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21 October 2011
News: Zambia halts pre-export plan to block counterfeit Chinese phones

While several African countries are battling to block the entry of counterfeit mobile phones and other electronic products from China, Zambia has abandoned the implementation of a pre-export verification system that was aimed at blocking the products from entering Zambia.
News: CIO Role: Is IT Facing a Leadership Crisis?

David Reynolds wants to be a CIO, and the 35-year-old systems manager for the Rhode Island Blood Center may well be on his way.
News: Google readies Google+ for push into the enterprise

Google looks close to unleashing Google+ on the enterprise.
News: Uptime Institute kicks off server roundup contest

The Uptime Institute has launched its first Server Roundup Contest to encourage data center operators to retire obsolete servers and reduce their energy consumption.
News: Government seeks G-cloud suppliers

The government is looking for suppliers for the very early stages of its much talked about G-cloud framework for cloud computing.
News: Forrester: Tech Changes to Expect in Next 3 Years

Business Intelligence tools, mobile apps and cloud application platforms are areas that will evolve and create significantly more business value between today and 2014, according to a new Forrester report on enterprise technology trends.
Opinion: Prefer Open Source? Join the Crowd

If ever there was a year to demonstrate why open source software is a smart choice for businesses, 2011 has surely been it.
News: Gmail Redesign Fixes Annoyances, But Adds a Pesky Ad

Leaked video of an upcoming Gmail redesign looks good at a glance, but upon closer inspection, it also makes one change that's sure to annoy users.
News: Salesforce.com to 'unlock' SAP's core software for 'social enterprises'

Salesforce.com is rolling out a set of consulting and integration services aimed at SAP customers that want to build "social enterprises" with Salesforce.com's Force.com platform.
News: 'Jetsons' edge-out 'Flinstones' in cloud debate

The cloud is a major business transformation that democratises technology. But the term is often applied to any established or internet-based services, and is only one part of a larger IT landscape.
News: Government simulates performance of £11bn smart metering infrastructure

A government-funded project has developed a performance simulation system for the £11 billion smart metering infrastructure that is being created for the UK.
News: Create a Quick and Easy Website for Your Business, for Free

Maintaining an online presence is important for businesses of all sizes. Yet who has the time to build a website? You’re busy actually running your company. If you can carve out just a half hour, however, you can establish a professional online presence for yourself or your business for free, with the following easy-to-use tools.
News: Steve Jobs' biographer reveals details of cancer treatment

Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs' official biographer, has released some previously unknown details of the Apple co-founder's life ahead of the book's publication.
News: Al Gore: Steve Jobs' best invention was Apple itself

Apple board member Al Gore has revealed details of Steve Jobs' instructions to Apple staff about how to carry on after his death in an interview at a conference in Hong Kong.
News: European Parliament gets it right on net neutrality say digital liberties groups

Civil liberties groups have broadly welcomed a resolution by the European Parliament’s Industry Committee on Thursday that puts pressure on law-makers to come up with tougher rules in favor of net neutrality.
News: Visual Studio 2011: Developers' first reactions

Now in developer preview, the flagship Microsoft IDE promises a better UI, code review, and HTML5 support
News: USAjobs.gov struggles after feds take it back from Monster.com

The federal government's central website for posting thousands of federal job openings, USAjobs.gov, has seen performance problems since the government took it back this month from Monster.com, which had been running the site for years under a contract.
News: VMware CEO Maritz warns customers to be prepared for licensing changes

VMware’s CEO, Paul Maritz, has warned that the pricing model for virtualisation will evolve “radically” as it heads towards a more consumption-based model.
News: Roger Black: London 2012 a real chance to involve kids in tech

Olympic silver medallist and former world champion Roger Black, the Team GB ambassador for the next Olympics, has said London 2012 is a great chance to get kids and young athletes involved in technology as they enjoy sport.
News: 'Most CIOs' aiming for chief executive role

The majority of CIOs are ready to move into the CEO role but they are being edged out by other C-level executives.