind?

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Top 15 free tools for every Windows desktop

SAP CEO “not concerned” with rise of third party maintenance and support players

SAP’s co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe has said that he’s “not concerned” about the rise of third party maintenance and support providers, such as Rimini Street and Spinnaker, as most of the software giant’s install base wants access to innovation. read more »

SAP CEO shuns Forrester's criticisms that HANA cloud is a ‘half-baked business model’

Forrester has said that SAP’s enterprise HANA cloud is useless for many customers read more »

West Sussex council awards BT £12.5m rural broadband deal

Fibre broadband will be rolled out to 98 percent of West Sussex homes and businesses read more »

Internet Explorer 10 blocks more malware than Chrome or Firefox, test finds

App Rep system gives IE10 the edge, finds NSS Labs read more »

Windows 8 app store fails Top 10 test

Former Microsoft manager spells out a way to gauge an app store's maturity read more »

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Avoiding the 7 Deadly Sins of IT Security

Prevention is more important than detection read more »

Oracle WebLogic Server® Costs versus JBoss® Application Server

A 5-year cost of ownership comparison read more »

How IT Departments Can Retain Control over External IT Service Providers

In many IT departments, complex “homemade” solutions are often used read more »

HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) online controller firmware upgrades white paper

An explanation of the new features read more »

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Westminster View: Girls, gaming and growth?

Last month I held a debate in the House on attracting girls into ICT, to mark international Girls into ICT Day. Most of the debate covered evidence already shared with ComputerWorld UK readers in my March column with additional emphasis on the economic importance of releasing the ICT skills of half the population. read more »

How to become a CIO

Expert tips on how to get that CIO job read more »

How to post to Google+ by email

Send your updates to the Google network with the magic of automation read more »

How to nab a data scientist job

It's a whole new ballgame for traditional data analysts, as training focuses on deep knowledge of statistics and computer science. read more »

Microsoft Project 2013 - What new business application delivers

Project 2013 is an improved tool for planning, collaboration and communication for project managers and team members read more »

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Raspberry Pi hacks - Linux laptops and supercomputers

The Raspberry Pi is a stripped-down Linux PC consisting of a tiny circuit board, an ARM-based CPU, and a graphics processor - and inspiration for creative hacks read more »

Windows Server 2012 - Best and worst features

We take you through the highlights of Microsoft's new server operating system read more »

The new PC era - Eight hot laptop-tablet hybrids

These devices attempt to bring the best of the tablet and laptop worlds together in one portable package read more »

Microsoft Excel and Word 2013 best add-ons

We look at some of the most useful Office 'apps' available for Excel and Word 2013 read more »

Internet Explorer 10 - Essential add-ons

Quality add-ons for Internet Explorer are few and far between, but we did find nine noteworthy candidates read more »

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Why are Facebook, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle Backing the Fight Against the Blind?

One of the more disgraceful examples of the inherent selfishness of the copyright world is that it has consistently blocked a global treaty that would make it easier for the blind and visually impaired to read books in format like...read more »

The Importance of Being Attributed

A few weeks ago, the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 received Royal Assent. Among its rag-bag of measures are some dealing with the vexed issue of orphan works (or hostage works as they should really be called.) To cut...read more »

Happy 10th Anniversary, Groklaw

One of the amazing things about free software is how it has managed to succeed against all the odds - and against the combined might of some of the world's biggest and most wealthy companies. That shows two things, I...read more »

FRAND Is Broken: Time To Bin It [Updated]

I've written many times about why FRAND licensing is not an option for open source projects, and should therefore be replaced by Royalty/Restriction-Free (RF) terms when it comes to defining open standards to create a level playing field. That's simply...read more »

Open Data, Creative Destruction and Money

Nearly three years ago, I wrote an article exploring why at that time there were no billion-dollar companies (since then, Red Hat has finally broken through this barrier). Here's the key point: open source solutions save money for customers by...read more »

Beating the biometric fraudsters

Biometric technologies were, until recently, widely used by just two types of people - police detectives and Hollywood spies. But the world is waking up to the fact that biometrics can enable faster, easier identity recognition. With governments and businesses...read more »

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