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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundLawmaker blasts U.K. government on Microsoft policy
October 10, 2007 British Parliament member criticizes U.K. government's IT strategy, accusing it of "skewing the market" in favor of Microsoft.Tech bigwigs push for the global good
May 4, 2006 At the World Congress on Information Technology, Dell, Intel and others make pitches to governments for increased investing.Politicians: Clueless on technology?
October 27, 2006 U.K. lawmakers and privacy activists weigh in on the lack of tech knowledge among politicians and its effect on government IT projects.Michael Dell pushes governments to invest in IT
May 4, 2006 Developing countries can improve lives of their citizens with fast networks and better access to PCs, he says. Photo: Michael Dell at WCITU.K. tax credits site to stay closed after fraud
March 19, 2007 Web site shut down by fraudsters in 2005 won't be back online before next summer, may never be reopened, U.K. government says.U.K. government's lost data 'worth billions to criminals'
November 29, 2007 Politician attacks government over failure to use encryption technology to prevent breach that could impact millions of people.Feds' tech budgets may hinge on cybersecurity prowess
February 7, 2007 Bush administration's top IT official says she's counting on agencies to fix flaws before eating up more dollars to build new systems.America's most digital cities? Think Sun Belt
November 30, 2006 Center for Digital Government study looks at which regions are doing the most to enhance local technology. The list might surprise you.'Sandal and ponytail set' cramping Linux adoption?
March 28, 2006 Yes, says former Massachusetts CIO Peter Quinn. To be taken seriously, open-source community needs to dress the part. Sponsored matches for "information technology"
