How ironic that the most ubiquitous of information technologies, ubiquitynonce being seen as a mark of a really successful system or product, hasnbrought this ruin to our door.
With businesses demanding that good ideas be backed up with hard numbers, IT executives are looking for methods to help them quantify and measure the value of their IT investments.
While most attendees of the Computers, Freedom and Privacy (CFP) conference in San Francisco this week agreed that more needs to be done to protect consumers' privacy against the onslaught of rapidly advancing technologies that track, store and share sensitive data, how that privacy should be guarded remained a subject of fiery discussion.
Logging Off recently flipped through some of the tech-related books that have crossed its desk in the last few weeks. Here's our take on some of the more quirky geek literature out there for your perusal.