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Guest blog: The ten greatest predictions of all time
Michael Lee, Founder of the Institute of Futurology and the World Future Society of Southern Africa, is soon to publish his book, ‘Knowing our Future – the startling case for futurology’. Here he outlines what makes a truly great prediction.
Guest blog: Windows 8 – Making hardware-based security a reality for the enterprise
Joseph Souren, VP and GM EMEA for Wave Systems writes for CBR on why the launch of Windows 8 means that hardware roots of trust will be a more relevant and cost effective option for securing enterprise data.
Top 10 social enterprise tools
Keeping track of social content on social media sites can be tedious. Here are some social tools to help your company juggle multiple social accounts on various platforms.
Guest blog: Ada’s Journey from Lovelace to 2012
Ada Lovelace (Augusta Ada Byron) is considered by many as the world’s first computer programmer. Jamie Ayre, marketing director at AdaCore, writes for CBR on how Lovelace’s legacy continues in the technology world today.
Can the new technology centre at Olympic park rival Silicon Valley?
Technology companies are targeting the Olympic park as a new ground for innovation and development.
Social media and American politics: study
As the 2012 U.S. Presidential Election has become one of the most social media oriented elections in American history, Pew research releases stats on how Americans use social media to express their political views.
Top 10 business-savvy apps for your Android
CBR takes a look at 5 android apps that are sure to make organising your busy work life a little easier.
Financial roundup: tech giants cause for concern
CBR looks at the latest results for a couple of technology’s biggest names
Guest blog: Maintenance Management in the Cloud – the weather is changing
Karen Conneely, marketing manager for real asset management, writes for CBR
on how cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) overcomes the traditional IT and budget barriers to provide a business with reliable, cost effective software that is easily and quickly deployed.
Websense says educating employees will help stop phishing attacks
Phishing has become a major concern for IT professionals with the White House military office experiencing an email spear-phishing attack just last week.