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Windows 10: Microsoft gets serious on upgrades
Microsoft will offer users of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows Phone a free upgrade to Windows 10. Plus there is a hologram versionPhoto Story
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Case study: Scandinavian Airlines hands pilots worldwide Wi-Fi pass
SAS has implemented iPass Wi-Fi across its iPad estate, giving pilots and crew access to 15 million hotspots around the worldCase Study | 13 Jan 2015
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Google under fire over Windows zero-day disclosure
Google has come under fire for publishing a proof-of-concept attack exploiting a flaw in Windows 8.1 before Microsoft had released a security updateNews | 06 Jan 2015
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Top 10 PC stories of 2014
Sales of PCs have been steadily decreasing over the past few years, but market changes saw the PC market bounce up, down and back up again in 20142014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Why Azure failed: Procedural failure amplifies Azure bug
Microsoft has admitted procedural failure process in deploying updates led to last month’s catastrophic downtime of Azure storageNews | 18 Dec 2014
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HP puts big data in the cloud and announces services enhancements
On the opening day of HP Discover in Barcelona, HP has announced a major milestone in its big data strategyNews | 02 Dec 2014
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Time for DevOps to get out of the weeds
Software and service providers face a battle to deliver new products, features and capabilities faster than everOpinion
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Time is running out for Windows Server 2003 migration
Support for Windows Server 2003 will end next year, but careful planning can ease operating system migrationFeature
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Microsoft releases emergency security patch for Windows and Windows Server
Microsoft emergency patch fixes a Windows and Windows Server vulnerability hackers are exploiting to compromise networkscyber crime | 19 Nov 2014
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Microsoft SSL bug could be worse than Heartbleed, say researchers
Reseachers say the SSL flaw in Microsoft Windows could be worse than Heartbleed and ShellshockWindows SSL bug | 12 Nov 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Operating systems
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Case study: Hedge fund AHL Man Group uses MongoDB to feed quants with data
Hedge fund AHL Man Group replaces disparate relational databases with a single data platform built on NoSQL database MongoDBcase study | 21 Jan 2015
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Ulster Bank runs hackathons to discover future banking IT
Ulster Bank runs two hackathons to unearth some of the technology-based services the bank can offer its customers in the futureBanking IT | 13 Jan 2015
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Microservices: How to prepare next-generation cloud applications
A microservice architecture promotes developing and deploying applications composed of autonomous, self-contained unitsFeature
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Inside the Digital Catapult, six startups at the forefront of data innovation
The recently opened Digital Catapult in London’s Kings Cross is home to ambitious technology startups innovating around big dataStartup incubators
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Time for DevOps to get out of the weeds
Software and service providers face a battle to deliver new products, features and capabilities faster than everOpinion
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Exploring new business models for digital public service delivery
Many public sector organisations appear overwhelmed by the breadth and depth of the changes in public service delivery that they faceOpinion
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Case study: JustGiving develops Facebook-like graph on HDInsight
Online fundraising site JustGiving has created a Facebook-like media graph database to understand how people donateCase Study | 19 Nov 2014
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Cyber criminals set to become information dealers, says Websense
Cybercriminals are set to become information dealers, according to the cyber security predictions for 2015 by Websense Security LabsCyber Security | 18 Nov 2014
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Winning enterprise software use cases in the CW European 2014 Awards
Brian McKenna presents five enterprise software case studies selected from the winners of Computer Weekly's European User Awards 2014.E-Handbook
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Microsoft moves .Net to open source framework
Microsoft has announced that its .Net Core framework will be open source to develop cross platform capabilitiesNews | 13 Nov 2014
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Windows 10: Microsoft gets serious on upgrades
Microsoft will offer users of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows Phone a free upgrade to Windows 10. Plus there is a hologram versionPhoto Story
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Microsoft readies next Windows 10 update
Satya Nadella prepares to make the most important speech since he took the helm of Microsoft just under a year agoNews | 20 Jan 2015
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PC shipments grew towards end of 2014
PC sales reached 83.7 million in the final quarter of 2014, displaying continued improvement in the sector, says GartnerHardware | 13 Jan 2015
