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Cloud computing

For ambitious companies with tight budgets, cloud computing can provide a cost-effective way to utilise the latest in business technology. Kathleen Hall reports.

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Go global for growth

Four entrepreneurs discuss how exporting has helped their businesses to grow

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Talking freely

Why web-conferencing is the way forward

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The new cybercriminals

From Twitter to cloud computing, internet innovation is presenting new opportunities to the devious, and they are exploiting them to the full. We outline the main dangers and find out what is being done about them.

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The virtual keyboard

First featured on US crime series CSI: Miami, this keyboard with no keys is now available to purchase.

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Copenhagen Summit: a power failure?

Expectations were high for the Copenhagen Summit, but very little was achieved. We ask the winners of last year's Rosenblatt New Energy Awards what went wrong.

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Google Wave

The latest open-source project to come out of Google, Google Wave promises a new concept in personal communication and collaboration.

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Too hot to handle

Here we look at four must-have gadgets for the tech-loving entrepreneur – and one you can probably do without

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Google Wave

The latest open-source project to come out of Google, Google Wave promises a new concept in personal communication and collaboration.

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Too hot to handle

Here we look at four must-have gadgets for the tech-loving entrepreneur – and one you can probably do without

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A wealth of options

Share options can be a tax-efficient way to retain and motivate key staff

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HP tx2 Touchscreen Notebook

Swivel-screened and touch-responsive, Hewlett-Packard’s tx2 is a piece of kit that is just dying to be played with.

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No train, no gain 

Give some additional power to your people

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The business workplace of the future

While the 19th century had the factory, the 20th century became notorious for the office. Kathleen Hall takes a look at how the workplace is set to change as we advance deeper into the 21st century.

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