Enterprise software

Airport IT Trends Survey

Airports are spending a larger slice of their revenues on technology as they look to improve the passenger experience, this major study from SITA reveals.News | 04 Mar 2014

Post Office tenders for front office tower model

The Post Office is tendering a tower-model IT contract to provide front-office application services for branches, the web, mobile and call centresNews | 24 Feb 2014

Computer Weekly Buyer’s Guide to Windows XP support

Microsoft will end technical support for its Windows XP operating system in April 2014. In this 10-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at what this means for those businesses that have yet to migrate to newer alternatives.E-Handbook

Projects more than 25% of respondents are doing

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

Microsoft shares up on better than expected results

Microsoft's shares rose nearly 4% on news of better than expected financial results for the quarter ending 31 December 2013News | 24 Jan 2014

The hidden threats facing your unsupported XP devices

Exorbitant custom support deal fees may not be the highest costs organisations running Windows XP will face after support ends in April.Feature

Download: IT Priorities 2014 - Europe

The Computer Weekly/TechTarget IT priorities European report gives an in-depth analysis of the IT spending trends across Europe in 2014. Over 1,200 IT professionals took part in the survey, which covers the UK, France, Germany, Benelux, the Nordics, and the DACH countries (Germany, Austria and Switzerland). This report gives you the key findings for the UK, France, Germany, and Europe as a whole.Magazine

How to navigate the IT supplier jungle

Being a CIO is interesting and satisfying, but there is a relentless pressure on them to improveFeature

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

Searching for the signal of open standards amid the growing noise of agile

For all its undeniable strengths, the use of agile in government is in danger of becoming a fetishOpinion

The challenges of implementing Camden’s digital strategy

Camden Borough Council's digital strategy sets out how technology will support and enable the local authority grow and developanalysis | 13 Feb 2014

Camden Council launches digital strategy

The London Borough of Camden has launched a digital strategy intended to redesign the way it delivers public services in the councilNews | 07 Feb 2014

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

WIll open source save the datacentre industry?

IT rivals stand cheek-by-jowl to praise Facebook’s Open Compute Project, but is the love-in a Damascene conversion or just damage limitation?Open Compute Summit | 31 Jan 2014

Digital reality: When IT meets the business

The implications of companies going digital is that technology becomes a core competency to drive the business forward. How will IT adapt?Feature

Microsoft joins Open Compute Project

Redmond giant makes server specs public in bid to influence future datacentre designOPEN COMPUTE SUMMIT | 29 Jan 2014

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

Air France uses HP automation software to manage Linux server cloud

Air France automates 1,500 Linux servers using a private cloud based on HP Cloud Service Automation (CSA) softwareNews | 17 Jan 2014

Microsoft releases Android SDK for Office 365

Microsoft has released an open source software development kit for Androidopen source software | 07 Mar 2014

No more email? Why companies are turning to collaboration technology

Collaboration technologies are helping companies improve their employees' work-life balanceFeature

NHS to procure NHSMail2 on new managed email framework

The NHS is to buy its new NHSMail2 email service through a framework which has been tendered by the Government Procurement ServiceNews | 27 Feb 2014

Microsoft urges businesses on Windows XP to migrate

Organisations running Windows XP should migrate to a more recent version of the operating system for security reasons, says MicrosoftNews | 27 Feb 2014

Microsoft takes aim at passwords

Microsoft says it is determined to solve the problem of ineffective authentication that relies on usernames and passwordsNews | 27 Feb 2014

Azure VMs support Linux and add REST management API

Application deployment templates

Creating a private cloud in System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Microsoft pushes on-premise Windows and Azure coud

Creating point-to-site or site-to-site VPNs between on-premise and Azure

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

BASF sells IT services arm to Tech Mahindra

European chemicals giant BASF has sold its IT services business to Tech Mahindra, with 60 employees to transfer to the Indian services firmIT services | 03 Mar 2014

CA Technologies launches MDM suite

CA Technologies has launched a new suite of products designed to provide mobile device management to enterprisesEnterprise software | 28 Feb 2014

Azure VMs support Linux and add REST management API

Application deployment templates

Creating a private cloud in System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Microsoft pushes on-premise Windows and Azure coud

Creating point-to-site or site-to-site VPNs between on-premise and Azure

Creating new services in Windows Azure

Application development on Microsoft's hybrid cloud

After a slow start, Microsoft Azure is progressing rapidly and has become a strong hybrid cloud choice for businesses. Tim Anderson reports.Photo Story

