Innovative software makes energy monitoring a breeze
Fingerprinting trials are allowing officers to make better informed decisions by knowing whether an individual is wanted or dangerous, so what could this pilot mean for the future?
Dennis Keeling, CEO of the Business Application Software Developers’ Association summarises the changes that are most likely to affect financial software users for the remainder of 2007
Andrew Ireland, group director of Children’s Services at Havering looks at the realities of implementing the Children’s Act
Ray Whitehouse, head of business systems at Havering LBC, discusses the National eService Delivery Standards
GT speaks to Tim Rainey of ICT about how local government can learn to create effective project governance
Arthur Doolittle’s famous phrase was “Morals – can’t afford ‘em Guvnor”; a dangerous approach, as it is with skills, argues Alan Bellinger, director of the Institute of IT Training
Large systems always fail, but only because we let them, says Brian Hambling of the British Computer Society, therefore software testing is an effective risk management tool
The Good Communication Awards at London Grosvenor Square Marriott, 30 May, provides the mainstage for the public sector to celebrate effective communication with citizens
Bob Little outlines the key issues in e-learning today and reports on the recent Learning Technologies event
To deliver effective print procurement how important is it to capture the essence of competition? asks The British Printing Federation
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