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UK police arrest 57 cyber crime suspects
UK police have arrested 57 cyber crime suspects in 25 separate operations co-ordinated by the National Crime Agency in the past weekCyber crime | 06 Mar 2015
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Procurement guidelines saved government £91m in 2014, says Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude
The government made £91m savings in 2014 with “militant” guidelines around procurement, says Cabinet Office minister Francis MaudeGovernment IT | 06 Mar 2015
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European Commission outsources IT
Unisys-led consortiums have won a chunk of a €900m European Commission IT outsourcing programmeIT outsourcing | 05 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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SMEs take Capita contract dispute to UK competition regulator
A group of small businesses that claim to have lost revenue through two controversial government contracts have complained to the regulatorIT contracts | 05 Mar 2015
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All civilian drones should be registered, says House of Lords EU Committee
The House of Lords EU Committee says all civilian drones in Europe should be registered as concerns grow over UAV terror attacksSecurity & privacy | 05 Mar 2015
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China and US cross swords over software backdoors
Barack Obama criticises Chinese plans to force tech firms trading in China to share encryption keys and put backdoors in softwareData protection | 05 Mar 2015
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Drones in UK skies: an increasingly crowded regulatory airspace
With drones becoming commonplace in the UK, the law has been required to evolve and play catch-upOpinion
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Met Police to cut 700 IT jobs in outsourcing plan
The Metropolitan Police is to cut 700 IT jobs under a plan to outsource software development and IT services in its Digital Policing armIT outsourcing | 04 Mar 2015
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US policy exposes Apple and Google devices to Freak attack
An old US policy requiring weaker encryption for export products is exposing millions of Apple and Google devices, say researchersCyber security | 04 Mar 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Government & public sector IT
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Mandarin Oriental hack highlights security risk of legacy point of sale systems
Credit card data theft from the Mandarin Oriental hotel group highlights the risk of legacy point of sale (POS) systems, say security expertsData protection | 06 Mar 2015
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Global banking at event horizon as shareholders join call for break-ups
There is a rising clamour across the world for the big banks to be broken up – and the technology industry is key to providing an alternativeIT for financial services | 06 Mar 2015
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US hospital sues Bank of America for failing to stop loss in $1m cyber attack
A US hospital is suing Bank of America for alleged failings in relation to a cyber attack that led to losses of more than $1mIT security | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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HSBC seeks new investment banking CIO as Sumeet Chabria leaves
HSBC is looking for a new IT head in its investment banking arm after Sumeet Chabria decided to leave after 21 years at the bankNews | 05 Mar 2015
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NatWest bank tests mobile apps to help people run their lives
NatWest bank is running closed beta tests of banking apps designed to help people navigate major events in their livesBanking apps | 05 Mar 2015
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Accountancy firm Baker Tilly uses Huddle for global collaboration
Baker Tilly International, a large international network of accounting firms, has deployed Huddle across its member organisationsCase study | 04 Mar 2015
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PayPal buys mobile payments startup Paydiant
PayPal is the latest technology company to buy into the mobile payments market with its takeover of startup PaydiantMobile payments | 04 Mar 2015
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Latest new UK bank launches virtually
Challenger financial services firm Charter Savings Bank has been launched, taking advantage of the lower cost of a virtual presenceFinancial services IT | 04 Mar 2015
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UK lags behind US in social media security, study finds
The UK is lagging behind the US in terms of social media security, according to the latest report from Proofpoint’s Nexgate social media divisionIT security | 03 Mar 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Financial services IT
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Sharing Economy UK launched to champion digital businesses
New trade body brings together digital businesses that encourage consumer and business asset-sharing, such as Airbnb and ZipCarNews | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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All civilian drones should be registered, says House of Lords EU Committee
The House of Lords EU Committee says all civilian drones in Europe should be registered as concerns grow over UAV terror attacksSecurity & privacy | 05 Mar 2015
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Drones in UK skies: an increasingly crowded regulatory airspace
With drones becoming commonplace in the UK, the law has been required to evolve and play catch-upOpinion
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TNT outsources application development to support transformation
International logistics company TNT signs deal with Indian IT services firm Infosys for application development servicesIT services | 03 Mar 2015
