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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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Online criminals take on the trappings of business
Cybercrime has become a mature market, incorporating service level agreements and bug-fixing – the thieves have turned professional and are beating the system. Alan Cane reports
The expert approach
Individuals face great risk from cybercriminals: their computers may connect directly to the internet without a sophisticated firewall, defences might not be up to date and they are complacent about the value of their personal information
Blogging and its shaggy tail
The activity of blogs has never been of any real consequence, writes Peter Whitehead
Perspectives: Managers should behave as if they were owners
The first green shoots of recovery might be starting to appear, and with them fears that nothing has been learned, writes Alan Cane
Coping with life in the broadband slow lane
Peter Cochrane warns that the UK’s failure to install fast internet links harms competitivenes
Valley View: A more mobile Intel must be agile
The chipmaker does not want to be haunted by ghosts of computers past, writes Chris Nuttall
Boardroom debate: Should I stay or should I go now?
IT departments must work in partnership with vendors and the boardroom, writes Ade McCormack
The environment: Businesses are making green moves – but why?
IT can do much to curb emissions. But there are several motives forcing companies to act, finds Jessica Twentyman
Does IT work?: Leaner use of logistics keeps supplies moving
Stephen Pritchard finds that companies, especially those in retail, want to reduce stock holdings but also avoid shortages
Changing places: Change at SAP
Tim Noble has been hired as managing director of SAP UK and Ireland, writes Dan Ilett
