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Real-time collaboration halves BT development times

Telepresence and whiteboards enable agile working practices

Firms hampered by soggy business processes

Need for agility and cost savings spur change

IT spending returns to 2008 levels

IT spending returns to 2008 levels

CIOs optimistic about 2010

"Gut feel" vital for decision-making, says CIO Connect

IT bungles cost taxpayers £26bn

Ten Labour IT foul-ups outlined by The Independent

CIOs to work with 2005-level budgets

But future is brighter in 2010, predicts Gartner

Lack of tech holding back SMB remote working: survey

Bosses fail to see productivity benefits

Illegal downloading runs rife in workplace

UK firms risk litigation warns FAST

SAP caves in over enterprise support

Greater choice and capped costs introduced

Poor negotiation skills cripple business

Negotiation is “ignored, neglected”, finds report

Firms must set up social media policies

IT should take control of Twitter and Facebook use

Printed HR manuals costing UK firms millions

Schools face IT budget cuts

ICO to issue £500,000 fines for data breaches

Google threatens China withdrawal over cyber attack

IT spending to bounce back in 2010: Forrester

Bell Labs unveils green network push

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Comments & Opinion

The Techies of the Noughties

CBR’s editorial team here unveils its choice of the 20 Most Influential Technologists of the Decade. Jason Stamper picks through the wreckage of a decade that began with the dot-com crash, and ended in recession.

In two minds

Today’s CIOs need to be both cautious pragmatists and innovative risk takers. Janine Milne examines the mix of sometimes contradictory skills needed to be a successful CIO.

Seventh heaven?

October saw the release of Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7. With XP now nearly ten years old and Vista generally bypassing the enterprise, should businesses be looking to upgrade, and what are the pitfalls they should be wary of? Steve Evans finds out.

Climbing the social network ladder

As social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook explode in popularity with consumers, enterprises are rushing to join the fun. But what can businesses get out of them and what are the potential dangers? Steve Evans reports.

Bandwidth busters

Could application delivery network appliances be the way to faster network pipes? Kevin White reports

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