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U.K. survey: IT managers blamed for staff malaise
December 13, 2007 Reactive, bureaucratic, and authoritarian management harms employee morale and health, according to research by management-services firm.IBM AlphaWorks: From software theory to fact
June 5, 2008 Laura Bennett, senior engineering manager at IBM's software development community, discusses how the group helps turn research concepts from the labs into practical products.Lawmaker 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.HP backs African recycling research
September 18, 2007 The technology vendor is working with partners on improving the safety and environmental impact of electronic waste-recycling in the region.CSC inks $1.35 billion deal
October 11, 2004 The tech consultant signs a 10-year contract to manage Ascension Health's IT infrastructure.British businesses slash IT budgets
December 15, 2006 U.K. companies have downgraded their technology-spending plans for 2007, but huge differences exist between sectors.Cisco, Intel, Oracle team up on health care
January 31, 2006 Tech giants will provide doctors financial incentives to accelerate use of information technology in health care.CIOs feeling happier about IT prospects
October 4, 2005 Confidence in health of economy is rising, and some company tech chiefs predict an IT overspend, according to Forrester Research.U.K. health service plans 'telehealth' rollout
January 25, 2007 National Health Service aims to install devices in patients' homes that can collect and transmit their health data.How can IT save the world?
May 4, 2006 Thousands of delegates mull how to bring technology to the world's people while preserving their privacy and keeping them healthy. Photos: Changing the worldMercury tools aim for IT data compliance
May 2, 2005 New applications and hosted services to help IT departments comply with Sarbanes-Oxley regulations.Accenture, Computer Sciences land big deals
December 23, 2003 Alliances led by both information technology services companies win contracts with the British government valued at more than $1.6 billion each.Taking your meds? Sensors will know
July 5, 2007 High-tech monitors, Webcams and GPS devices can help caregivers check in on elderly parents--from afar.Photos: Home monitoringVideo: Long-distance eldercareCongress calls for paperless health records
July 27, 2005 Both the Senate and House are edging toward a new set of regulations pushing health care providers to embrace IT.IBM looms large in life sciences quest
May 31, 2004 Despite a late start, Big Blue's Life Sciences division is a billion-dollar operation. But it faces tough competition from similar efforts at HP and Sun, as well as health care specialists.Health care struggles with security's cost
February 26, 2004 Security's high price tag and a lack of expertise has many health care companies balking at complying with regulations that would protect digital patient data.Health care's paper tiger
February 26, 2004 special report The health care industry is only halfheartedly following the technology mandates under federal HIPAA regulations, as deadlines slip and dual standards apply.Commentary: Health care tech to take off
February 26, 2004 Forrester says 2004 will bring accelerating technology adoption among health plans, care providers and life sciences companies.Bush calls for computerized medical records
February 3, 2005 The president says he'll ask Congress for new laws to digitize and share medical information about patients.Answering Bush's competition challenge
February 1, 2006 The State of the Union speech throws down the gauntlet, and Cisco CEO John Chambers says America must respond with alacrity.
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