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Brave New OpenWorld

What Oracle has to do to compete in the Web services market

Letters to the editor

Dumb and Dumber

They call me MISTER Webb!

E-mail is a wonderful tool, but don't think it makes us pals

Innovation as an art form

ITAC takes a Renaissance approach to building creativity in the industry

Analyze this

Accenture offers rose-coloured glasses along with its IT research

The Palm that rocks the cradle

Check your Date Book and Address Book while you can; this portal is going down

IT’s angry young man

It's Russell Smith against the technologists, and so far, no one's winning

Letters to the editor

Off side; On the mark; Off base; On the money

Inspecting gadgets

How to make sure consumer toys don't tangle corporate strategies

Deus ex machina

What enterprise customers could learn from Pope John Paul II's first online experience

Process of elimination

How the new workflow technologies can help enteprises avoid chaos in the wake of IT projects

No one @Home

Rogers goes solo after years of Internet service scandals

Laureate or leave it

Nobel prize winners pool their collective wisdom to offer a sunny perspective on the Internet's future

Digital Days to come

Imagining the next 30 years of microprocessor development

Out of the Xbox and into the fire

No fun in the Far East; Avoiding the tax man

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Calling on smartphones to lighten the carbon load

Imagine a smartphone made from 25 per cent recycled polycarbonate. A phone that comes equipped with a biodegradable, replaceable battery and a case made...

Mobile devices fuel “anywhere office” trend

A new generation of powerful mobility devices will continue to revolutionize the workplace, fuelling the remote working trend that finally gained momentum in 2018. With...

How Businesses Can Take Advantage of the Mobile App Boom

The rise of mobile technology has allowed for an app explosion over the past few years. According to The Statistics Portal, The Apple Store...

Three ways businesses can shed the burden of managing mobile devices and data

There was a time when futurologists thought the Information Age was going to abolish drudgery for people. Machines and software programs would take care...