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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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Editor’s note: Run, kids, run – and get a life
I worry about the future of IT. Not so much the technology, but the effect it is having on the people required to operate and develop it, says Peter Whitehead
Mobile internet is taking off
4G wireless broadband will make possible the services users have been waiting for – or so they, and the industry, hope. Paul Taylor reports
Personal view: Satisfying the bandwidth monster in all of us
John Roese suggests ways to increase the speed and efficiency of data delivery on the internet ‘motorway’
Perspectives: Industry raises its voice to catch the ear of Brussels
There are fears that Europe’s software industry will face increasing competition, writes Alan Cane
Valley view: Medical records in sore need of a booster
Chris Nuttal’s experience of data collection in the health service involves scrabbling on hands and knees
Boardroom debate: Following the herd can lead you astray
Fair weather innovators, like fair weather athletes, never reach their full potential, writes Ade McCormack
Airport technology: Tags that keep bags on track
Sarah Murray on how RFID and other innovations can ease airline passengers’ worries over lost luggage
T5’s silver lining: its wireless network
Heathrow’s latest terminal can boast one technological success story, says Ingrid Lunden
Business continuity: It’s impossible to guard against every risk
Threats change and so companies must prioritise and constantly update disaster recovery plans, says Stephen Pritchard
Liverpool FC: Football club’s solid defence
Stephen Pritchard finds out how the business solved its data problems
