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The Macer View
Insight and opinion on the role of technology in research as featured in research magazine
What are the issues facing technology in research today? How are the manufacturers and developers of technology responding? What ideas are emerging from those who use technology? What is the industry doing and what does it need to do? Tim Macer explores these and other topics in his opinion column on IT in research.
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Mergers and Ascquisitions: Confirmit and Pulse Train | 20 | Jul 2007
Question time at ASC | 19 | Apr 2007
What will the rise of DIY software mean for the research industry? | 18 | Feb 2007
Are agencies pushing data problems back to the clientside? | 17 | Aug 2006
Report from the ASC's Delivering results Conference | 16 | May 2006
Technology standards - Triumph for triple-s | 15 | March 2006
Report from the SPSS Directions Conference | 14 | November 2005
Report from the ASC Conference - Maximising Data Value | 13 | October 2005
Report from the CASRO Technology Conference held in July | 12 | August 2005
Report from the ASC's Mobile Computing Conference | 11 | June 2005
A new flight path - Report from Research 2005 | 10 | April 2005
Accessing Ability: The Disability Discrimination Act | 9 | December 2004
Busting the IT Bottlenecks: Improving access to information | 8 | November 2004
Wireless networking: going unplugged is more than a gimmick | 7 | October 2003
Understanding the meaning of 'open' software | 6 | September 2003
Defining best practice in the use of research technology | 5 | August 2003
Less than one percent: MR's investment in its technology | 4 | July 2003
What's in a name? Time for an attitude shift | 3 | June 2003
Setting a standard: at last an award for research technology | 2 | May 2003
Is the software industry facing up to MR's chewy data issues? | 1 | April 2003
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