Microsoft releases Android SDK for Office 365

Microsoft has released an open source software development kit for Androidopen source software | 07 Mar 2014

No more email? Why companies are turning to collaboration technology

Collaboration technologies are helping companies improve their employees' work-life balanceFeature

CA Technologies launches MDM suite

CA Technologies has launched a new suite of products designed to provide mobile device management to enterprisesEnterprise software | 28 Feb 2014

Don’t create a mobile enterprise app for the sake of it

Enterprise mobility applications need a clear objective, advises Accenture’s Nisha SharmaTip

Mozilla launches Future of Mobile Privacy project for Firefox OS

The open source champions reveal a year long project with Deutsche Telekom to address the security needs of users in emerging marketsNews | 26 Feb 2014

BlackBerry 'damaged' enterprise relationship with BB10

BlackBerry CEO John Chen admits preoccupation with BlackBerry 10 and Z10 launch damaged its relationship with enterprisesIT suppliers | 25 Feb 2014

Executive interview: Microsoft targets the non-professional developers

The developer community is changing. There are far more people programming now, says Microsoft's Tim O'BrienExecutive interview | 21 Feb 2014

Well-defined mobile strategies needed for business growth

Businesses with ambition to grow must have a formalised and well-defined mobile strategyMobile strategy | 14 Feb 2014

Smartphone sales decline in mature markets

Smartphone sales slowed significantly in developed markets in 2013, according to research firm GartnerNews | 14 Feb 2014

The challenges of implementing Camden’s digital strategy

Camden Borough Council's digital strategy sets out how technology will support and enable the local authority grow and developanalysis | 13 Feb 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

Airport IT Trends Survey

Airports are spending a larger slice of their revenues on technology as they look to improve the passenger experience, this major study from SITA reveals.News | 04 Mar 2014

Special Report on Infosys

This 6 page special report from Computer Weekly gives you the key facts on Infosys, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

Special Report on Adobe

This special 7-page report from Computer Weekly, updated for 2014, analyses the challenges facing Adobe, its financial performance, the services and products it offers, its place in the IT market and its future strategy.E-Handbook

Hadoop 2 opens new vistas beyond current UK data management practice

Hadoop 2 enables a greater range of data-crunching tasks, beyond Hadoop’s previous scope of batch processing, directly within the stack itselfFeature

UK shows biggest take-up of electronic health records in Europe

The UK is the biggest electronic patient record market in Europe, with $2.1bn expected to be spent on the technology by the end of 2015News | 27 Feb 2014

RBS to tidy up systems mess

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) outlines plans to cut costs and improve customer services, slashing the number of IT systems in the processNews | 27 Feb 2014

CW Special Report on CA Technologies

This 9 page special independent report from Computer Weekly, updated for 2014, gives you the facts on CA, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

NHS England puts patient database on hold

NHS England is to delay by six months the roll-out of its controversial Care.data scheme for sharing patient records through a central databasehealthcare it | 19 Feb 2014

Microsoft releases Android SDK for Office 365

Microsoft has released an open source software development kit for Androidopen source software | 07 Mar 2014

Unicom events for 2014

Unicom specialise in running on trend, focused and frequent IT events and conferences for professionals that want to stay in the know and further their career.Misc

Thames Water pilots smart analytics with Accenture

Thames Water is six months into an 18 month pilot with Accenture Smart Grid to pilot real time monitoring to deliver an improved serviceNews | 06 Mar 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

CIO interview: John Hinshaw – the man behind HP's IT turnaround plan

As HP's executive VP for technology and operations, John Hinshaw is in charge of the operational efficiency driving a five-year transformationCIO Interview | 04 Mar 2014

Gartner: Time to rethink backup procedures

IT leaders and storage managers can realise cost savings and improve their use of backup infrastructure by rethinking their back-up procedures, says Gartner analyst Dave Russell.News | 04 Mar 2014

Special Report on Infosys

This 6 page special report from Computer Weekly gives you the key facts on Infosys, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

BASF sells IT services arm to Tech Mahindra

European chemicals giant BASF has sold its IT services business to Tech Mahindra, with 60 employees to transfer to the Indian services firmIT services | 03 Mar 2014