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Google under fire over Windows zero-day disclosure
Google has come under fire for publishing a proof-of-concept attack exploiting a flaw in Windows 8.1 before Microsoft had released a security updateNews | 06 Jan 2015
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Top 10 PC stories of 2014
Sales of PCs have been steadily decreasing over the past few years, but market changes saw the PC market bounce up, down and back up again in 20142014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Top 10 cloud stories of 2014
Cloud computing has evolved, giving businesses an increasing array of options from simple IT infrastructure up to full business applications2014 review | 23 Dec 2014
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Microsoft begins accepting bitcoins
Microsoft will now accept Bitcoin payments for digital content such as games, videos, music and applications on Windows Phone and XboxBitcoins | 12 Dec 2014
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Security Think Tank: SME security on a shoestring budget
How can SMEs afford security that is good enough?SME security
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HP puts big data in the cloud and announces services enhancements
On the opening day of HP Discover in Barcelona, HP has announced a major milestone in its big data strategyNews | 02 Dec 2014
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Time for DevOps to get out of the weeds
Software and service providers face a battle to deliver new products, features and capabilities faster than everOpinion
- VIEW MORE ON : Windows
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Windows 10: Microsoft gets serious on upgrades
Microsoft will offer users of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows Phone a free upgrade to Windows 10. Plus there is a hologram versionPhoto Story
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Interview: Omnifone chief engineer Phil Sant builds code Lego-style
Phil Sant, co-founder and chief engineer at music streaming platform Omnifone, believes software developers need to take Lego approachCIO interview | 20 Jan 2015
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Ulster Bank runs hackathons to discover future banking IT
Ulster Bank runs two hackathons to unearth some of the technology-based services the bank can offer its customers in the futureBanking IT | 13 Jan 2015
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Forrester: IT maintenance saps budget as tech spending increases
Technology spending is set to rise modestly, but the majority of IT spending will still go on maintaining existing systemsNews | 08 Jan 2015
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CES 2015: Car companies showcase automotive digitisation
Autonomous automotive technology has stolen the limelight from the usual fodder of gadgets at CES in Las VegasAnalysis | 08 Jan 2015
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Microservices: How to prepare next-generation cloud applications
A microservice architecture promotes developing and deploying applications composed of autonomous, self-contained unitsFeature
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Top 10 PC stories of 2014
Sales of PCs have been steadily decreasing over the past few years, but market changes saw the PC market bounce up, down and back up again in 20142014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Why Azure failed: Procedural failure amplifies Azure bug
Microsoft has admitted procedural failure process in deploying updates led to last month’s catastrophic downtime of Azure storageNews | 18 Dec 2014
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Nats funding emphasises cost control over investment
The Civil Aviation Authority has announced it will review Nats' licence following the failure of air traffic control on FridayNews | 15 Dec 2014
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IoT will drive a middleware boom
Spending in middleware is expected to exceed $16.3bn, driven by a shift towards agile mobile application integrationEnterprise software | 11 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Developer
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Android banking apps riddled with malware
Research of 350,000 banking-related apps has revealed about 11% contain malware or suspicious binariesBanking IT | 22 Jan 2015
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Windows 10: Microsoft gets serious on upgrades
Microsoft will offer users of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows Phone a free upgrade to Windows 10. Plus there is a hologram versionPhoto Story
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Microsoft readies next Windows 10 update
Satya Nadella prepares to make the most important speech since he took the helm of Microsoft just under a year agoNews | 20 Jan 2015
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Challenger bank Lintel puts IT at centre of plans
Lintel Bank could soon be the latest challenger bank to hit the UK with IT an important differentiatorBanking IT | 20 Jan 2015
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BlackBerry: We’re not selling to Samsung
BlackBerry has issued a statement denying recent claims it is to be bought by consumer electronics brand SamsungIT suppliers | 15 Jan 2015
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Facebook targets corporate collaboration market
Facebook is piloting a smartphone and web app for enabling people to communicate and collaborate at workSocial media | 15 Jan 2015
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Case study: Scandinavian Airlines hands pilots worldwide Wi-Fi pass
