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IBM hardware struggles, with first quarter earnings a fifth lower than last year
IBM reports 21% drop in first quarter revenue as it continues to "take actions to transform parts of the business" News | 17 Apr 2014
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DDoS toolkits boost attacks in first quarter of 2014
DDoS toolkits boosted amplification attacks in the first quarter of the year, according to Prolexic report News | 17 Apr 2014
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Is the PRA dream of ripping and replacing banking IT feasible?
The head of UK financial services regulator the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) said it would be bold for banks to strip down and rebuild IT, but is this just a pipe dream? Analysis | 17 Apr 2014
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Claranet acquires Dutch cloud provider NovaData
Managed hosting provider Claranet has acquired Netherlands-based cloud firm NovaData to expand its services portfolio News | 17 Apr 2014
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Tests prove Heartbleed bug exposes OpenVPN private keys
Tests prove that the Heartbleed bug exposes the private encryption keys used by OpenVPN servers IT security | 17 Apr 2014
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Google grows, but less than last year
Google reported a slowdown in its business for Q1 2014 compared with 2013. News | 17 Apr 2014
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Canada sees first Heartbleed bug arrest
Canada has made the first Heartbleed bug arrest over the theft of data from the country's tax authority Cyber crime | 17 Apr 2014
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has his Trustworthy Computing moment
In 2002, Microsoft chief Bill Gates sent out the Trustworthy Computing memo to staff. Microsoft’s new CEO, Satya Nadella, had his Trustworthy Computing moment this week. News | 16 Apr 2014
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Nationwide completes video consultation roll-out
Nationwide Building Society has completed the roll-out of video mortgage consultation equipment at more than 60 branches News | 16 Apr 2014
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Q&A: SAP's Mike Ettling discusses SuccessFactors cloud HR strategy
Computer Weekly talks to Mike Ettling, global head of cloud and on-premise HR at SAP, about the company’s strategy for its SuccessFactors cloud HR technology interview | 16 Apr 2014
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Collaborative conversation in the post-email enterprise
Email is no longer an effective means of collaboration and some companies have even banned it - but what is the alternative? Feature
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Supplier profile: Workday
Computer Weekly analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the rapidly growing cloud HR and finance software company, Workday Feature
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Businesses are beginning to adopt context-based security
It is more than 10 years since context-aware security was proposed. We look at how the technology has evolved. Feature
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Check the state of network security and stay safe
Many organisations are planning to increase their investment in proactive security controls and threat intelligence measures. Feature
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Essential tips for your first 100 days as an IT leader
IT leadership coach and martial arts teacher James Knight offers six tips on the critical first 100 days in an IT leadership role Feature
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Spring cleaning your datacentre
Although domestic spring cleaning seems to have faded somewhat, perhaps we should consider whether a datacentre spring clean is a good idea Feature
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IT security analytics: the before, during and after
Effective IT security calls for intelligence ahead of, during and following an attack. Feature
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Can the mainframe remain relevant in the cloud and mobile era?
IBM mainframes run more than 1.1m transactions per second, yet the mainframe has remained largely unfashionable. We investigate Feature
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Target data breach: Why UK business needs to pay attention
Late last year, US retailer Target was hit by one of the biggest data breaches in the industry's history. So what happened and why is it relevant to UK businesses? Feature
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Where next for the new EU data protection regulation?
For many people in business, the proposed new EU data protection regulation has become obscured by a storm of controversy Feature
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Two years after 'unacceptable' - the state of government IT today
Two years ago, G-Cloud founder Chris Chant called government IT 'unacceptable'. Now outside Whitehall, what does he think has changed? Opinion
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Employee monitoring: How to avoid the legal pitfalls
What is, and what is not acceptable in terms of employee monitoring? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Business context still missing from context-aware security
Despite the hype around context-based security, has this technology evolved to the point where it is useful to the enterprise and is having a measurable effect? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: New sandbox tech will help enable context-aware access
Has context-based security evolved to the point where it is useful to the enterprise and is having a measurable effect? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Cloud, mobile deepen need for context-aware security
Despite the hype around context-based security, has it evolved to the point where it is useful to the enterprise and having a measurable effect? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Enterprise adoption of context-based security slow
Ignoring the hype around context-based security, has it evolved to the point where it is useful to the enterprise and exerting a measurable effect? Opinion
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BCS faces 'plebeian revolt' over business reforms
The Chartered Institute for IT is haemorrhaging money and losing touch with its members, claims a member of the BCS's governing council Opinion
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Building an international reputation for the UK tech sector
The social and economic impact of UK tech companies can be traced across developed and emerging markets Opinion
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Security Think Tank: CISOs should be first stop on the way to cloud
Hybrid cloud environments provide the most flexibility, but how can businesses decide when public or private cloud is more appropriate? Opinion
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Hybrid flash hot, all-flash not, in 2014 storage M&As
All-flash arrays are over-ripe for acquisition while hybrid flash makers are still ready for plucking Opinion
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Test drive: Is Microsoft Office for iPad a strong start for mobile Office?