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Cyber crime: What every business needs to know
Computer Weekly gets the low-down on cyber crime from law enforcement officers and investigatorsCrime & punishment
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US retailer Natural Grocers investigates data breach
Natural Grocers is the latest US retailer to announce it is investigating a possible data breach involving customer payment cardsData protection | 02 Mar 2015
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Target breach could cost $1bn or more, say security experts
Security experts say the data breach at US retailer Target in late 2013 could cost way more than the $162m cost declared by the companyCyber security | 27 Feb 2015
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Mobile World Congress: Visa considers future of mobile payments
Visa makes a number of enhancements around its mobile payments strategy ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015Mobile | 27 Feb 2015
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Single inventory accuracy: the holy grail of retail
The ability to accurately pinpoint where stock is at every point in the supply chain is one of the biggest challenges facing retailers todayFeature
- VIEW MORE ON : Retail IT
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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CIO interview: Connected cars set CIO agenda at Volvo
IT has always tried to align with the business, but for Klas Bendrik, group CIO at Volvo Cars, it seems business has aligned with ITCIO Interview | 04 Mar 2015
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Volvo develops car-to-car social networking for road safety
Volvo has begun a pilot involving 1,000 vehicles for car-to-car communications to warn drivers of dangerous road conditionsNews | 02 Mar 2015
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Food giant acts fast on lean IT
In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to the CIO from food giant Iglo – owner of Birds Eye – about how to work with outsourcers to keep IT lean and agile. We examine microservices, an important emerging trend in systems architecture. And we look into the issues around hybrid cloud storage. Read the issue now.E-Zine
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Virtual reality comes of age in manufacturing
Will there be virtual reality headsets in the living room by the end of 2015? Perhaps not, but Ford and BAE Sytems are putting virtual reality to workFeature
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Economy, jobs and technology trends on CIOs' minds in 2015
CIOs gathered at the first CW500 meeting of 2015 to discuss the economy, the technologies driving business and good IT leadershipCW500
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Security Think Tank: Use the Sony breach to plan for the worst
In the light of the 2014 cyber attack on Sony Pictures, what can every company do to ensure they are more prepared for this kind cyber assault?Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Four steps to defend against cyber attack
Last November’s cyber attack on Sony Pictures made clear we need to be able to repel the threat from nation states as well as criminalsOpinion
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Security Think Tank: Lessons to be learned from Sony breach
In the light of November 2014’s cyber attack on Sony Pictures, what can every company do to ensure they are more prepared for this kind cyber assault?Opinion
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Engineering firm Smiths Group to embark on landmark SDN project
Engineering and technology firm Smiths Group renews AT&T contract ahead of major network refresh, and plans to put SDN at the heart of its projectNetworking | 10 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Manufacturing IT
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UK police arrest 57 cyber crime suspects
UK police have arrested 57 cyber crime suspects in 25 separate operations co-ordinated by the National Crime Agency in the past weekCyber crime | 06 Mar 2015
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Sharing Economy UK launched to champion digital businesses
New trade body brings together digital businesses that encourage consumer and business asset-sharing, such as Airbnb and ZipCarNews | 06 Mar 2015
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Windows vulnerable to Freak attacks, says Microsoft
Microsoft says all supported versions of its Windows operating system are vulnerable to attacks exploiting the Freak security vulnerabilityIT security | 06 Mar 2015
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Law firm cuts SQL query times and future-proofs with Tegile hybrid flash
Reading-based Boyes and Turner opts not to replace Dell EqualLogic SAN and brings in hybrid flash array from startup TegileStorage | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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SMEs take Capita contract dispute to UK competition regulator
A group of small businesses that claim to have lost revenue through two controversial government contracts have complained to the regulatorIT contracts | 05 Mar 2015
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A HIP way of securing a wide range of endpoints
The host identity protocol is emerging as an alternative way to secure a range of physical endpoints beyond laptops and smartphonesFeature
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IAM tops security initiatives for UK and European firms in 2015
Identity and access management (IAM) is to be the top security initiative by UK and European firms in 2015, according to surveyIT security | 04 Mar 2015
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UK to pilot European cyber security services for SMEs
The UK will be one of the first countries to pilot a security industry-supported scheme to provide cyber security services for SMEs in EuropeIT security | 04 Mar 2015
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US policy exposes Apple and Google devices to Freak attack