SAS has implemented iPass Wi-Fi across its iPad estate, giving pilots and crew access to 15 million hotspots around the worldCase Study | 13 Jan 2015
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International CES 2015: The themes at the biggest tech show of the year
This Computer Weekly photo story explores the themes of this year's 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show held by CEA in Las Vegas.Photo Story
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Retail technology useless without back-end support, says John Lewis
Retailers can’t just rely on customer-facing mobile apps and websites to be successful – they need to invest in the back-end support tooRetail IT | 12 Jan 2015
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CES 2015: Car companies showcase automotive digitisation
Autonomous automotive technology has stolen the limelight from the usual fodder of gadgets at CES in Las VegasAnalysis | 08 Jan 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Mobile
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Case study: Hedge fund AHL Man Group uses MongoDB to feed quants with data
Hedge fund AHL Man Group replaces disparate relational databases with a single data platform built on NoSQL database MongoDBcase study | 21 Jan 2015
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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Public sector must make big data relevant
Big data is set to revolutionise public services but projects should focus on those that the public will understandPublic sector IT | 15 Jan 2015
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Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust embarks on clinical portal project
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust selects HP Enterprise Services to supply a clinical portal from Orion Health, with single sign-on from ImprivataHealthcare IT | 14 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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CERN gets real-time data with Software AG’s Terracotta BigMemory
CERN is using Software AG’s in-memory data management software BigMemory to support system availability for the Large Hadron ColliderNews | 07 Jan 2015
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Oracle will lose out unless it changes its software licensing
In an open letter, Campaign for Clear Licensing highlights the risk to Oracle’s future earnings due to aggressive licensingAnalysis | 07 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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Care.data faces more delays over concerns about patients
The NHS’s Care.data scheme may face more delays due to concerns over lack of publicity and clarity of the proposed programmeNews | 12 Dec 2014
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Interview: SAP ramps up pressure on customers to move to Hana
Philip Adams, chairman of the UK and Ireland SAP User Group, says SAP is increasing pressure on customers to move to Hanainterview | 11 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Database
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Case study: Hedge fund AHL Man Group uses MongoDB to feed quants with data
Hedge fund AHL Man Group replaces disparate relational databases with a single data platform built on NoSQL database MongoDBcase study | 21 Jan 2015
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MPs force inquiry into Post Office subpostmaster mediation scheme
MPs force inquiry into Post Office scheme to redress grievances of subpostmasters claiming to have been wrongly punished for false accountingNews | 21 Jan 2015
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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Challenger bank Lintel puts IT at centre of plans
Lintel Bank could soon be the latest challenger bank to hit the UK with IT an important differentiatorBanking IT | 20 Jan 2015
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NHS to bring two IT systems in-house away from BT
Two NHS IT systems will be moved from BT to be managed in-house by the Health and Social Care Information Centre from February 2015NHS IT | 19 Jan 2015
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HMRC trials Gov.uk Verify in busiest month of the year
Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs is to trial the government’s Verify identity assurance scheme in its busiest monthGovernment it | 19 Jan 2015
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Microsoft Azure had more downtime in 2014 than main cloud rivals
Microsoft Azure suffered more downtime than its main rivals in 2014, according to detailed analysisCloud computing | 19 Jan 2015
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Public sector must make big data relevant
Big data is set to revolutionise public services but projects should focus on those that the public will understandPublic sector IT | 15 Jan 2015
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Supplier relationship management lessons from the car industry
IT can learn a lot from the car industry, which has transformed supplier relationship managementAnalysis | 15 Jan 2015
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BlackBerry: We’re not selling to Samsung
BlackBerry has issued a statement denying recent claims it is to be bought by consumer electronics brand SamsungIT suppliers | 15 Jan 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Business applications
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Interview: Omnifone chief engineer Phil Sant builds code Lego-style
Phil Sant, co-founder and chief engineer at music streaming platform Omnifone, believes software developers need to take Lego approachCIO interview | 20 Jan 2015
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User groups defend licensing, but should Oracle rethink remuneration?
