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BlackBerry customers still have a lot of questions, says Damian Reilly.
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There is no doubt that the telecoms sector is a tough industry, with margins constantly under pressure amid fierce competition.
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The Etisalat spy scandal won’t make you give up your BlackBerrys, says Andrew White.
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The benefits of virtualisation are clear and on the large part undeniable, says Julian Pletts.
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Pirate Bay has been in the news this year for all the wrong reasons. But if you’re like me, you might be confused that the illegal file-sharing site Pirate Bay is now being turned into a legal business venture.
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The role of the Middle East channel in generating sustainable revenues from cloud computing is beginning to emerge although it is still a long way from being totally clear.
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The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of the UAE recently introduced a licensing framework applicable to certification service providers operating in the UAE. But what does this mean and to whom does it apply?
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This week two of the Middle East’s telecom operators, the UAE’s Etisalat and Vodafone Qatar, demonstrated completely different approaches to customer service
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Google’s announcement last week that it is launching an operating system to rival the likes of Microsoft has made news headlines. But Gareth van Zyl thinks Google’s Chrome Operating System will be eclipsed in terms of innovative technology by Google Wave later this year.
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The panicky voices crying out for an IT recession have gradually died away, replaced with what seems to be a cautious sort of optimism. But it’s increasingly clear that business-as-usual is a thing of the past for regional IT departments.
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Last week’s meeting of the Dubai Computer Traders Group had a distinctly different tone to it than the equivalent spectacle that marked the launch of the association this time last year — and the reason is irrefutably down to the perilous credit culture that has left the channel staring down the barrel.
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Secret CIO goes on tour.
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Reports that Bahrain’s Batelco and Kuwaiti operator Wataniya are keeping a close eye on potential acquisition targets in Africa came as little surprise. Telecom operators in the Middle East including Etisalat and Zain, have been expanding their reach in Africa in recent years.
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The financial crisis has not meant that IT infrastructure expenditure has completely ground to a halt.
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The incoming head of UK’s MI6 was exposed in his Speedo on Facebook. But you can guard your identity.
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Fiona Robertson from the Rights Lawyers takes a look at some issues you might want to consider if you have employees working from home.
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Before tuning into CNN and the BBC, the first I heard of Michael Jackson's death was on Facebook. This was the same for millions of people and in the age of online social networking, the event of Jackson's death has illustrated how online media is trumping not only print media but especially broadcast media.
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Siddharth Mahajan from the Rights Lawyers explains how innovation in the IT industry can be protected.
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WiMAX has experienced its share of hype and criticism during the past couple of years, with analysts and telecom professionals taking turns to inflate expectations of the technology.
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Prosenjeet Banerjee, head of security services at HCL Technologies explains how identity and access management can be used as weapons to secure business and keep danger at bay.
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