No more email? Why companies are turning to collaboration technology

Collaboration technologies are helping companies improve their employees' work-life balanceFeature

Unicom events for 2014

Unicom specialise in running on trend, focused and frequent IT events and conferences for professionals that want to stay in the know and further their career.Misc

Airport IT Trends Survey

Airports are spending a larger slice of their revenues on technology as they look to improve the passenger experience, this major study from SITA reveals.News | 04 Mar 2014

Microsoft pushes on-premise Windows and Azure coud

Creating point-to-site or site-to-site VPNs between on-premise and Azure

Application development on Microsoft's hybrid cloud

After a slow start, Microsoft Azure is progressing rapidly and has become a strong hybrid cloud choice for businesses. Tim Anderson reports.Photo Story

App Controller can connect to public, private and hosted clouds

Future job of the senior infrastructure manager

Hybrid cloud architectures will need IT departments to move from core server skills to managing the capacity to let developers codeFeature

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

Digital reality: When IT meets the business

The implications of companies going digital is that technology becomes a core competency to drive the business forward. How will IT adapt?Feature

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

Microsoft releases Android SDK for Office 365

Microsoft has released an open source software development kit for Androidopen source software | 07 Mar 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

UK councils struggling to meet the needs of mobile web users

UK local authorities are struggling to meet demands from mobile users accessing their websites, according to an authoritative report into the sector’s online activitiesNews | 03 Mar 2014

NHS to procure NHSMail2 on new managed email framework

The NHS is to buy its new NHSMail2 email service through a framework which has been tendered by the Government Procurement ServiceNews | 27 Feb 2014

Human Capital Management and HR technology guide

Find out everything you need to know about Human Capital Management (HCM) technologyguide

Computer Weekly Buyer’s Guide to Windows XP support

Microsoft will end technical support for its Windows XP operating system in April 2014. In this 10-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at what this means for those businesses that have yet to migrate to newer alternatives.E-Handbook

Top UK developers join forces to make best use of flood data

Top UK developers joined forces at the weekend to create useful resources to help those affected by floodsNews | 18 Feb 2014

The challenges of implementing Camden’s digital strategy

Camden Borough Council's digital strategy sets out how technology will support and enable the local authority grow and developanalysis | 13 Feb 2014

Not in Kansas any more

PA Consulting's Alastair McAulay looks at the commercial potential of smart watches, Google Glass and the latest smartphonesOpinion

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

Post Office tenders for front office tower model

The Post Office is tendering a tower-model IT contract to provide front-office application services for branches, the web, mobile and call centresNews | 24 Feb 2014

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

Satya Nadella replaces Steve Ballmer as Microsoft CEO

Microsoft has named Satya Nadella as CEO almost six months after former incumbent Steve Ballmer announced his retirementNews | 04 Feb 2014

Digital reality: When IT meets the business

The implications of companies going digital is that technology becomes a core competency to drive the business forward. How will IT adapt?Feature

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

DECC IT overhaul follows government digital standards

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is accustomed to large outsourcing contracts, yet it is the first department within government to move away from a single supplier approach, to a new multi-sourcing model across all its core activities.News | 28 Jan 2014

IBM revenues drop 5% as hardware sales crash

IBM has reported a small increase in its fourth quarter profit, but revenue declined due to an accelerating slump in its hardware businessFinancial news | 22 Jan 2014

Allianz deploys Rumba to provide secure mainframe administration

Insurer Allianz UK has deployed Rumba terminal emulator software from MicroFocus to provide a mainframe-based policy admin systemEnterprise software | 21 Jan 2014

Big banks' legacy IT systems could kill them

A banking T-Rex is dying and nimble competitors will pick at its carcass. Is it too late for the retail bank giants to overhaul their IT and survive?Feature

Unicom events for 2014

Unicom specialise in running on trend, focused and frequent IT events and conferences for professionals that want to stay in the know and further their career.Misc

Thames Water pilots smart analytics with Accenture

Thames Water is six months into an 18 month pilot with Accenture Smart Grid to pilot real time monitoring to deliver an improved serviceNews | 06 Mar 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

Don’t create a mobile enterprise app for the sake of it

Enterprise mobility applications need a clear objective, advises Accenture’s Nisha SharmaTip

Download: Analytics & Data Warehousing Reader Survey - Europe

Over 150 IT professionals across Europe reveal their plans and priorities for business intelligence and analytics, in this exclusive research from Computer Weekly and TechTarget.Magazine