Two Oracle user groups have defended Oracle's licensing policy following open letter by Campaign for Clear LicensingNews | 09 Jan 2015
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How AWS remains resilient and enterprise focused
Eight years ago no one had heard of Amazon Web Services. Today it is at the forefront of enterprise computingInterview | 19 Dec 2014
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Why Azure failed: Procedural failure amplifies Azure bug
Microsoft has admitted procedural failure process in deploying updates led to last month’s catastrophic downtime of Azure storageNews | 18 Dec 2014
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The state of mobile back end as a service
Common mobile application services are increasingly being hosted on central back-end servers – but what does that mean for the enterprise?Enterprise mobility
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Balancing agility and efficiency: Open architecture and platforms in government
Increased flexibility in delivery models must be balanced with the architectural discipline to re-use, share, and consume common componentsOpinion
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Time for DevOps to get out of the weeds
Software and service providers face a battle to deliver new products, features and capabilities faster than everOpinion
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Exploring new business models for digital public service delivery
Many public sector organisations appear overwhelmed by the breadth and depth of the changes in public service delivery that they faceOpinion
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Qantas puts Oracle ERP in the cloud with Tata Consultancy Services
Airline Qantas signs IT outsourcing services firm TCS to upgrade its Oracle ERP platform and move it into the cloudCloud ERP | 11 Nov 2014
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Firms set eyes on digital, but will it fulfil their demands?
We look at the effect of digitisation and how CIOs can help businesses move forward while keeping day-to-day systems runningFeature
- VIEW MORE ON : SOA
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Interview: Omnifone chief engineer Phil Sant builds code Lego-style
Phil Sant, co-founder and chief engineer at music streaming platform Omnifone, believes software developers need to take Lego approachCIO interview | 20 Jan 2015
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International CES 2015: The themes at the biggest tech show of the year
This Computer Weekly photo story explores the themes of this year's 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show held by CEA in Las Vegas.Photo Story
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Retail technology useless without back-end support, says John Lewis
Retailers can’t just rely on customer-facing mobile apps and websites to be successful – they need to invest in the back-end support tooRetail IT | 12 Jan 2015
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CES 2015: LG launches G Flex 2 and predicts a ‘better’ future driven by IoT
LG’s vision of a "better" and "more beautiful" future will be driven by innovation in the home-centric sector of the internet of thingsIT innovation | 06 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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US interception in the EU faces new legal challenges
US government orders against Microsoft to hand over email data 'infringes privacy legislation' in other countriesNews | 17 Dec 2014
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CIO interview: Mark Foulsham, group CIO, esure
Mark Foulsham, group CIO at insurance firm esure, is overseeing an IT transformation plan that he hopes will help future-proof the businessinterview | 16 Dec 2014
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US technology companies facing growing UK pressure over internet spying
Tension is growing between the UK and US over Prism spyingOpinion
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Inside the Digital Catapult, six startups at the forefront of data innovation
The recently opened Digital Catapult in London’s Kings Cross is home to ambitious technology startups innovating around big dataStartup incubators
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Government aims for 90% digital take-up by 2020
The government aims to have 90% of the UK’s online population using digital public services by 2020News | 04 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Web
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Windows 10: Microsoft gets serious on upgrades
Microsoft will offer users of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows Phone a free upgrade to Windows 10. Plus there is a hologram versionPhoto Story
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User groups defend licensing, but should Oracle rethink remuneration?