An old US policy requiring weaker encryption for export products is exposing millions of Apple and Google devices, say researchersCyber security | 04 Mar 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : SME IT
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Executive interview: GE software chief Bill Ruh on value of an industrial cloud
Bill Ruh believes machines are getting smarter. The company has expanded its vision of an industrial internet to an industrial cloudExecutive interview | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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Case study: How National Grid uses analytics to keeps the lights on
National Grid has started a project to supplement its existing asset maintenance system with predictive analyticsCase study | 05 Mar 2015
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A HIP way of securing a wide range of endpoints
The host identity protocol is emerging as an alternative way to secure a range of physical endpoints beyond laptops and smartphonesFeature
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Cyber attacks top US national threat list
Cyber attacks by politically and criminally motivated actors top the list of threats facing the US, according to national intelligence directorCyber security | 27 Feb 2015
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Cloud security still needs a lot more work, say European experts
Security and privacy remain a stumbling block for cloud computing, according to information experts at the Trust in the Digital World conferenceCyber security | 26 Feb 2015
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SSE Telecoms beefs up Aberdeen network to support oil and gas sector
SSE Enterprise Telecoms joins forces with brightsolid and Tampnet to support datacentre connectivity for the oil and gas industryEnergy networks | 25 Feb 2015
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Robust security and consumer buy-in needed for smart city success
Juniper Research names its top ranking smart cities for 2015 and points to a number of areas of concern that need to be addressedNews | 18 Feb 2015
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Researchers uncover Arabic-speaking international cyber mercenary group
A cyber espionage group is targeting thousands of high-profile organisations and individuals in the Middle East and around the globeCyber espionage | 18 Feb 2015
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Economy, jobs and technology trends on CIOs' minds in 2015
CIOs gathered at the first CW500 meeting of 2015 to discuss the economy, the technologies driving business and good IT leadershipCW500
- VIEW MORE ON : Utilities IT
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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Williams Martini Racing signs multi-year BT network services deal
Williams F1 teams forms long-term strategic partnership with BT for fixed and mobile communications and network servicesNetworking | 04 Mar 2015
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Tata Consultancy Services named UK’s top employer
Three IT companies feature in the latest top 10 UK employers list, with Indian IT services firm TCS in top spotNews | 03 Mar 2015
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Could IBM really function with tens of thousands fewer staff?
Could IBM, or any of the large IT and BPO service providers, still function with tens or even hundreds of thousands fewer staff?Analysis | 26 Feb 2015
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SMEs seek legal advice over controversial Capita contracts with government
SMEs that claim to have lost significant revenue through two government contracts are seeking legal advice over alleged breaches of competition lawGovernment IT | 25 Feb 2015
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NHS Trafford chooses CSC to deliver healthcare co-ordination centre
NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is opening an IT-driven centre to co-ordinate healthcare in the regionPublic sector IT | 24 Feb 2015
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NAO to review Capita's government training deal – but not bigger contract for temporary staff
The NAO is to review a controversial government training deal with Capita – but not the larger contract for supply of temporary staffNews | 20 Feb 2015
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IT SMEs losing tens of millions of pounds from government in row over £2.45bn Capita deal
IT SMEs have lost tens of millions of pounds after refusing to sign up to a controversial £2.45bn Cabinet Office agreement with services giant CapitaNews | 18 Feb 2015
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Infosys acquires Panaya for automation
Infosys continues its move to non-linear business models through the acquisition of US automation software maker Panaya for $200mNews | 16 Feb 2015
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NHS names suppliers for £1.25bn IT framework
An IT procurement framework developed by the NHS and its shared services partnership with IT services firm Steria has gone liveNHS IT | 16 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Business services IT
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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NTS gets DotHill hybrid flash with tiering in datacentre revamp
The National Trust for Scotland has deployed a DotHill hybrid flash SAN with automated storage tiering to support a revamp of its IT systemsStorage | 26 Feb 2015
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London’s Air Ambulance swaps A-Z maps for mobile apps
London’s Air Ambulance has halved emergency dispatch times through an incident information and routing app from MubalooMobile apps | 24 Feb 2015
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Economy, jobs and technology trends on CIOs' minds in 2015
CIOs gathered at the first CW500 meeting of 2015 to discuss the economy, the technologies driving business and good IT leadershipCW500
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Digital Question Time: Developing digital inclusion
