The problem is that IT departments often fall into two areas - understaffed, or having a motherload of work to get through (Putting IT in the driving seat for business success, sandrasmith.computing.co.uk). My department would not appreciate having to do projects that are not really our responsibility, because we do not have the resources to spare. …
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Working miracles in management
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Deliverance
http://letters.computing.co.uk/2008/07/deliverance.htmlI run an e-commerce site, and in my experience what stops people buying across countries is the excessive postage charged (EU to encourage cross-border e-commerce, www.computing.co.uk/2219738). At the moment it is many times more expensive for us to ship from the UK to Europe. …
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Leave IT alone
http://letters.computing.co.uk/2008/07/leave-it-alone.htmlBuilding Schools for the Future is perceived by some as a great invasion for schools (Vice-like grip, letters.computing.co.uk). John Jones needs to go into schools and see the excellent work that IT staff provide. I manage a team of six who are employed by the school to provide support exceeding the standards set out by Becta and private firms. …
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Data theft is no laughing matter
http://www.databasemanagementconsulting.com/2008/06/data-the...to deliver pizzas to his cartoon oven, while attached to a bungee cord that threatened to pull him back to a watery fate. Today, personal privacy is on that slippery slope and unlike the super-fit milkman of yeste Read the rest of this great post here
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how to download free mp3 music
http://music1.ebookshq-online.comComputing blogs wrote an interesting post today on No MySpace at work for Facebook Here’s a quick excerpt The exception is companies that run themselves from a social networking site. Graduates need to get real if they think they can go to their first
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The web remains in good health
http://comment.computing.co.uk/2008/05/the-web-remains.htmlSome ISPs have been moaning in particular about the impact of the hugely successful BBC iPlayer - a complaint that has been received with derision from web users, not least those writing to Computing’s letters page (letters.computing.co.uk). The irony is not lost on those who recall the early days of broadband, when ISPs accused content providers of doing too little to provide sites that would encourage users to upgrade from dial-up connections.
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Big Brother is filling up your car
http://newsdesk.computing.co.uk/2008/05/big-brother-is.htmla Computing reader wrote to the editor
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The UK's top IT employers
http://editor.computing.co.uk/2008/04/the-uks-top-it.htmlstarting in roles such as technical support or software programming, is being broken down from the bottom, rung by rung. And then there is the sexist, ageist image of the industry. Only 18 per cent of UK IT professionals are women. Regular readers of Computing’s letters page will know that the two most common themes are women keen for a job in IT but struggling to find family-friendly working practices, and people the “wrong” side of 40 with bags of experience but who cannot even get an interview. Straight away, here
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Virtual realities
http://itilpedia.org/blog/2008/02/06/virtual-realities/To a large extent, this is reflected in the most recent version of the IT infrastructure library (ITIL V3). Where ITIL version 2 focused more on processes, ITIL V3 addresses issues relating to service design and strategy. … (more
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Computing Podcast
http://www.computing.co.uk/podcastsBlogs & Community: BackBytes . The Knowledge . Comment . Mainstream Matters . The Editor's Diary . Reader's Letters . From The Newsdesk . Innovation in IT . Employment Matters . The Industry View . Information Management . Hack Cartoons . Small Business Focus . Talking Outsourcing . Technology Law . Get the Inside Track
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Continental Drifts
http://luqhi.blogspot.com/2007/12/continental-drifts.html...letters.computing.co.uk Cool Cats (The Buffalo News) STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — To powder partisans, these are Warren Miller-like conditions. Two feet of fresh flakes have fallen overnight, and the Colorado Rockies around Steamboat Springs lie blanketed under a duvet of
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No system failure for iBus
http://yubber.cn/?p=632Despite your anonymous source claiming to have worked at one of our garages, the information he gave your reporter about London???s satellite bus communications project is totally inaccurate (Bus system chokes at startup, … click here
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Debugging is a business decision
http://www.linepax.com/?p=2050bizplans wrote an interesting post today on Debugging is a business decision Here’s a quick excerpt Decisions about software quality are ultimately business decisions, and there are lots of bugs - especially in in-house programs - that make more sense to ship than to fix. Testers don
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