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Social enterprise collaboration: Is your company social yet?
While some CIOs are still wondering, perhaps mistakenly, if social media is just another passing trend, there are companies out there that are increasingly implementing social enterprise tools to raise employee productivity and keep an edge over competitors.
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Windows 8: boom or bust?
Microsoft has released one of its most important products ever: Windows 8. Steve Evans looks at the new operating system and examines whether businesses should gamble on upgrading and what they can do to ensure the migration goes smoothly
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Catching some air: What UK businesses can learn from the Olympics
CBR asks what UK Plc can learn from the London 2012 Olympics in three hot areas: mobile and wireless, security and social media.
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Olympic Countdown: Game on
BT is the official communications services partner of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Jason Stamper talks to Emer Timmons, president of BT Global Services in the UK, about what organisations need to do to prepare for the Games and what BT itself has learned from the project.
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Olympic Countdown: Game theory
BT is the official communications services partner of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Jason Stamper talks to Howard Dickel - who is leading BT's technical delivery programme - about the people, process and technology that will be called on to help make the Games a success
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Big Data in sports: Calling the shots
UK football clubs could learn a great deal from European and US sports teams when it comes to monetising digital content, as Allan Swann reports.
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Mobile payments: Crash, Bang, Wallop
Allan Swann looks at the rise, and potential fall, of mobile payment platforms.
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Augmented reality: Tomorrow's world
UK start-ups are leading the way in a new marketplace, augmented reality. But is it a gimmicky fad or a new advertising model? Allan Swann investigates
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Power to the people
The recent craze for tablet computers and the proliferation of smartphones cannot be ignored by the enterprise because whether IT supports them or not they will find their way into the office. However, consumerisation of IT can cause a number of headaches for businesses. Steve Evans looks at the risks and what companies should do to protect themselves
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Q&A with Nick Ogden, CEO and founder of Voice Commerce
CBR talks to Nick Ogden about what role voice technology can play in mobile banking
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Q&A with David Jevans, CEO of security firm Ironkey
CBR talks to Ironkey's boss about whether the new ICO rules are a 'joke' and keeping ahead of the bad guys
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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.
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Going Mobile
With the technology available today mobile and remote workers can be just as productive as their office-based counterparts. In this special report Steve Evans looks at enterprise attitudes to mobility, including the business benefits, potential security risks and its place in a business continuity plan.
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London 2012 IT: No Second Chances
15,000 athletes, 22,000 journalists, 70,000 volunteers and 94 Olympic venues. 3,500 technology specialists, 8,000 computers, a fixed deadline and the world watching. What could possibly go wrong? Jason Stamper reports.
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The proliferation of visual voicemail
At the beginning of April, network-based messaging and content provider Comverse announced the results of a sponsored survey that underscored the popularity of visual voicemail among North American consumers. However, the uptake of this service will face a number of hurdles, including the fact that only a limited number of devices and carrier networks can fully process visual voicemail.
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