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  • Bringing the House down

    The argument over the documents the British Government used to justify going to war with Iraq, the apparent suicide of an eminent biological weapons expert who disputed the government's claims, and the subsequent inquiry into the circumsta...

  • Money talks

    It has never been easy for blind or partially-sighted people to cope with ATM machines, unable as they are to read the instructions on the screen. But this is all about to change.

  • Project health checks

    The disciplines of project governance have been well defined for many years and qualified and accredited project managers abound, yet the problems continue unabated.

  • Passing the baton

    The backbone of almost any business operation is its IT infrastructure. When a business is being purchased, it is critical to consider the technology issues involved in the acquisition process.

  • The Dangers of Data Mining

    According to the recently-released second annual Teradata report on enterprise decision-making, executives are having to make more complex decisions in less time, while at the same time they are being flooded with ever increasing amounts of data.

  • A reel life saver

    It's not sexy technology; it's slow and frustrating; and it's more to think about compared with the disks we know and love. But it could save your business one day.

  • Plastic Fantastic

    New plastic technology holds key to cheaper, faster storage. Engineers at Princeton University and Hewlett-Packard have invented a combination of materials that could lead to cheap and super-compact electronic memory devices for archiving ...