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ComputerWeekly Project Management News
The British Medical Association (BMA) is writing to health ministers asking them to suspend the upload of patient data onto the Summary Care Records database...
I managed a taxonomy project in a large-scale public sector construction project made up of multi-disciplinary teams from well-entrenched institutions like...
Ministerial plans to cut ?600m from the NPfIT have put the usefulness of the Lorenzo software, which is due to be installed at NHS sites across large parts of England, in doubt.
Chief information officers and IT directors must act like the best sales people if they are to succeed in business.
Speaking at a management seminar,...
Q&A with John Bates, CTO at Progress.
The digital economy has opened new doors for business through its fusion of digital and material business worlds. It has opened cracks, too, unfilled by traditional product and service offerings, that offer a business home for a myriad of new entrepreneurs eager to hop the tiny hurdles to marketplace entry.
Write-offs at its troubled T-Mobile UK subsidiary helped drag down Deutsche Telekom's profits...
Project managers and security professionals are both managers of risk. Project managers deal with a wide range of risks during the project life cycle, whereas security professionals focus on specific security risks, writes Alex Clayton.
CIOs spend 80% of their budgets "keeping the lights on". But their most intractable problem is to get the best return possible from the other 20% of their...
The Identity and Passport Service is rethinking its ID card scheme after ditching a major design component.
Software supplier EDS found so many anomalies in fuel-control software on the Chinook Mk2 helicopter that it became concerned that the Ministry of Defence and RAF would ignore the potential importance of each flaw because of the high volume of errors, a confidential report reveals.
Suppliers are touting virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) as the next wave of IT innovation, but CIOs should tread cautiously for now, say analysts. Many...
Defence contractor EDS - now part of HP - warned the Ministry of Defence that flaws in a Fadec safety-critical system fitted to the Chinook Mk2 helicopter could cause it to malfunction, months before a fatal crash on the Mull of Kintyre.
Computer Weekly is publishing, for the first time, a technical analysis of the software installed on the Chinook Mk2 helicopter, the Chinook model which featured in the RAF's worst peacetime crash.
This year is set to be a crunch year for Birmingham City Council's huge transformation project.
While the arguments over how to get a better gender balance in tech fly back and forth, we’ve highlighted just a few female entrepreneurs working in the UK who founded their own IT companies, or use technology to provide a product or service.
European government IT spending is set to increase in the next three years, but suppliers will have to meet specific needs if they are to cash in, says IDC.
Government...
The recession is over and opportunities for IT professionals are on the up, but has the latest economic crisis left an indelible mark on the profession?
Will caps on IT immigration just win votes or create a workable compromise? If elected, the Conservatives will make changes to the current migration system by putting limits on the number of workers permitted to enter the UK on Intra Company Transfers (ICT).
A High Court judge this afternoon ordered HP to pay BSkyB interim damages of ?200m within 14 days.
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