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Managing the public face: Why perception is king in IT
Some leading IT companies are seen as big and unfriendly, others as cool and welcoming - but why?
What next for Microsoft?
Last week saw Microsoft’s plan to acquire Yahoo all but collapse, and left it with a more dangerous rival than ever before. So what can it do next?
Open source in the legal firing line
Litigation and open source are becoming increasingly common bedfellows, illustrated most recently by the SCO crisis and the Microsoft/Novel...
Inertia the obstacle to Linux on the desktop
The Year of the Linux desktop may never come. Instead, there will continue to be significant encroachment into the territory that Microsoft...
Would you employ a hacker or malware writer?
Microsoft has pointed the figure at a Russian antivirus outfit's former technical expert, claiming he was the brains behind the Kelihos spam...
The open source patent war
The Microsoft/Novell patent agreement and the attempted litigation by SCO with various Linux users underline business concerns about the potential...
What to expect from Windows Phone 7
Windows Mobile 6.5 may be on its way, but what about the Windows Phone 7 – the next step in smartphone tech for Microsoft?
Introducing Excel & PowerPivot
Andrew Fryer, an evangelist at Microsoft UK, explains how Excel 2010 and PowerPivot can put the right data into the right users' hands, and we find...
Which version of SharePoint is right for you?
SharePoint comes in three different editions, but if you're serious about Business Intelligence then you'll benefit from SharePoint Enterprise....
Introducing SQL Server
If you're serious about using Microsoft technology to deliver Business Intelligence then you need to embrace SQL Server. Our panel explains how the...
The top 10 tech reviews of 2009
In 2009, the iPhone 3GS, Palm Pre, and HTC Magic mingled with the Dell Adamo and Sony Z-series in the best hardware of the year stakes, while we...
Is PHP ready for enterprise?
Zend's recent successes and partnerships with Microsoft, Rackspace and others may be signalling that open source programming language PHP is ready...
Why is Microsoft accelerating Service Pack 1?
Rumours suggest that Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 is running ahead of schedule, and is likely to arrive this year. Simon Brew looks at why that...
Windows 7: The most accessible Windows yet?
Microsoft has taken pains to make Windows 7 a better experience for everyone, but is the new Windows ready for users with disabilities, right out...
TomTom - The drums of a patent war with Microsoft?
Microsoft's IP claim against TomTom could just be the first salvo in an open source patent war.
Firefox: The problems ahead
One of the reigning mass market champions of open source software appears to have hit choppy waters. With Firefox 3 on the horizon, IT PRO finds...
The Office/Google Docs war goes real-time with collaboration
With Office 2010 about to hit its first widespread release, the battle lines are being drawn between Microsoft and Google once again.
The quiet demise of Windows Vista
Microsoft seems to be letting its much-maligned Vista operating system die a quiet death.
The top 10 Microsoft Windows 7 features
As the release candidate of Windows 7 beckons, we take a look at some of the best features we can look forward to in Microsoft’s new operating...
Smoothing the move to Windows 7
Windows 7 promises to be easier to manage, more energy efficient, and more secure than previous Microsoft operating systems. But businesses need to...
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