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CIO Jury: mobile gadgets cause IT headaches at work
Insight The increasing range of mobile devices and platforms used by employees for business is becoming a headache to manage and support for UK IT chiefs.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless
Last week in Google
News Search giant Google is turning up the heat on its rivals--as well as taking some heat itself.
Tags: Search
Google flight search takes off
News New search feature lets people type in cities or airport codes to retrieve arrival and departure info on the fly.
National ID cards compulsory for UK airport staff
News Enrollment for foreign nationals starts at month's end. By next fall, workers at two U.K. airports will be using the cards as part of a pilot program.
Tags: Privacy, Biometrics, Security, Airport, City Airport, Card, ID Card, biometric identification, Manchester, Worker
In-flight broadband 'to take off this year'
News The fledgling in-flight broadband market is set for serious growth this year, with the number of Web-enabled aeroplanes to surge from 25 in 2008 to 800 by year's end.
Tags: Business broadband, Smart Phone, Broadband, wireless service, handheld, British Airways Plc., SMS, handheld device, analyst, accounting
Ellison may sue city to land his jet at night
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CIO Jury: Have IT bosses lost control?
Insight And are general business managers now calling the shots?
Tags: IT Management, IT Governance
Microsoft, DOJ could learn antitrust findings of fact as early as today
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Licensing deal validates Ask Jeeves's approach
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UK pilots to bail out on ID cards
News A survey of 10,000 pilots by the British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa) found 60 percent were opposed to ID cards. Balpa has pledged to battle the rollout of the cards to pilots "with every lawful means at our disposal".
Tags: Biometrics, Security, Survey, Card, ID Card, Manchester, Worker, job, U.K., spokesman
