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Why go green?
Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
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Editor’s note: Blue sky thinking on the cloud
The gathering clouds are said to revolutionise IT – or perhaps not, writes Peter Whitehead
Testing year ahead for IT bosses
Alan Cane asks CIOs and others about the priorities for 2009 as IT budgets come under pressure?
Perspectives: Don’t throw IT baby out with cost-cutting bathwater
Slimming down a workforce in difficult times poses a risk of removing staff of strategic value, writes Alan Cane
What IT means to me: A technology outsider bent on keeping lights on
Stephen Pritchard talks to Brett Dawson, Dimension Data chief executive, about specific IT challenges of Africa, being green and the economic storms
Valley View: Technology makes us all data-gatherers
The possibilities are enormous for humans to relay changes in physical conditions over a wide area using their mobile phones, writes Chris Nuttall
Boardroom debate: Find a CIO who cares about share price
The first step is to establish whether the incumbent is the right person in challenging times, writes Ade McCormack
Supercomputers: Speed within reach at affordable prices
Jessica Twentyman on a market hitting new heights of power and performance and extending its reach as costs come down
Mobile e-mail: popular but not yet ubiquitous
Mobile messaging has shown impressive growth but how will the market develop, asks Ingrid Lunden
IT start-ups: Brave new multi-channel world
Thunderhead’s software helps improve customer communications for financial firms and others entering the world of multi-channel marketing, writes Geoff Nairn
Communications – Web 2.0: Law firms are at the cutting edge of internet tools
Lawyers have proved enthusiastic early adopters of social networks for business use, reports Alan Cane
