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RFID: How does it help business?
Insight In 10 years almost everything will be tagged, say experts. So how will these little chips that are soon to be so pervasive take over your business?
Tags: RFID
US recycler, tech companies step up e-waste standards
News The country's largest recycling company is partnering with Sony and LG Electronics to meet international e-waste standards Congress has yet to adopt.
Tags: Regulations, Recycling, E-waste, Standards, developing country, technology company, Government Accountability Office, partnership, U.S., blog
US joins European cybercrime convention
News U.S. government ratifies the European Convention on cybercrime, which digital rights campaigners fear could lead to countries spying on each other's citizens.
Tags: Security, International governments
Opposition mounts against P2P disconnection plan
News Proposals in the United Kingdom to disconnect the broadband service of suspected illegal file-sharers have come under fresh attack from ISPs, rights groups, and creative artists' groups.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Proposal, Consultation, Signatory, P2P, U.K., British Telecommunications, file-sharing, Internet Service Provider
Define your project's vision with this exercise
Techguide The Vision Box exercise is a powerful way to help define the vision of the ultimate product, motivate the project team, and generate enthusiasm among stakeholders.
Tags: IT Management, Product, Exercise, project manager, Windows Guru, product development, CEO, vision, marketing, technique
M'sia could be violating WTO rules: Paper
News Could Malaysia be in breach of a World Trade Organization (WTO) rule by going ahead with price controls on software and recordings?
How to enhance security using PDF documents
Techguide A look at how you can better secure your electronic documents and prevent fraud.
Tags: Security
OASIS patent policy sparks boycott
News Leaders in the open-source movement act against a policy OASIS had promoted as an olive branch.
Tags: Open source
Kickbacks: more norm than exception in Malaysia
News Kickbacks for international business deals involving Malaysians are more the norm rather than the exception, says Transparency International vice chairman Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim.
User stories: The starting point in agile development
Techguide Rick Freedman explains how user stories can help agile developers understand users' expectations. He also discusses the three Cs, user role modeling and epic stories.
Tags: IT project management, Software engineering/development, User Story, NEC Corp., Story, Detail, C, Development Effort, Information Technology, Human Resources Inc.
Tech giants form open cloud standards group
News Companies including AMD, Cisco, Citrix, EMC, HP, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Novell, Red Hat, Sun and VMware are to develop open standards for private and public cloud interoperability.
Tags: Cloud computing, Citrix Systems Inc., Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp., Specification, Standards, VMware Inc., Cloud computing, Amazon.com Inc., PaaS
Microsoft shuns Open Cloud Manifesto
News Microsoft will not sign up for the 'Open Cloud Manifesto', and Amazon, a major cloud player, is not enthusiastic.
Tags: Cloud computing, Creative Commons, Wiki, Microsoft Corp., Toronto, Cloud computing, Amazon.com Inc., ZDNet, editor-in-chief, blog
Copyright treaty draws tech industry criticism
News Unlikely coalition takes aim at a controversial United Nations treaty that would expand copyright law on the Internet.
US, UK and Australia join hands against spam
News Britain has signed up with the U.S. and Australia to fight the growing menace of spam, by vowing not to become a 'haven' for junk emailers.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Spam filtering
Cybercrime summit urges international cooperation
News Pressure is growing on more nations to implement the Council of Europe's anti-cybercrime treaty.
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