Microsoft unveiled Office for iPad on 27 March 2014, with immediate availability in Apple’s App Store. Photo Story
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Mainframe at 50: Why the mainframe keeps on going
For the last half a century the mainframe has been the technological workhorse enabling government policy and business processes Video
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Heroes of the web
Tim Berners-Lee published his proposal for the web 25 years ago. We trace back the major developments that made it worldwide. Photo Story
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IBM fellow Bernie Meyerson discusses IT beyond Moore's Law
Every 18 months to two years the number of transistors on a chip doubles because each transistor is half the size of the previous generation Video
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UK IT spending to outpace rest of Europe in 2014
Computer Weekly research reveals the IT spending priorities for UK and European organisations in 2014. Photo Story
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The best tablet for the job
Windows 8 devices offer enterprise-grade computing but, as Android tablets exploit consumer appeal, other specifications will matter too. Photo Story
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40 years ago today: Computer Weekly January 24 1974
The National Museum of Computing has a full copy of every print edition of Computer Weekly since our first in September 1966, and is now digitising the archive. Photo Story
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UK cloud computing priorities 2014
Research from Computer Weekly and TechTarget shows UK businesses are the most committed to cloud in Europe Photo Story
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Top IT priorities for 2014 in Europe
Exclusive Computer Weekly research showing how IT decision makers are spending their 2014 budgets. Photo Story
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A trip to Microsoft's European Azure cloud datacentre in Dublin
Computer Weekly visits Microsoft's European datacentre in Dublin and speaks to its chief designer. Photo Story
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Supplier profile: Steria
In this Steria supplier profile you will find news, tips and research on the vendor guide
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IT in Healthcare
Health informatics in the NHS is going through a massive period of change, following plans to dismantle the National Programme for IT and devolve procurement to local commissioning groups. guide
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The Budget 2012: Are you better or worse off?
As the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne reveals the contents of his red box this year, find out all the news from the Budget 2012. guide
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Virtualisation
While virtualisation may be considered the best way forward for data centre infrastructure, there are plenty of barriers to successful adoption. guide
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A guide to embracing IT consumerisation
How can IT departments cost effectively support smartphones, tablets and people who wish to bring in their own devices to work? guide
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Collaborative conversation in the post-email enterprise
Email is no longer an effective means of collaboration and some companies have even banned it - but what is the alternative? Feature
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IBM hardware struggles, with first quarter earnings a fifth lower than last year
IBM reports 21% drop in first quarter revenue as it continues to "take actions to transform parts of the business" News
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DDoS toolkits boost attacks in first quarter of 2014
DDoS toolkits boosted amplification attacks in the first quarter of the year, according to Prolexic report News
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Is the PRA dream of ripping and replacing banking IT feasible?
The head of UK financial services regulator the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) said it would be bold for banks to strip down and rebuild IT, but is this just a pipe dream? Analysis
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Claranet acquires Dutch cloud provider NovaData
Managed hosting provider Claranet has acquired Netherlands-based cloud firm NovaData to expand its services portfolio News
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Tests prove Heartbleed bug exposes OpenVPN private keys
Tests prove that the Heartbleed bug exposes the private encryption keys used by OpenVPN servers IT security
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Google grows, but less than last year
Google reported a slowdown in its business for Q1 2014 compared with 2013. News
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Canada sees first Heartbleed bug arrest
Canada has made the first Heartbleed bug arrest over the theft of data from the country's tax authority Cyber crime
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has his Trustworthy Computing moment
In 2002, Microsoft chief Bill Gates sent out the Trustworthy Computing memo to staff. Microsoft’s new CEO, Satya Nadella, had his Trustworthy Computing moment this week. News
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Nationwide completes video consultation roll-out
Nationwide Building Society has completed the roll-out of video mortgage consultation equipment at more than 60 branches News
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