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Turn off that smartphone!
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A New York Times article has rekindled the debate about electronic devices in flight. And the rules do seem muddled.
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Christmas puddings, and Raspberry Pi
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Tech's greatest achievement of 2012 could yet turn out to be a tiny, cheap computer.
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Spooks, snoopers, and the Communications Data Bill
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Privacy bodies have raised their concerns about the proposed law. But the impact on business also needs further scrutiny.
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NFC: mobile's missing link
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Apple's decision to leave out NFC from the iPhone 5 has set the technology back, claims analysts.
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Business of IT: Proving that IT pays its way
In-depth IT spending might be picking up, but projects are unlikely to gain the backing of the board unless they can provide a timely return on investment, reports Stephen Pritchard.
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Living with 4G
In-depth Inside the enterprise: EE's 4G service works remarkably well. Time will tell whether that is enough to attract businesses.
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Acres more broadband
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Subsidies for rural broadband have been approved by the EU, but the UK's 2Mbps target remains controversial.
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Free! BlackBerry! Calls!
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: BlackBerry maker RIM will add voice calls over WiFi to its BBM service. Is this a defensive move by RIM or another move to make operators "dumb pipes"?
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Microsoft's tablets: scratching the Surface
In-depth Inside the enterprise: Microsoft's new tablets look attractive and might prove useful. But some IT professionals are still worried about deploying them.
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Drawing lessons from Sandy's wrath
In-depth The impact of Hurricane Sandy has been felt across the world, but businesses should learn lessons from nature's power.
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The iPad that's everything except a phone
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Apple's iPad mini could be ideal for business, if it could make calls.
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It's bring your own devices, not bring one device
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Device proliferation is both a challenge and an opportunity for IT departments.
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Your data – on sale now
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Telefonica's "Smart Steps" will sell data gathered from subscribers' phones to businesses, but could raise privacy issues.
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Skype users threatened by worm
News Malware spread by "lol" link could hold PC users to ransom.
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South London gains datacentre boost
News New facility in Croydon will offer 8,400 sq m of space 10 miles from the City.
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Chancellor proposes shares-for-rights for growth companies
News "Employee owners" will be able to trade employment rights for tax breaks.
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Enterprise social networks come of age, says Ovum
News Analysts claim businesses should move to business-grade networks.
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Smartphone users move to VoIP
News Text and voice calls giving way to IMs and IP telephony, find analysts.
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IT's energy crisis looms again
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Firms may have been reluctant to invest in new equipment during the recession, but costlier electricity might force IT to reconsider.
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Microsoft's big bet on Windows 8
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A leading analyst firm says Windows 8 is a "gamble". But how much does Microsoft's bet matter to businesses?
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CNI: employers, not hackers, are the real risk
In-depth Inside the enterprise: Carelessness, not conspiracy, could prove the greatest threat to national infrastructure.
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The return of ERP?
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: After several years out of the limelight, back office systems are sneaking back on to the agenda.
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Talking to the spooks about cyber security
In-depth Inside the enterprise: Government agency GCHQ is the latest to lend its weight to a cyber security campaign.
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Big Blue's little brother
In-depth Inside the enterprise: IBM has launched a budget mainframe. But with a $1m price tag, it may be more at home in the cloud than the data room.
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