Cloud business intelligence market will be worth $4bn by 2017

Cloud business intelligence (BI) is still a small part of the market but growing at an impressive rate, contends analyst Tom PringleOpinion

Case study: WPP uses DataSift to evolve its data strategy

The WPP group has begun a partnership with text data filtering and aggregation company DataSiftCase study | 20 Feb 2014

Uppsala Ambulance, Dagens Nyheter favour Swedish-born QlikView for BI

Sweden has played a big part in data visualisation tools. QlikTech, NComVA and Tibco Spotfire have roots there. Uppsala Ambulance and the Dagens Nyheter newspaper are QlikView usersFeature

Projects more than 25% of respondents are doing

Netflix shows how to get cloud rolling

Streaming movie giant’s former cloud architect reveals how to dramatically speed up processes and shorten product development cyclesANALYSIS | 04 Mar 2014

CIO interview: Phil Jordan, global chief information officer, Telefónica

Telefónica global CIO Phil Jordan is leading one of the most complex and challenging IT transformations in the private sectorinterview | 03 Mar 2014

Why cloud's not reigning in the enterprise

Lack of business-focused offerings from suppliers and misguided private cloud projects are stifling progress, say Cloud Expo speakersANALYSIS: CLOUD EXPO 2014 | 03 Mar 2014

Dragon tells cloud businesses to focus on service

Outsourcery boss Piers Linney warns cloud providers that collaboration and investment are key to the industry’s future successCLOUDEXPO EUROPE 2014 | 26 Feb 2014

Case study: Virtualised storage adds value to Denmark's tunnel vision

State construction firm Femern selects DataCore system to help speed up Fehmarnbelt undersea odyssey and keep the sharks at bayCase study | 24 Feb 2014

Datacentres must tackle local challenges for global growth

Diverse range of opportunities and obstacles shows there’s no ‘one size fits all’ strategy for the datacentre industryAnalysis | 21 Feb 2014

CIO interview: Fashion house Paul Smith steers a hybrid path to IT excellence

Paul Smith's head of IT has developed a Microsoft hybrid cloud strategy to increase responsiveness and operational efficiencyCIO interview | 20 Feb 2014

Human factors in the datacentre

Whether to ensure business continuity or maximise returns, everyone from the finance director to the facilities manager needs further datacentre educationFeature

Computer Weekly Buyer’s Guide to Windows XP support

Microsoft will end technical support for its Windows XP operating system in April 2014. In this 10-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at what this means for those businesses that have yet to migrate to newer alternatives.E-Handbook

The UK’s problem with power

Datacentre power buyers say Britain’s deregulated energy market is as complex as trading in derivativesFeature

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

No more email? Why companies are turning to collaboration technology

Collaboration technologies are helping companies improve their employees' work-life balanceFeature

NHS to procure NHSMail2 on new managed email framework

The NHS is to buy its new NHSMail2 email service through a framework which has been tendered by the Government Procurement ServiceNews | 27 Feb 2014

Download: Is the Cloud Safe? Breaking Down the Barriers to Cloud Computing

Cloud computing offers IT managers access to applications and computing on demand, reducing capital IT costs for businesses and bringing flexibility and scalability. However, non-cloud users still have concerns about the network computing model. Research by Vanson Bourne, on behalf of cloud services provider Savvis, identified the five biggest concerns preventing IT managers from opting for cloud-based services.Magazine

Microsoft rallies partners in government open standards debate

Microsoft’s UK chief has written to partners encouraging them to support its stance against government proposals for open document standardsenterprise software | 20 Feb 2014

Case study: South Tyneside NHS Trust deploys Huddle on iPads for board meetings

South Tyneside NHS Trust has begun its paperless journey by moving its board meetings to the cloud using Huddle for iPadCloud software | 20 Feb 2014

Top UK developers join forces to make best use of flood data

Top UK developers joined forces at the weekend to create useful resources to help those affected by floodsNews | 18 Feb 2014

HR Technology Key Trends 2014

HR Directors and leading IT suppliers give their take on the HR technology trends for 2014 in this analysis from HR Zone.News | 14 Feb 2014

Belfast City Airport adopts cloud unified communications

The George Best airport chooses 8x8 to roll out voice over IP and cloud unified communications systemsCase Study | 13 Feb 2014

Dynamic businesses use the network as the CEO

Yammer co-founder and CTO, Adam Pisoni, believes businesses need to reassess how they are organisedNews analysis | 12 Feb 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

Is second-hand software illegal?

