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Digital Business is offering IT experts the chance to air their views about a range of topics, with contributors’ features appearing on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first subject is utility computing.
If you have strong views on the subject, write to us at digitalbusiness@ft.com. The best correspondence will be published.
In the first piece in this series, Alastair McAulay of PA Consulting Group writes about: The second time round: will utility computing live up to its latest billing
Is there money where your mouse is?
Alan Cane looks at pay for computer professionals and asks why a survey found 87% of them are looking for another job or monitoring the market
Working in IT: The tournament approach to finding talent
Topcoder breaks its tasks into components and then persuades programmers to compete to write them, says Alan Cane
Storage: Policies matter more than the IT
Companies must decide what needs to be kept, writes Stephen Pritchard
Security: Simple rules that make social networking safer
Ken Munro outlines some important precautions that everyone should take
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