TechUk called on the next government to implement a properly funded digital inclusion strategy and provide assisted digital supportVideo
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Airwave dropped from Emergency Services Network procurement
Incumbent network operator Airwave will take no further part in the Emergency Services Network bid process, the Home Office has revealedNews | 11 Feb 2015
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Gandalf to become the Speaking Clock
BT reveals it has engaged the services of actor Ian McKellen to be the voice of the Speaking Clock for Comic ReliefNews | 02 Feb 2015
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Cancer Research UK trials contactless donations
Cancer Research UK installs four smart charity shop windows to enable contactless donationsNews | 21 Jan 2015
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CIO interview: Omid Shiraji, CIO at Working Links
Just a year into his first IT leadership role and Working Links CIO Omid Shiraji is already busy with a digital transformation programmeinterview | 21 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
- VIEW MORE ON : Charity IT
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Windows vulnerable to Freak attacks, says Microsoft
Microsoft says all supported versions of its Windows operating system are vulnerable to attacks exploiting the Freak security vulnerabilityIT security | 06 Mar 2015
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European mobile roaming charges set to remain until 2018
The EU council of member states has reversed a previous decision to end European mobile roaming charges in 2015Mobile networks | 05 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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Williams Martini Racing signs multi-year BT network services deal
Williams F1 teams forms long-term strategic partnership with BT for fixed and mobile communications and network servicesNetworking | 04 Mar 2015
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UK officials reject second complaint over BT link to US drone network
UK officials have rejected a second complaint about BT’s part in a US military network allegedly used to direct controversial drone strikesNews | 04 Mar 2015
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National Crime Agency leads partnership to guard UK against cyber crime
UK law enforcement officers work with public and private sector partners to help businesses and consumers guard against cyber crimeCyber security | 02 Mar 2015
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TalkTalk takes legal action against supplier over data breach
TalkTalk is taking legal action against a supplier after a breach led to the exposure of customer data at the mobile and broadband firmData security | 27 Feb 2015
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Transparency key to Europe’s big data opportunity
Europe has an opportunity to lead big data analysis, says Richard Benjamins, group director of business intelligence big data at TelefonicaData analytics | 26 Feb 2015
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Board-level executives to be held responsible for nuisance calls
A proposed change to the law will give the ICO more clout to go after firms that bombard consumers with nuisance calls and textsTelecoms regulation | 25 Feb 2015
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BT claims 1.5 million Scottish properties passed with fibre-to-the-cabinet
Superfast broadband roll-out in Scotland has hit another landmark in terms of homes and businesses passed, say its backersSuperfast broadband | 24 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Telecoms & internet
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Executive interview: GE software chief Bill Ruh on value of an industrial cloud
Bill Ruh believes machines are getting smarter. The company has expanded its vision of an industrial internet to an industrial cloudExecutive interview | 06 Mar 2015
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Sharing Economy UK launched to champion digital businesses
New trade body brings together digital businesses that encourage consumer and business asset-sharing, such as Airbnb and ZipCarNews | 06 Mar 2015
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European mobile roaming charges set to remain until 2018
The EU council of member states has reversed a previous decision to end European mobile roaming charges in 2015Mobile networks | 05 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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All civilian drones should be registered, says House of Lords EU Committee
The House of Lords EU Committee says all civilian drones in Europe should be registered as concerns grow over UAV terror attacksSecurity & privacy | 05 Mar 2015
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Williams Martini Racing signs multi-year BT network services deal
Williams F1 teams forms long-term strategic partnership with BT for fixed and mobile communications and network servicesNetworking | 04 Mar 2015
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Drones in UK skies: an increasingly crowded regulatory airspace
With drones becoming commonplace in the UK, the law has been required to evolve and play catch-upOpinion
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CIO interview: Connected cars set CIO agenda at Volvo
IT has always tried to align with the business, but for Klas Bendrik, group CIO at Volvo Cars, it seems business has aligned with ITCIO Interview | 04 Mar 2015
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Volvo develops car-to-car social networking for road safety
Volvo has begun a pilot involving 1,000 vehicles for car-to-car communications to warn drivers of dangerous road conditionsNews | 02 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress: Renault-Nissan will launch autonomous cars in 2016
Autonomous connected vehicles will be launched onto the market in 2016, the head of the Renault-Nissan Alliance tells Mobile World CongressNews | 02 Mar 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Transport & travel IT
