Simon Moores ComputerWeekly.com Simon Moores’s Most Recent Content ComputerWeekly.com Can social media save local government? 28 Sep 2009 ComputerWeekly.com Public service IT faces budget challenges 28 Aug 2009 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the Day Asking for trouble 08 Dec 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Organised crime sews up internet scams 15 Sep 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Take a deep breath 16 Aug 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: A bad case of the DDs 29 Jul 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Daylight robbery 28 Jun 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Welcome to the world of the Matrix 24 Jun 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: The fast pace of mobile 09 Jun 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Google bowls itself a googly 07 Jun 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Linux - a weapon of mass destruction? 03 Jun 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Web of controversy 17 May 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: The attack of the phishers 07 May 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Thought for the day: Cyberterrorism or cyberhype? 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31 Jan 2002 ComputerWeekly.com A year of drama and romance 10 Jan 2002 ComputerWeekly.com Open discussions turn the tide on Microsoft 13 Dec 2001 ComputerWeekly.com XPerience leads to memory improvements 29 Nov 2001 ComputerWeekly.com Still locked in behind double-glazed Windows? 15 Nov 2001 ComputerWeekly.com ASPs need a game plan to win the credibility battle 01 Nov 2001 ComputerWeekly.com E-business services: Keeping customers unsatisfied 17 Oct 2001 ComputerWeekly.com Picture the unhappy half-truth of Internet security 03 Oct 2001 ComputerWeekly.com Education is the key to defending your IT systems 20 Sep 2001 ComputerWeekly.com You won't know you've been mugged until it is too late 05 Sep 2001 ComputerWeekly.com Escaped Code Red? 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