Security: It's all in the software
Q&A Security-industry veteran and venture capitalist Ted Schlein says chief security officers' time should be spent on engineering, not network security [18 Apr 2008]
- Self feeding - 116040
The secret to creating 'pretty' code
Q&A Perforce chief technology officer Christopher Seiwald maintains that software code should be more than simply functional [17 Apr 2008]
How to avoid liability for a data breach
Help/HowTo Data breaches can be costly not only for customers but for the business involved. Implementing certain measures, however, can limit liability [31 Mar 2008]
Salesforce chief takes stock of software shifts
Q&A Chief executive Marc Benioff discusses cloud computing, an uneasy economy and why Microsoft is still a dinosaur [18 Mar 2008]
The problem with the telepresence picture
Feature High-end videoconferencing tech has been slow to take off but, despite the price, the benefits of telepresence mean its only a matter of time, claim analysts [17 Mar 2008]
How telepresence is targeting healthcare
Case Study A Scottish hospital is investigating whether high-end videoconferencing technology could have a role to play in the treatment of patients [17 Mar 2008]
Keep mobile data from going walkabout
Help/HowTo Mobile email is no longer the preserve of upper management but providing access to company information on the go has its risks [13 Mar 2008]
Corporate espionage: Not if, but when
Feature When it comes to business-to-business theft of information, experts agree — it's best to assume it will happen to your company [12 Mar 2008]
- No more smoke and mirrors - kris2000
Jobs for the girls: Can tech turn a corner?
Feature The lack of female workers in the tech industry is reportedly getting worse, but some people and organisations are determined to change the situation [12 Mar 2008]
The top five internal security threats
Feature It's widely known that internal staff are the biggest threat to IT security, but what specifically should an employer watch out for? [10 Mar 2008]
Will the BlackBerry meet its match in 2008?
Feature RIM has led the email-equipped mobile-device market since 2005, but analysts think a 'BlackBerry killer' may not be far off [13 Feb 2008]
Cisco: Innovators don't wait for standards
Q&A Cisco's Nick Watson discusses 802.11n, the battle with Microsoft in unified communications, and security issues with Unified Communications Manager [08 Feb 2008]
LiMo chief talks rivals, Nokia and mobile Linux
Q&A Morgan Gillis, executive director of the LiMo Foundation, discusses its first mobile Linux platform release and the implications of Nokia's acquisition of Trolltech [04 Feb 2008]
The Microsoft-Yahoo deal in digits
Feature Combining Microsoft and Yahoo statistics reveals the areas in which the merged giant could gain an advantage over Google [04 Feb 2008]
Cutting the cable count with PoE
Feature Not content with supporting only low-power devices, networking vendors are making plans to push more power across the LAN [04 Feb 2008]
Flexing US muscle in supercomputing
Q&A The US is still number-one in the world in high-performance computing. IBM's Dave Turek discusses whether it can maintain its current domination [29 Jan 2008]
Seagate: No tech recession on horizon
Q&A Investors may be panicking, but Seagate chief executive William Watkins says business and tech trends paint a different picture from the one in the newspapers [25 Jan 2008]
- No tech recession any time soon! - harpless
The shape of tech spending in 2008
Feature Environmentally and economically sustainable technology will continue to be an increasingly important theme over the next 12 months — downturn or no downturn [21 Jan 2008]
- Credit crunch not that effective on I.T. - harpless
Ten signs you shouldn't become an IT manager
Feature If you're at the point in your career where you're considering moving into a management role, take a moment to assess whether you're cut out for the job [07 Jan 2008]
Cracking open the cybercrime economy
Feature Hacking for fun has evolved into hacking for profit, and created a business model that is nearly as sophisticated as that of legal software [14 Dec 2007]
