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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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Who owns the IT when a company divides?
It could be your biggest asset but many managers overlook IT when it comes to a break-up. Alan Cane reports on the risks run by the unwary
In an IT-free zone
Peter Whitehead lists frightening examples that put today’s communications technologies in perspective
Storage: The bytes build up – but where can we put them?
IT faces a potential crisis as the data accumulates. Stephen Pritchard investigates the solutions on offer
Personal view: Managing complexity is the first priority
John Swainson writes that without new approaches to technology ownership, IT will underperform
Perspectives: Hotdesk culture attempts to encourage staff equality
Getronics has yet to implement its scheme and it will take some time before the consequences of its radical rationale take on transparency for everyone, writes Alan Cane
Valley view: Global crashes spark crisis of confidence
We have been led to believe that the advantage of web services is that they are ubiquitous and always available, but instead have discovered otherwise, writes Chris Nuttall
Boardroom debate: Clear targets will inspire goal scoring
CIOs with a business-oriented approach will inspire both the user community and those that work within the IT function, writes Ade McCormack
Business Intelligence: Decision-making fed by real-time data
Jessica Twentyman on the instant number-crunching software enabling rapid responses
What’s new: A clearer focus on customers
Geoff Nairn lists down the latest products that could keep the IT companies’ clients happy
IT role model: Online network helps make the garden grow
Jessica Twentyman on how social media were the key to one gardening company’s success