Microsoft rallies partners in government open standards debate

Microsoft’s UK chief has written to partners encouraging them to support its stance against government proposals for open document standardsenterprise software | 20 Feb 2014

Computer Weekly Buyer’s Guide to Windows XP support

Microsoft will end technical support for its Windows XP operating system in April 2014. In this 10-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at what this means for those businesses that have yet to migrate to newer alternatives.E-Handbook

Is second-hand software illegal?

The action by Federation Against Software Theft to suspend one of its members confuses users over legal second-hand user licencesAnalysis | 18 Feb 2014

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

DECC IT overhaul follows government digital standards

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is accustomed to large outsourcing contracts, yet it is the first department within government to move away from a single supplier approach, to a new multi-sourcing model across all its core activities.News | 28 Jan 2014

Microsoft shares up on better than expected results

Microsoft's shares rose nearly 4% on news of better than expected financial results for the quarter ending 31 December 2013News | 24 Jan 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

Payments market to open to new service providers

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is planning to open up the payments sector to new companies to improve competitionfinancial it | 05 Mar 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

Special Report on Infosys

This 6 page special report from Computer Weekly gives you the key facts on Infosys, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

Special Report on Adobe

This special 7-page report from Computer Weekly, updated for 2014, analyses the challenges facing Adobe, its financial performance, the services and products it offers, its place in the IT market and its future strategy.E-Handbook

Welcome Break speeds up payments transactions

Welcome Break has upgraded its entire payments system to improve the speed of services to customers and streamline end-of-day management transactionsNews | 20 Feb 2014

CW Buyer's Guide To Finance and Insurance

In this 11-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at mitigating the risks of data breaches with liability insurance; the variety of ways to finance your organisation’s technology platforms in a world of rapid change; and funding software investment for the economic recovery while budgets remain tight.E-Handbook

Not in Kansas any more

PA Consulting's Alastair McAulay looks at the commercial potential of smart watches, Google Glass and the latest smartphonesOpinion

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

What does 2014 hold for HR technology?

A look at the key battlegrounds in HR technology in 2014Feature

Microsoft releases Android SDK for Office 365

Microsoft has released an open source software development kit for Androidopen source software | 07 Mar 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

CIO interview: John Hinshaw – the man behind HP's IT turnaround plan

As HP's executive VP for technology and operations, John Hinshaw is in charge of the operational efficiency driving a five-year transformationCIO Interview | 04 Mar 2014

Netflix shows how to get cloud rolling

Streaming movie giant’s former cloud architect reveals how to dramatically speed up processes and shorten product development cyclesANALYSIS | 04 Mar 2014

Gartner: Time to rethink backup procedures

IT leaders and storage managers can realise cost savings and improve their use of backup infrastructure by rethinking their back-up procedures, says Gartner analyst Dave Russell.News | 04 Mar 2014

Airport IT Trends Survey

Airports are spending a larger slice of their revenues on technology as they look to improve the passenger experience, this major study from SITA reveals.News | 04 Mar 2014

Special Report on Infosys

This 6 page special report from Computer Weekly gives you the key facts on Infosys, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

How to select the best hybrid cloud provider for your firm

A successful shift towards a hybrid cloud corporate environment requires a new approach to trust throughout the organisation.Feature

No more email? Why companies are turning to collaboration technology

Collaboration technologies are helping companies improve their employees' work-life balanceFeature

CIO interview: Phil Jordan, global chief information officer, Telefónica

Telefónica global CIO Phil Jordan is leading one of the most complex and challenging IT transformations in the private sectorinterview | 03 Mar 2014

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

Airport IT Trends Survey

Airports are spending a larger slice of their revenues on technology as they look to improve the passenger experience, this major study from SITA reveals.News | 04 Mar 2014

Special Report on Adobe

This special 7-page report from Computer Weekly, updated for 2014, analyses the challenges facing Adobe, its financial performance, the services and products it offers, its place in the IT market and its future strategy.E-Handbook

Don’t create a mobile enterprise app for the sake of it

Enterprise mobility applications need a clear objective, advises Accenture’s Nisha SharmaTip

