New techniques for identification and verification may have surprising implications writes Phillip Rees of Hammonds….
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Renzo Marchini looks at the new regulations covering spam and cookies….
Chris Spencer wonders if mundane software can have a Knowledge Management function….
The Fourth “Nothing. But.The. Net” Conference drew crowds in Edinburgh….
New SCL Initiatives Like many of the best ideas, SCL’s latest initiatives owe a debt to the past. The first acknowledges the growing range and importance of KM; the second is double pronged and aims to engage the interest of more students. A new Knowledge Management Interest Group is to be formed shortly. The full…
On 26 January 2004, at the Royal Society, Richard Christou will give the Society’s 30th Anniversary Lecture…
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Even the least observant are bound to notice a new look to the magazine. We have redesigned and now celebrate the fact that the world is enriched by colour. I am delighted to welcome a new design from Ken Planter and hope that we can do it justice with articles of matching vibrancy. For those…
John Yates explains how “fun” and ” IT law” will go together at the SCL Conference to be held in Bath on 14th and 15th November….
Chris Wakerley, principal consultant at business improvement company Boxwood Group, looks at benefits realisation….
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See solutions for dealing with spam suggested by SCL members….