Two Oracle user groups have defended Oracle's licensing policy following open letter by Campaign for Clear LicensingNews | 09 Jan 2015
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Forrester: IT maintenance saps budget as tech spending increases
Technology spending is set to rise modestly, but the majority of IT spending will still go on maintaining existing systemsNews | 08 Jan 2015
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Microservices: How to prepare next-generation cloud applications
A microservice architecture promotes developing and deploying applications composed of autonomous, self-contained unitsFeature
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Digitisation of government needs major transformation effort
The public sector can achieve massive savings through digitisation, but this will require organisational transformationNews | 06 Jan 2015
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How AWS remains resilient and enterprise focused
Eight years ago no one had heard of Amazon Web Services. Today it is at the forefront of enterprise computingInterview | 19 Dec 2014
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Nats funding emphasises cost control over investment
The Civil Aviation Authority has announced it will review Nats' licence following the failure of air traffic control on FridayNews | 15 Dec 2014
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IoT will drive a middleware boom
Spending in middleware is expected to exceed $16.3bn, driven by a shift towards agile mobile application integrationEnterprise software | 11 Dec 2014
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Why MPs lost faith in the Post Office's IT investigation, but vowed to fight on
A group of 140 MPs has removed its backing for a Post Office scheme to redress subpostmasters' grievances over alleged false accountingHorizon scandal | 10 Dec 2014
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HP is ‘coming back strong’, says CEO Meg Whitman
At the HP Discover event in Barcelona, CEO Meg Whitman addressed the future for customers following HP's split into two businessesNews | 02 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Middleware
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Case study: Hedge fund AHL Man Group uses MongoDB to feed quants with data
Hedge fund AHL Man Group replaces disparate relational databases with a single data platform built on NoSQL database MongoDBcase study | 21 Jan 2015
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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CIO interview: Sarah Flannigan leads change at the National Trust
National Trust CIO’s IT strategy is a £40m transformation that represents the biggest change project in the charity's historyinterview | 20 Jan 2015
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Public sector must make big data relevant
Big data is set to revolutionise public services but projects should focus on those that the public will understandPublic sector IT | 15 Jan 2015
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Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust embarks on clinical portal project
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust selects HP Enterprise Services to supply a clinical portal from Orion Health, with single sign-on from ImprivataHealthcare IT | 14 Jan 2015
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UK bank to launch after penning Oracle deal
Challenger bank Hampden will start operating in the first quarter of 2015 using a cloud-based banking platform from OracleBanking IT | 14 Jan 2015
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Case study: Scandinavian Airlines hands pilots worldwide Wi-Fi pass
SAS has implemented iPass Wi-Fi across its iPad estate, giving pilots and crew access to 15 million hotspots around the worldCase Study | 13 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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CERN gets real-time data with Software AG’s Terracotta BigMemory
CERN is using Software AG’s in-memory data management software BigMemory to support system availability for the Large Hadron ColliderNews | 07 Jan 2015
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Internet of things requires customer services rethink, says Gartner
The growth of the internet of things will see devices begin to initiate customer service requests on behalf of humans, says GartnerNews | 07 Jan 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : BI
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Making the most of AWS’s reserved instances
What makes the CIO choose a cloud service? Is it the reliability of the service being offered, or the range of products?Feature
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Virtual server backup catches up with virtualisation in Poland
Server virtualisation has swept Poland, but businesses are still catching up to the reality that backup requires a different approachVirtual backup
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Thin provisioning – hypervisor vs array
Thin provisioning can be done at the storage array or virtualisation hypervisor. We look at the pros and cons of each – or bothThin provisioning
