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Podcast
Why go green?
Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
Principal content
Editor’s note: A giant leap into Web 3.0
Peter Whitehead says Digital Business’s online offering is heading toward territory where professionals take lead in shaping web content
What is it about girls and IT?
They are heavy users of technology yet avoid studying IT. With female skills in great demand, Jessica Twentyman looks at the impact this has and asks what can be done
Perspectives: Wanted, a disruptive technology in processing power
Alan Cane on the graphics processor unit, a silicon chip that provides 100 times improvement in computational performance
Less ‘geek’, more chic is the way forward
Lindsey Armstrong of salesforce.com gives her prescription for raising the number of women in the industry
Valley view: Our reporter with his finger on the Pulse
Livescribe’s Pulse, a digital smartpen that links notes to recorded audio, is transforming the way Chris Nuttall works
Boardroom debate: Ways to avoid corporate dyspraxia
Mutual trust and respect are required for organisations to achieve a better return on their IT investment, says Ade McCormack
Process management: Making complex business simpler
Recent advances in software have made possible new ways of increasing business efficiency, says Alan Cane
Event processing: A monitor that can set alarms ringing
Better software makes it easier to extract vital information from the flow of data, says Alan Cane
The helpdesk: ‘Try switching it off and on again’
Once scorned, the helpdesk has improved and should be IT’s showroom, finds Stephen Pritchard
IT going green: Built with power on the doorstep
Kim Thomas describes a radical project for a data centre in Canberra
