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podcasts @ComputerWeekly — 171 episodes · page 2 of 2
My eBay PC purchase included the bank details of 1m+ people: Computer Weekly interview
Mergers and acquisitions make life interesting for top CIOs: Weekly IT news round-up from Computer Weekly for 22 August
Interview with ten-year-old who passed Computing AS Level
Nokia S40 hack: An interview with the researcher who discovered the Nokia and Java vulnerability
Credit crunch: Why the IT industry can't escape its effects
Podcast: My country let me down, says hacker Gary McKinnon
Outsourcing and the credit crunch - Computer Weekly's Warwick Ashford round-ups recent IT news
The inside view of the BCS IT Industry Awards 2008
Computer Weekly's UK IT news round-up for 18 July: Job losses at Sun Microsystems
UK IT news round-up for 4 July 2008: Can IT help to reduce corporate carbon footprints?
UK IT news round-up for 1 July 2008: Government data handling after the Poynter report
Banking technology update from Computer Weekly with Avivah Litan from Gartner
Geoff Huston: Prepare to pay for your IP addresses
Computer Weekly IT news round-up 20 June: IPv6, Internet meltdown and the iPhone 3G
Consumerisation of IT: Tom Rogerson from Computer Sciences Corporation
Computer Weekly IT round-up 13 June: New look Computer Weekly magazine
UK IT news highlights from Computer Weekly for w/e 9 June
Accenture CIO Frank Modruson on exploiting the power of social networking within the business
Computer Weekly UK IT new highlights: 30 May 2008
Against the Machine - an interview with Lee Siegel
Computer Weekly's IT news highlights: 23 May 2008
Software Development: Navigating the pitfalls.
Bennie Vorster of BMW discusses renewable energy in data centres
Columbia space shuttle: the recovered disc drive
Business continuity is not just an IT issue: Russell Price of the Continuity Forum
Microsoft Brad Goldberg on Live Search: more focus than Google
Microsoft's COO Kevin Turner on how to earn the big bucks in IT
Top tips for powering and cooling datacentres
IT news round-up 11 April: New York Stock Exchange and Terminal 5
Interview: Emergency telecoms - Oisin Walton from Telecoms Sans Frontières
Interview: Telecoms Sans Frontières and the Mozambique floods
Interview: Shell's $4bn IT outsourcing deal with EDS
IT news round-up 7 April – Anti-fraud measures for debit cards and the Phorm privacy debate
Computer Weekly UK IT news round-up for 28 March 2008: Speedy Hire saves by rationalising software licensing
Computer Weekly IT news round-up for 20 March 2008
Computer Weekly IT news round-up for 17 March 2008
Computer Weekly IT news round-up for 10 March: UK national ID card scheme
Computer Weekly IT news round-up: 3 March 2008
Adrian Davey, Tube Lines: Making the most of your Microsoft Enterprise Agreement
Computer Weekly IT news round-up: 25 February 2008
Computer Weekly IT news round-up: 18 February 2008
Ralph Szygenda - driven by innovation
Weekly IT news round-up: 12 February 2008
Computer Weekly IT news round-up: 2008-01-05
UK Atomic Energy Authority switches to Active Directory (exclusive interview)
Cisco Networkers 2008: Conference Round Up Special
Computer Weekly IT news round-up: 2008-01-29
Women in IT: Computing isn't just a man's world
Green IT - What is it? Why is it important and what can you do about it? (Forrester)
IT on the London Underground: Adrian Davey of Tube Lines
Business Process Management: The next wave of IT (Gartner)
Nortel CTO John Roese on unified communications
Mobile IT in the construction industry
Pfizer preps WAN optimisation
CIO priorities: How IT helps Skanska tackle complexity, environmental and safety issues
How much security is enough?
CIO priorities: IT's role in the airport business
Future trends in software development: interview with Dr Graham Spittle of IBM's Hursley labs
Five reasons why outsourcing fails
Alexa Bona on Virtualisation: the hidden licence costs
Don Tapscott: The economics of Web 2.0
IT Skils: Preparing the UK for the knowledge economy
Linux guru Alan Cox discusses GPL 3.0, the technical and commercial presures of open source
How does Microsoft SQL Server stack up against the open source MySQL database?
Insecure software: Whose fault is it anyway? (Phil Cracknell)
James Gosling, father of Java, discusses the challenges ahead
Give your company a green star for IT
Give your company a green star for IT (Part 2)
What's the buzz with SOA, Pt II? An interview with Andy Mulholland
Andy Mulholland - What's the buzz with SOA?