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How to make applications resilient on AWS
Cloud services are susceptible to network and other outages. There is no silver bullet to boost the resilience of an AWS-hosted applicationFeature
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Top five issues in VM backup
Virtual machine backup is a vital task for IT departments. But pitfalls abound. We look at the top five issues encountered in VM backupFeature
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GIW Industries uses Pernixdata to avoid SAN upgrade
GIW Industries has used PernixData to improve the performance of XenDesktop desktop virtualisationNews | 07 Jan 2015
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Microservices: How to prepare next-generation cloud applications
A microservice architecture promotes developing and deploying applications composed of autonomous, self-contained unitsFeature
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CIO interview: VMware's Tony Scott re-engineers IT as a service
Agility is only as effective as the slowest step. At VMware, CIO Tony Scott has his sights set on tackling thisInterview | 16 Dec 2014
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Hero Group uses vMotion to replace SAN and servers with Nutanix
Baby food, fruit and cereal bar company Hero Group has migrated its Holland operations over to a single virtual platformIT Infrastructure | 10 Dec 2014
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HP puts big data in the cloud and announces services enhancements
On the opening day of HP Discover in Barcelona, HP has announced a major milestone in its big data strategyNews | 02 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Virtualisation
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Supplier relationship management lessons from the car industry
IT can learn a lot from the car industry, which has transformed supplier relationship managementAnalysis | 15 Jan 2015
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Facebook targets corporate collaboration market
Facebook is piloting a smartphone and web app for enabling people to communicate and collaborate at workSocial media | 15 Jan 2015
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Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust embarks on clinical portal project
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust selects HP Enterprise Services to supply a clinical portal from Orion Health, with single sign-on from ImprivataHealthcare IT | 14 Jan 2015
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Case study: Scandinavian Airlines hands pilots worldwide Wi-Fi pass
SAS has implemented iPass Wi-Fi across its iPad estate, giving pilots and crew access to 15 million hotspots around the worldCase Study | 13 Jan 2015
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CERN gets real-time data with Software AG’s Terracotta BigMemory
CERN is using Software AG’s in-memory data management software BigMemory to support system availability for the Large Hadron ColliderNews | 07 Jan 2015
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Internet of things requires customer services rethink, says Gartner
The growth of the internet of things will see devices begin to initiate customer service requests on behalf of humans, says GartnerNews | 07 Jan 2015
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A blueprint for taking back control of email as a communication channel
A global blueprint for combating fraudulent email and taking back control of email as a communication channelOpinion
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Enterprise mobility is now all about applications
2014 was an excellent year for mobile applications, with many businesses investing in apps to improve mobilityNews | 05 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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CW500 Club in 2014
Computer Weekly's CW500 Club attracts the top IT leaders in the UK to talk to their peers about the topical challenges they face2014 review | 29 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Collaboration
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Oracle will lose out unless it changes its software licensing
In an open letter, Campaign for Clear Licensing highlights the risk to Oracle’s future earnings due to aggressive licensingAnalysis | 07 Jan 2015
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Time for DevOps to get out of the weeds
Software and service providers face a battle to deliver new products, features and capabilities faster than everOpinion
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Case study: North Wales Fire and Rescue Service secures email for public sector collaboration
The North Wales Fire and Rescue Service (NWFRS) has secured its information exchange with Egress Switch encryptioncase study | 19 Nov 2014
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Oracle: Five guaranteed cost-saving initiatives
There are plenty of pitfalls when dealing with Oracle licensing. here are five money-saving tips from The ITAM ReviewPhoto Story
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Oracle licensing tip: To support or not to support?