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Sharing Economy UK launched to champion digital businesses
New trade body brings together digital businesses that encourage consumer and business asset-sharing, such as Airbnb and ZipCarNews | 06 Mar 2015
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Mandarin Oriental hack highlights security risk of legacy point of sale systems
Credit card data theft from the Mandarin Oriental hotel group highlights the risk of legacy point of sale (POS) systems, say security expertsData protection | 06 Mar 2015
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European mobile roaming charges set to remain until 2018
The EU council of member states has reversed a previous decision to end European mobile roaming charges in 2015Mobile networks | 05 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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NTS gets DotHill hybrid flash with tiering in datacentre revamp
The National Trust for Scotland has deployed a DotHill hybrid flash SAN with automated storage tiering to support a revamp of its IT systemsStorage | 26 Feb 2015
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Transparency key to Europe’s big data opportunity
Europe has an opportunity to lead big data analysis, says Richard Benjamins, group director of business intelligence big data at TelefonicaData analytics | 26 Feb 2015
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Economy, jobs and technology trends on CIOs' minds in 2015
CIOs gathered at the first CW500 meeting of 2015 to discuss the economy, the technologies driving business and good IT leadershipCW500
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Apple beefs up security for FaceTime and iMessage
Apple has extended its two-step authentication to iMessage and FaceTime, but security experts say more could be done to protect usersCyber security | 13 Feb 2015
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Twitter shares up on revenue growth
Twitter shares jumped 10% in after-hours sales in response revenue growth of 97%, compared with the same period the year beforeSocial media | 06 Feb 2015
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Sony says cyber attack will cost $15m
Sony expects the investigation and remediation costs of the November 2014 cyber attack on its movie subsidiary will amount to $15mIT security | 04 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Leisure & hospitality IT
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Sharing Economy UK launched to champion digital businesses
New trade body brings together digital businesses that encourage consumer and business asset-sharing, such as Airbnb and ZipCarNews | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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All civilian drones should be registered, says House of Lords EU Committee
The House of Lords EU Committee says all civilian drones in Europe should be registered as concerns grow over UAV terror attacksSecurity & privacy | 05 Mar 2015
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Williams Martini Racing signs multi-year BT network services deal
Williams F1 teams forms long-term strategic partnership with BT for fixed and mobile communications and network servicesNetworking | 04 Mar 2015
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Drones in UK skies: an increasingly crowded regulatory airspace
With drones becoming commonplace in the UK, the law has been required to evolve and play catch-upOpinion
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US policy exposes Apple and Google devices to Freak attack
An old US policy requiring weaker encryption for export products is exposing millions of Apple and Google devices, say researchersCyber security | 04 Mar 2015
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UK lags behind US in social media security, study finds
The UK is lagging behind the US in terms of social media security, according to the latest report from Proofpoint’s Nexgate social media divisionIT security | 03 Mar 2015
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CIO interview: Sean Harley, group IT director, Top Right Group
Sean Harley is an IT leader who likes to get stuck in – and he has plenty to get stuck into, having transformed IT at publishing firm Top Right GroupInterview | 27 Feb 2015
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Transparency key to Europe’s big data opportunity
Europe has an opportunity to lead big data analysis, says Richard Benjamins, group director of business intelligence big data at TelefonicaData analytics | 26 Feb 2015
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UK consumers lack confidence in data protection, study finds
UK consumers do not believe businesses or governments do enough to protect their data, according to to Symantec’s State of Privacy reportData protection | 24 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Media & entertainment IT
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Windows vulnerable to Freak attacks, says Microsoft
Microsoft says all supported versions of its Windows operating system are vulnerable to attacks exploiting the Freak security vulnerabilityIT security | 06 Mar 2015
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European Commission outsources IT
Unisys-led consortiums have won a chunk of a €900m European Commission IT outsourcing programmeIT outsourcing | 05 Mar 2015
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All civilian drones should be registered, says House of Lords EU Committee
The House of Lords EU Committee says all civilian drones in Europe should be registered as concerns grow over UAV terror attacksSecurity & privacy | 05 Mar 2015
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China and US cross swords over software backdoors
Barack Obama criticises Chinese plans to force tech firms trading in China to share encryption keys and put backdoors in softwareData protection | 05 Mar 2015
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Has IBM found its place in the digital world?
