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Best Buy in the US is reportedly selling the HP Touchpad for just $99 as the retailer gets rid of its inventory of the soon-to-be-defunct tablet.

IT projects spinning out of control in the public and private sector are ending the careers of senior executives and causing entire businesses to collapse.

Major IT projects are 20 times more likely to fail than other business initiatives because project managers are ignoring unpredictable events, says a major research study by Oxford University.

A third of employees will seek employment elsewhere if employers fail to support flexible working via mobile devices.

BT Engage has taken on 15 school leavers to embark on three-year IT apprenticeships.

To boost the percentage of women in IT security careers, (ISC)2 has instituted two new scholarships, each totalling up to $40,000 per year.

Nokia has unveiled three smartphone devices running its new operating system, Symbian Belle.

Dujon Walsham is a 23 year old IT consultant who has worked on high-profile projects such as the IT infrastructure to capture programmes for ITV Player. His current job involves helping companies like eBay and British Airways adopt cloud computing systems.

Four London boroughs are looking for a systems integrator to support their plan to share a single instance of Oracle's latest ERP software.

A blunder by recruitment company Hays has revealed contractors at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) earn £2,000 per day.

Durham University is to upgrade its communications infrastructure after signing a deal with Siemens Enterprise Communications (SEC) which will see the university adopt IP telephony.

Employers are failing to provide IT professionals with the business...

Dell has announced new EqualLogic products, HP has announced a ‘storage federation’ and the VCE alliance has received a boost from a global partner.