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Oracle licensing tip: Show that you’re in control to avoid audits
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How to deal with the next software renewal call from the big four suppliers
IT departments are being subjected to ruthless tactics by software sales teams when they renegotiate contracts with the big four suppliersAnalysis | 12 Nov 2014
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Qantas puts Oracle ERP in the cloud with Tata Consultancy Services
Airline Qantas signs IT outsourcing services firm TCS to upgrade its Oracle ERP platform and move it into the cloudCloud ERP | 11 Nov 2014
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Users warned over 'aggressive' Oracle software licensing tactics
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CW Europe - November 2014 Edition
In this issue of CW Europe find out the winners of our Best of VMworld Europe 2014 user awards, which were recently unveiled at an awards ceremony in Barcelona. Find out why all of our five winners were crowned champions at VMworld Europe 2014, along with two honorable mentions due to a high number of quality projects.E-Zine
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MPs force inquiry into Post Office subpostmaster mediation scheme
MPs force inquiry into Post Office scheme to redress grievances of subpostmasters claiming to have been wrongly punished for false accountingNews | 21 Jan 2015
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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CIO interview: Sarah Flannigan leads change at the National Trust
National Trust CIO’s IT strategy is a £40m transformation that represents the biggest change project in the charity's historyinterview | 20 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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European Commission defends US gagging order
The European Commission said the US has the right to prevent access to a document about data sharingNews | 09 Jan 2015
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Standard Chartered bank cuts thousand of jobs in digital strategy
Standard Chartered is the latest bank to cut thousands of jobs as it cuts costs and encourages its customers to use digital channelsNews | 09 Jan 2015
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Sainsbury's Bank IT system problems a warning to new banks
Sainsbury's Bank has experienced IT problems that left customers unable to use their credit cards for a dayBanking IT | 08 Jan 2015
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Oracle will lose out unless it changes its software licensing
In an open letter, Campaign for Clear Licensing highlights the risk to Oracle’s future earnings due to aggressive licensingAnalysis | 07 Jan 2015
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Getting expense management right
This analyst paper from Quocirca looks at the benefits that every organisation – whether it is incurring expenses, dealing with the claims process, or processing, reporting or analysing the financial impact on an organisation – should be looking to get from a travel and expenses management system.E-Handbook
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Case study: UniCredit uses Fico to apply prescriptive analytics to risk management
Italian bank UniCredit is using Fico software to apply prescriptive analytics to risk managementcase study | 07 Jan 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Financial applications
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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FT sold on cloud benefits
In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to the Financial Times CTO about the publisher's successful move to the public cloud and plans for further expansion to meet its data warehousing needs. And we examine the emerging market for mobile application services in the cloud. Read the issue now.E-Zine
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Microsoft Azure had more downtime in 2014 than main cloud rivals
Microsoft Azure suffered more downtime than its main rivals in 2014, according to detailed analysisCloud computing | 19 Jan 2015
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Research shows full extent of cloud computing price war
A report from RBC Capital has revealed the full nature of the price war being fought out between cloud computing service providersCloud price war | 16 Jan 2015
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Supplier relationship management lessons from the car industry
IT can learn a lot from the car industry, which has transformed supplier relationship managementAnalysis | 15 Jan 2015
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UK bank to launch after penning Oracle deal
Challenger bank Hampden will start operating in the first quarter of 2015 using a cloud-based banking platform from OracleBanking IT | 14 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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Gartner: Cost of customer relationship management set to fall 25% due to price war
The cost of customer relationship management (CRM) software is set to drop by 25%, according to the latest forecast from GartnerCRM software | 12 Jan 2015
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IT fails to get a grip on shadow applications
IT managers are unaware how much shadow IT is used by their business, the Cloud Security Alliance has warnedCloud computing | 12 Jan 2015
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The internet-enabled car of the future
In this week's Computer Weekly, we report from CES in Las Vegas, where car makers gave a glimpse of how the internet of things is going to improve the driving experience. We look at the price wars in the public cloud market and assess what it means for enterprise IT. And we start our buyer's guide on software-defined everything. Read the issue now.E-Zine
- VIEW MORE ON : Cloud applications
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CIO interview: Sarah Flannigan leads change at the National Trust
National Trust CIO’s IT strategy is a £40m transformation that represents the biggest change project in the charity's historyinterview | 20 Jan 2015
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Mobile shopping matures, but retailers must link up dispatch
Mobile shopping matures, but retailers need to rethink logisticsRetail IT | 14 Jan 2015
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Retail technology useless without back-end support, says John Lewis
Retailers can’t just rely on customer-facing mobile apps and websites to be successful – they need to invest in the back-end support tooRetail IT | 12 Jan 2015
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Gartner: Cost of customer relationship management set to fall 25% due to price war
The cost of customer relationship management (CRM) software is set to drop by 25%, according to the latest forecast from GartnerCRM software | 12 Jan 2015
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The internet-enabled car of the future
In this week's Computer Weekly, we report from CES in Las Vegas, where car makers gave a glimpse of how the internet of things is going to improve the driving experience. We look at the price wars in the public cloud market and assess what it means for enterprise IT. And we start our buyer's guide on software-defined everything. Read the issue now.E-Zine
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Retailers need to plan for online peaks and troughs
Almost a third of British online shoppers experienced problems with their orders over the Christmas periodAnalysis | 08 Jan 2015
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Internet of things requires customer services rethink, says Gartner
The growth of the internet of things will see devices begin to initiate customer service requests on behalf of humans, says GartnerNews | 07 Jan 2015
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Case study: UniCredit uses Fico to apply prescriptive analytics to risk management
Italian bank UniCredit is using Fico software to apply prescriptive analytics to risk managementcase study | 07 Jan 2015
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Enterprise mobility is now all about applications
2014 was an excellent year for mobile applications, with many businesses investing in apps to improve mobilityNews | 05 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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CIO interview: Sarah Flannigan leads change at the National Trust
National Trust CIO’s IT strategy is a £40m transformation that represents the biggest change project in the charity's historyinterview | 20 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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User groups defend licensing, but should Oracle rethink remuneration?
