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OCBC wants technology safe and tested
Insight Because banks manage customers' money and confidential data, IT innovation must at times give way to security, says OCBC Bank CIO Lim Khiang Tong.
Tags: Innovation, Banking, Technology, Security, Singapore, Malaysia, Banking Industry, CIO, financial, bank
Cisco Business Communications Solution
Reviews Based on Cisco’s enterprise VoIP technology, the Business Communications Solution is an interesting and reasonably affordable solution for small companies looking for integrated voice and data networking.
Why IT must get more professional
Insight U.K. IT sector needs to learn from other industries and adopt a more professional approach, says one industry observer.
Government data breaches have eroded public trust
News The British Computer Society has lashed out at the government, saying its poor data-control practices have harmed people's trust in information sharing.
Tags: Security, Data security, Trust, Survey, public sector, U.K., Security, Data security, HM Revenue & Customs, HMRC
BCS thinktank to help protect 2012 Olympics
News A new British Computer Society group will focus on cybercrime forensics, training and evidence, and will work with the police to counter possible IT security threats to London 2012.
Tags: Hacking, PC security, Conference, Cybercrime, Training, software tool, chairman, U.K., Internet, Olympic Games
Tech to cure crop failure and look inside Einstein's mind?
News The British Computer Society has laid out the most pressing economic, environmental and social issues facing the world that it feels could be solved with technology within the next two decades.
Tags: Virtualization, Conference, computer science, motivation, computer disc, computer, Artificial Intelligence, virtual reality, information system, U.K.
HP names new high-end server chief
News Itanium server group is now under Martin Fink and includes NonStop servers, Linux and open-source software.
Tags: Servers, Executive recruiting
Lucent to slash 1,680 jobs from sales unit
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Tech skills not enough to be top dog
News IT execs are just as ambitious as anyone else but they lack information on how to make that next step up to become a director, says the British Computer Society.
Tags: IT Management, Leadership
Expert: Hold developers liable for flaws
News Former U.S. cybersecurity czar Howard Schmidt says coders should be held accountable for security problems in their software.
Tags: Security Management, Security applications/tools, Software engineering/development
Microsoft: Failing IT pros should be struck off
News Heading a failed IT project should carry a similar penalty to medical malpractice, according to a senior executive at the software giant.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Service level management, IT Governance
Green body: Vista means more dead PCs
News Hardware requirements of Microsoft's successor to XP could force thousands of older PCs to be scrapped, campaigners claim.
Tags: Personal Computers, Asset/resource/knowledge management, Recycling
EC funds 'gender equality in science' study
News The European Commission has granted funding to academic organizations for the study of how to encourage women to enter scientific professions.
Tags: Funding, Market research
The rise of Sun services
News Despite CEO Scott McNealy's disdain for big services groups, Sun's own unit has quietly become important to the company's bottom line. But can it overcome potential partner conflicts and the loss of key figures?
Web-science pioneer is made a dame
News The New Year's honors list included a damehood for Professor Wendy Hall, a seminal figure in the research and development of web libraries, hypermedia, multimedia and the semantic Web.
Tags: Web sites, Government, Benefits, Semantic Web, Hypermedia, Information And Communication Technology, Tim Berners-Lee, Association for Computing Machinery, Computer, Wendy Hall
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