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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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The incredible shrinking system
Most large organisations have invested in complex enterprise software. But demand for smaller and simpler systems is creating new opportunities, finds Alan Cane
Editor’s note: Getting ready to connect
It is time to pull the various strands together in a serious body of work that analyses the implications of a connected planet, writes Peter Whitehead
IT brings control over electricity supplies
The need for energy efficiency and clean power are bringing the two sectors together, reports Sarah Murray
Perspectives: Exotic beauties that are remembered with affection
Something has been lost in the progress of computer design, writes Alan Cane
Valley view: Microsoft gets its numbers game right
Everything about Windows 7 suggests the old order in software is being disrupted and Microsoft’s world is wobbling on its axis, writes Chris Nutall
Boardroom debate: Business needs to see all four IT roles
Business leaders should plan for growth in a down market, writes Ade McCormack
Corporate blogs: New way to engage with stakeholders
Used properly, web-based tools can be an effective way to get your message across, explains Urs Gattiker
IT role model: People must be the centre of technology
Irene Greif has been a pioneer in the use of technology to boost co-operation, says Jessica Twentyman
Changing places: Kinney joins the NetSuite board
The on-demand business software company has appointed Catherine Kinney, a former New York Stock Exchange president, to its board, writes Dan Ilett
Does IT work: Shopkeepers need to show their agility
Retailers are focusing on measures that will cut costs, improve the experience, and retain customers, reports Stephen Pritchard
