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Licensed software adds to UK bottom line
The Business Software Alliance has discovered that just a slight reduction in the use of pirated software would add billions to the UK economy News | 21 May 2013
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MicroScope's top stories, week ending 17 May 2013
Our regular look back at the most important IT channel news stories from the past seven days, as selected by MicroScope readers News | 20 May 2013
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Corel finds consumers like to keep it shrink-wrapped
Corel has discovered that consumers still want to buy their software rather than stream it from the cloud News | 16 May 2013
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FAST calls for more IP protection
The Federation Against Software Theft has called on the government to do more to protect right holders of intellectual property News | 14 May 2013
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More SAM education needed
With many users either under or over licensing their software the need for more education around SAM is greater than ever according to FAST News | 15 Apr 2013
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Cloud model paying off for Adobe
Subscription-based cloud services are making a difference to Adobe's revenues with more customers taking advantage of more flexible payment options News | 20 Mar 2013
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CDG picks up Scalable asset, device management contract
CDG and Scalable say their new UK distribution contract will enhance their partners’ ability to cut costs for their customers News | 14 Mar 2013
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Micro Focus steps up academic skills programme
Micro Focus has expanded its academic skills programme as it looks to ensure there are enough trained COBOL programmers coming through higher education News | 14 Mar 2013
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FAST keeps Westminster spotlight on IP protection
FAST is gathering Lords and lawyers together at a meeting in Westminster to debate what more can be done to protect the software industry News | 14 Mar 2013
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FAST boss vows to continue fight for IP protection
The recently appointed chief executive of the Federation Against Software Theft has vowed to carry on pushing for harder penalties for those flouting IP laws News | 07 Mar 2013
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Market for big data is open
Vendors should play a more active role in promoting the technology outside the large enterprise sector. Amro Gebreel reports Feature
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Five Minute Interview: Ian Masters, Vision Solutions
Ian Masters, sales director for Northern Europe at information availability and disaster recovery specialist Vision Solutions, reveals all in our Five Minute Interview. Feature
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Could the 'app gap' be harming your business?
Gary Calcott from Progress Software says that with widespread 4G just around the corner, now is the time to address how specialist mobile apps could help your business Opinion
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Nominet and the Big Issue offer hope to the hopeless
Have you invented an app that hasn’t quite taken off? If you can tweak it and apply it for some kind of socially useful purpose, you could get a massive helping hand. Nick Booth investigates Opinion
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Driving efficiency and financial gain through SAM
John Lunt, MD of Certero, argues that too many firms are losing out on the benefits of software asset management, and offers some ideas on how to transform ‘blinkered’ attitudes to SAM Opinion
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Nintendo 3DS midnight launch: Is any gadget worth staying up for?
The very very early hours, actually minutes, of Friday morning could turn out to be a mugger's paradise with the news that more than 1,200 stores are opening at one minute past midnight in the UK for the launch of Nintendo's 3DS game console. The... Opinion
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Balloon stunt for new game leaves THQ red faced
More from the inexhaustible supply of idiotic publicity stunts by IT companies: game developer THQ has landed in hot water San Francisco Bay water with a harebrained stunt to promote its latest masterwork. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, T... Opinion
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What does migrating to IPv6 entail? Tell your network manager to read the manual!
In the latest of his series of briefings on IPv4Jeff Smith,a strategist at Global Crossing,warns that the move to IPv6 will be less like a revolution and more like an evolution. Good news: migration to IPv6 isn't a massive task.Bad news: it's lots of... Opinion
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IP hyenas await the IPv6 stampede
Continuing in his series of seminal briefings on IPv4, Jeff Smith warns of the pain involved in mass migration. Have you ever watched those wildlife documentaries, where the lush pastures of east Africa begin to dry up and grazing animals are forced ... Opinion
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IP-change deniers refuse to believe that IP4 will run out warns Global Crossing
We must switch toIPv6 beforethe last rew addresses of IPv4 are swallowed up byrampant global consumerism, says Jeff Smith, Global Crossing's senior director for infrastructure servicesWhen the internet was built they were on version 4 of the Internet... Opinion
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Licensed software adds to UK bottom line
The Business Software Alliance has discovered that just a slight reduction in the use of pirated software would add billions to the UK economy News
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MicroScope's top stories, week ending 17 May 2013
Our regular look back at the most important IT channel news stories from the past seven days, as selected by MicroScope readers News
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Corel finds consumers like to keep it shrink-wrapped
Corel has discovered that consumers still want to buy their software rather than stream it from the cloud News
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FAST calls for more IP protection
The Federation Against Software Theft has called on the government to do more to protect right holders of intellectual property News
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Market for big data is open
Vendors should play a more active role in promoting the technology outside the large enterprise sector. Amro Gebreel reports Feature
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More SAM education needed
With many users either under or over licensing their software the need for more education around SAM is greater than ever according to FAST News
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Could the 'app gap' be harming your business?
Gary Calcott from Progress Software says that with widespread 4G just around the corner, now is the time to address how specialist mobile apps could help your business Opinion
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Cloud model paying off for Adobe
Subscription-based cloud services are making a difference to Adobe's revenues with more customers taking advantage of more flexible payment options News
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CDG picks up Scalable asset, device management contract
CDG and Scalable say their new UK distribution contract will enhance their partners’ ability to cut costs for their customers News
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Micro Focus steps up academic skills programme
Micro Focus has expanded its academic skills programme as it looks to ensure there are enough trained COBOL programmers coming through higher education News
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About Independent Software Vendor (ISV) community
The ISV community is vital to extending the reach of off-the shelf software, taking standard applications and adapting them into programmes that can be taken into vertical markets and into niche sectors. The added value that ISVs deliver to vendors is vital, and their role in the software market is charted on this section of the site.