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Gut feelings could improve IT directors' standing with the board

Using gut feelings to influence decisions could improve IT directors' standing with board-level executives, says Robina Chatham, a consultant and lecturer...

NHS bedside telephone supplier goes into administration

Administrators have been called in to the controversial group that supplied NHS bedside telephones and other services. Patientline ,...

Royal Mail unveils details of £1.2bn IT spend

Royal Mail has lifted the wraps on how it plans to spend up to £1.2bn on IT-related projects over the next three to four years as it fights growing competition...

Scientists call on government to save Bletchley

Nearly 100 leading computer scientists have joined forces to call on the government to intervene to save Bletchley Park from irreparable decay. In...

Outsourcing contract disputes set to rise as credit crunch bites

Financial uncertainty arising from the credit crunch is likely to lead to many outsourcing deals being re-negotiated, reduced in scope or terminated in 2009....

Outsourcer Capita reports strong half-year sales and profits

Outsourcer Capita saw half-year sales jump 20% in the six months ended 30 June, and its year-on-year operating profit rose 18%. The firm said sales...

Prison service makes good use of IT for procurement, says NAO

The Prison Service is making progress in the way it uses IT to manage its annual £450m procurement of goods...

IT companies bullish in face of credit crunch

IT suppliers have so far avoided the worst effects of the credit crunch because businesses are continuing to spend on IT. The number of UK technology...

Financial markets: How low can 'low latency' go?

One of the big buzz terms in the European financial markets in 2008 is "low latency" ....

IBM seeks to stop council divulging £400m contract details

IBM, the world's largest IT company, has sought to stop Somerset County Council from divulging key contract details of a £400m outsourcing contract.
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