Flexibility and integration drove NatWest Microsoft Dynamics migration

NatWest Business Banking selected Microsoft Dynamics CRM when it realised it needed full CRM capabilityNews | 25 Feb 2014

Met Police releases ‘Total Technology’ IT strategy

The Metropolitan Police Service has released a three to four-year plan on how to transform the use of technology in the organisationPublic sector IT | 07 Feb 2014

Satya Nadella replaces Steve Ballmer as Microsoft CEO

Microsoft has named Satya Nadella as CEO almost six months after former incumbent Steve Ballmer announced his retirementNews | 04 Feb 2014

BBC failed to get "sufficient grip” over failed DMI project, says NAO

The National Audit Office has slammed the BBC over its failed Digital Media Initiative (DMI), project saying the broadcaster was “too optimistic” and the BBC executive “did not have sufficient grip of the programme"News | 28 Jan 2014

ERP application ecosystem strategies for making it in a SaaS world

Analyst China Martens outlines a strategy for managing ERP application portfolios that blend SaaS and on-premises apps.Opinion

Top 10 supplier profiles 2013

Are you thinking of doing business with an IT technology supplier ? Check out our independent profiles of the leading technology companies2013 review | 30 Dec 2013

Half of CIOs believe business has too many applications

Almost half (48%) of CIOs believe their business has more applications than it needs and only 37% think most of their applications are business critical, according to a studyNews | 05 Mar 2014

Special Report on Infosys

This 6 page special report from Computer Weekly gives you the key facts on Infosys, its strategy, products and services and financial performance.E-Handbook

Don’t create a mobile enterprise app for the sake of it

Enterprise mobility applications need a clear objective, advises Accenture’s Nisha SharmaTip

Flexibility and integration drove NatWest Microsoft Dynamics migration

NatWest Business Banking selected Microsoft Dynamics CRM when it realised it needed full CRM capabilityNews | 25 Feb 2014

Essex CC sets upon IT transformation project after £16.6m deal with Fujitsu

Essex County Council has partnered with Fujitsu as part of a £16.6m deal to transform its corporate systems estateNews | 19 Feb 2014

Aer Lingus opts for Tegile hybrid flash over IBM and EMC

It was cheaper and easier for Aer Lingus to deploy 80TB of Tegile hybrid flash storage than buy more IBM or EMC, says the airline's CTONews | 10 Feb 2014

Microsoft chief Satya Nadella states commitment to software

Microsoft's recently appointed CEO Satya Nadella will focus on software engineering, which he sees as key to the cloud and mobile marketsanalysis | 06 Feb 2014

Digital reality: When IT meets the business

The implications of companies going digital is that technology becomes a core competency to drive the business forward. How will IT adapt?Feature

UK Eurozone suppliers can no longer ignore Sepa standard

UK suppliers to Eurozone businesses risk losing customers if they cannot take payment using the Single European Payments Area (Sepa) standardAnalysis | 30 Jan 2014

Teradata launches analytics product as SAP BW replacement

Teradata has released an analytics product for SAP ERP, as a full-blown alternative to SAP BWanalytics software | 27 Jan 2014

The wider implications of Oracle's Rimini licensing dispute

Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they outsourceenterprise software | 05 Mar 2014

CIO interview: John Hinshaw – the man behind HP's IT turnaround plan

As HP's executive VP for technology and operations, John Hinshaw is in charge of the operational efficiency driving a five-year transformationCIO Interview | 04 Mar 2014

Don’t create a mobile enterprise app for the sake of it

Enterprise mobility applications need a clear objective, advises Accenture’s Nisha SharmaTip

Human Capital Management and HR technology guide

Find out everything you need to know about Human Capital Management (HCM) technologyguide

What does 2014 hold for HR technology?

A look at the key battlegrounds in HR technology in 2014Feature

CW500: Is the CIO still as important in 2014?

Computer Weekly's CW500 Club kicked off this year's meetings with a look at the challenges CIOs will face in 2014Feature

HB Fuller sticks with HR in the cloud

Cloud based HR system gives adhesives maker the ability to manage its global workforceNews | 22 Jan 2014

Capita to provide support applications for North Yorkshire Police

North Yorkshire Police has selected Capita to deploy self-service HR and duty management applications to improve responsivenessenterprise software | 22 Jan 2014

HRTech Europe 2014

Date: 27th March, 2014
Location: The QEIICC, Westminster, London

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IT Priorities 2014: Software initiatives