Two Oracle user groups have defended Oracle's licensing policy following open letter by Campaign for Clear LicensingNews | 09 Jan 2015
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Retailers need to plan for online peaks and troughs
Almost a third of British online shoppers experienced problems with their orders over the Christmas periodAnalysis | 08 Jan 2015
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Enterprise mobility is now all about applications
2014 was an excellent year for mobile applications, with many businesses investing in apps to improve mobilityNews | 05 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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Quiksilver expands e-commerce and sees 65% increase in revenue
Sports brand Quiksilver has seen a 65% increase in revenue after expanding its cloud-based e-commerce platformCase study | 24 Dec 2014
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CIO interview: Catherine Doran, CIO, Royal Mail
Royal Mail’s CIO is upbeat because after two years at the postal service she has started to see the results of her plan to transform the IT functioninterview | 22 Dec 2014
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Basildon and Thurrock NHS Trust digitises 450,000 patient records
Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has completed an electronic medical records system to digitise its patient recordsNews | 19 Dec 2014
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SAP’s Cohen on 2014 results: Europe strong north and south
SAP’s Emea president Franck Cohen optimistic about the supplier’s growth prospects in southern and northern EuropeIT suppliers | 20 Jan 2015
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SAP’s 2014 preliminary cloud revenue grows by 45% to €1.1bn
SAP’s preliminary 2014 financial results indicate total revenue of €17.58bn, of which €1.1bn was cloud subscriptions and supportNews | 13 Jan 2015
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Getting expense management right
This analyst paper from Quocirca looks at the benefits that every organisation – whether it is incurring expenses, dealing with the claims process, or processing, reporting or analysing the financial impact on an organisation – should be looking to get from a travel and expenses management system.E-Handbook
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European HR Realities
This survey of more than 200 organisations by analyst group Elearnity assesses the HR trends, drivers and challenges facing companies in Europe. It shows the top technology priorities for HR technology are quality analytics, quality HR systems, adopting next generation HR technology, and business systems integration.E-Handbook
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The 2020 Workforce – building a strategic workforce for the future
This research from Oxford Economics looks at the changing nature of the workforce over the next five years.E-Handbook
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Enterprise mobility is now all about applications
2014 was an excellent year for mobile applications, with many businesses investing in apps to improve mobilityNews | 05 Jan 2015
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SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
SAP’s turn to cloud services for the delivery of its business applications seems especially energetic in central and eastern EuropeCloud services
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IBM named as supplier for NHS HR replacement system
IBM has been named as the preferred supplier for the new NHS electronic staff record (ESR) projectNews | 15 Dec 2014
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IT spending grows at fastest rate in five years
Agile IT departments are emerging with the ability to flex their budgets quickly to meet new business demandsNews | 12 Dec 2014
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Interview: SAP ramps up pressure on customers to move to Hana
Philip Adams, chairman of the UK and Ireland SAP User Group, says SAP is increasing pressure on customers to move to Hanainterview | 11 Dec 2014
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