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Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
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Does business understand technology any more?
Social IT is more than a toy for teenagers – it is changing the landscape for organisations, who are struggling to keep up. Peter Whitehead reports
Girls also wanna have fun
A project reveals that boys’ early interest in IT is sparked by games, while girls encounter technology much later, and in a more unappealing form, writes Peter Whitehead
Perspectives: Cuts limit chances of escaping downturn unscathed
Some chief information officers fear that the axe has already cut IT budgets too deep, writes Alan Cane
Personal view: Clock is ticking for litigants as judges wise up to IT
Martin Baldock on how the tactical use of technology in legal cases has become a growing burden
Digital Business: Google shows how the web was won
The inevitable primacy of the browser and web applications is becoming clear, writes Chris Nuttall
Boardroom debate: A call to arms for a 21st century CIO
Companies need chief information officers who can influence organisational strategy, writes Ade McCormack
Usability: ‘Lovely software. But I can’t work it’
Rather than increase productivity, complex office software is adding to the daily grind, reports Jessica Twentyman
Changing places: Burns takes lead at Xerox
Ursula Burnstakes takes over from Anne Mulcahy as chief executive of the company, writes Dan Ilett
Wireless security: Data fills the airwaves – who is listening ?
There are some basic but essential defences that companies must use, writes Alan Cane
From laptop to doorstop: how to manage a missing device
Experts agree that most laptop thieves are opportunist, and far from tech savvy, Danny Bradbury writes