Late last year, amid poor financial results and doubts over its direction, IBM announced $3.6bn worth of IT infrastructure outsourcing dealsIT infrastructure | 05 Mar 2015
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US policy exposes Apple and Google devices to Freak attack
An old US policy requiring weaker encryption for export products is exposing millions of Apple and Google devices, say researchersCyber security | 04 Mar 2015
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PayPal buys mobile payments startup Paydiant
PayPal is the latest technology company to buy into the mobile payments market with its takeover of startup PaydiantMobile payments | 04 Mar 2015
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Strong future for enterprise IT in Nordic countries
From attracting the world to its ice-cool datacentres to the digitisation of the public sector, there is plenty going on in the Nordic regionAnalysis | 04 Mar 2015
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Latest new UK bank launches virtually
Challenger financial services firm Charter Savings Bank has been launched, taking advantage of the lower cost of a virtual presenceFinancial services IT | 04 Mar 2015
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Server sales boosted by hyperscale computing and service providers
Hyperscale datacentre deployments and service provider installations are driving x86-based server salesDatacentre hardware | 04 Mar 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : IT suppliers
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US hospital sues Bank of America for failing to stop loss in $1m cyber attack
A US hospital is suing Bank of America for alleged failings in relation to a cyber attack that led to losses of more than $1mIT security | 06 Mar 2015
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Mobile World Congress 2015: Evolution but no revolution
Mobile World Congress 2015 reflected less the handset innovation of recent years, and more the evolution of mobilityAnalysis | 05 Mar 2015
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Strong future for enterprise IT in Nordic countries
From attracting the world to its ice-cool datacentres to the digitisation of the public sector, there is plenty going on in the Nordic regionAnalysis | 04 Mar 2015
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Berkshire NHS trust gets Microsoft Lync as a service through G-Cloud
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has made its first IT purchase using the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 27 Feb 2015
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NHS Trafford chooses CSC to deliver healthcare co-ordination centre
NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is opening an IT-driven centre to co-ordinate healthcare in the regionPublic sector IT | 24 Feb 2015
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London’s Air Ambulance swaps A-Z maps for mobile apps
London’s Air Ambulance has halved emergency dispatch times through an incident information and routing app from MubalooMobile apps | 24 Feb 2015
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Government to move forward with national emergency text alert system
The Cabinet Office has proposed amending the Privacy and Electronic Communications legislation to implement a national mobile alert systemNews | 20 Feb 2015
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NHS data service SUS to be more flexible after transition from BT
The Secondary Use Service NHS database will offer “a more agile system that can respond better to NHS needs”, according to the HSCICNews | 20 Feb 2015
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Digital adoption helps government to go green
Implementing more digital systems in government has led to a reduction in cost and carbon emissionsGreen IT | 20 Feb 2015
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Healthcare organisations moving to cloud computing at a pace
Global healthcare organisations will increase their spending on cloud computing services by 20% a year until 2020Healthcare IT | 18 Feb 2015
- VIEW MORE ON : Healthcare IT
