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Mobile banking will help the poor transform their lives, says Gates Foundation
Mobile banking can help the poor change their lives and two billion people who don’t have bank accounts store money by phone by 2030 Mobile banking | 23 Jan 2015
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Storage an investment magnet as 2014 funding soars to $1.79bn
Investors pile into storage, with all-flash, hybrid flash and hyper-converged server/storage hardware hitting funding jackpot in 2014 analysis | 23 Jan 2015
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High-tech giants warned of breakdown in trust at Davos summit
Technology sector risks banking-style crisis following collapse in public trust in IT giants, Davos summit warned Analysis | 23 Jan 2015
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Online banking the most used digital service in the UK
Online banking is the most used digital service in the UK, according to 67% of people Digital services | 22 Jan 2015
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Mobile banking software firm Monitise hints at takeover plan
Mobile banking software maker Monitise has put itself in the shop window, announcing it would benefit from being part of another business Banking IT | 22 Jan 2015
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UK businesses handing over cyber security to third parties
More UK businesses are outsourcing their IT security because budgets are not growing as fast as the security threat Security outsourcing | 22 Jan 2015
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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 binaries Banking IT | 22 Jan 2015
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Rackspace offers vCloud hosting for enterprise private clouds
Rackspace and VMware have joined forces to provide hosted private cloud services for business users Cloud computing | 22 Jan 2015
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Amazon scraps mobile wallet
Amazon has stopped its mobile wallet beta only six months after it launched the app which enabled users to store and manage gift and loyalty cards News | 21 Jan 2015
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TCS and Capgemini prove there's still life in the offshore IT model
The offshore IT delivery model is far from dead, despite moves to non-linear business models among IT services providers IT outsourcing | 21 Jan 2015
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A closer look at Google Container Engine
In just 12 months, Docker has transformed from a simple open-source container management project into a powerful platform Software development
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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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Software-defined datacentres a work in progress
IT managers need to adopt interim SDDC offerings and build on them as the technology matures Feature
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Quantum key distribution is the future for secure comms
Quantum teleportation is a technology that will ultimately replace encryption as the foundation of communication security Secure comms
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Software defined everything: Throwing more software into the mix
In theory, the move to software-defined everything makes sense. What are the practicalities of the “SD” approach? Feature
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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 application Feature
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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 units Feature
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Two resolutions every IT leader should make in 2015
Rather than waiting for somebody to take over IT, why not aim to do something different that gets you noticed Feature
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Network strategies for 2015
Looking at the bigger picture provides an opportunity to assess what emerging companies are doing to redefine networking thinking Feature
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Storage performance metrics: How suppliers spin performance specifications
Array makers’ storage performance specs are not always what they seem. Storage analysts explain how suppliers spin spec sheet figures Storage performance
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Security Think Tank: Lessons from Shellshock
What steps should businesses take to assess their vulnerability to the Shellshock Bash bug and patch vulnerable systems? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Guidelines for dealing with Shellshock
What steps should businesses take to assess the true scope of their vulnerability to the Shellshock Bash bug? Opinion
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Forrester: Four gaps keeping you from delivering great customer experience
To deliver a great experience, firms need to make interactions effective, easy and emotional for customers Opinion
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Disaster recovery for the masses?
Can DR cover most applications, or is it still just for mission-critical services, asks analyst Tony Lock Opinion
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The digital CIO: ‘Fear of Google’ and the ethics of digital business
Could the big digital players be using their dominance by exerting unfair competition? Opinion
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Watermelon SLAs – making sense of green and red alerts
Often IT SLAs don’t reflect the real service and service experience of users. They also aren’t focused enough on the business results Opinion
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The IT supplier empathy gap
How well do IT suppliers really understand your needs? Opinion
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Tools for CIOs leading M&A projects
IT mergers and acquisitions are reaching a peak and are becoming more complex. This poses a distinct set of challenges for CIOs Opinion
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Watch out: Oracle plants $23,000 licensing booby trap in 12c upgrade
Oracle will charge $23,000 per processor if you inadvertently switch on the in-memory database option Opinion
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Security Think Tank: What should be in an incident response plan
What does a good information security incident response plan look like? Opinion
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Computer Weekly UKtech50: Rising Stars 2014
Chosen by the Computer Weekly team from people we’ve met over the past 12 months, here are our five rising stars of 2014 Photo Story
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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 Review Photo Story
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Tim Berners-Lee: Keep the web open
This is a video highlighting Tim Berners-Lee's keynote presentation at at IP Expo Europe 2014, where he discusses on the open web Video
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Oracle Openworld 2014
Every September, San Francisco plays host to Oracle’s user conference, where customers, users and developers descend on the city to learn the latest on the supplier’s products and services. Photo Story
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BlackBerry Passport: A first look
BlackBerry has changed the rules for phablets, with a an almost square device, promising 25 hours of battery life are highly readable screen Photo Story
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Larry Ellison: Of plane, sails and zen
After 35 years at the helm, Larry Ellison has stepped down as Oracle's CEO Photo Story
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Interview with Martin Vesper, CEO, digitalSTROM on smart home technology
Martin Vesper, CEO of digitalSTROM has kitted out his home with smart technology, allowing him to control lighting and electrical appliances Video
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Go Ahead uses Huddle to improve mobility
Go-Ahead transport’s engineers are using Huddle for mobility and collaboration when maintaining its fleet of vehicles. Photo Story
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What’s new in SQL Server 2014
We give Microsoft’s latest release of SQL Server a test drive to find out if the new features really make the effort of upgrading worthwhile Photo Story
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Berlin: A hotbed of European technology startups
Berlin is one of the hottest new places to be an entrepreneur with technology startups from all over the world heading to the German capital 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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Mobile banking will help the poor transform their lives, says Gates Foundation
Mobile banking can help the poor change their lives and two billion people who don’t have bank accounts store money by phone by 2030 Mobile banking
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Storage an investment magnet as 2014 funding soars to $1.79bn
Investors pile into storage, with all-flash, hybrid flash and hyper-converged server/storage hardware hitting funding jackpot in 2014 analysis
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High-tech giants warned of breakdown in trust at Davos summit
Technology sector risks banking-style crisis following collapse in public trust in IT giants, Davos summit warned Analysis
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Online banking the most used digital service in the UK
Online banking is the most used digital service in the UK, according to 67% of people Digital services
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Mobile banking software firm Monitise hints at takeover plan
Mobile banking software maker Monitise has put itself in the shop window, announcing it would benefit from being part of another business Banking IT
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UK businesses handing over cyber security to third parties
More UK businesses are outsourcing their IT security because budgets are not growing as fast as the security threat Security outsourcing
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A closer look at Google Container Engine
In just 12 months, Docker has transformed from a simple open-source container management project into a powerful platform Software development
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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 binaries Banking IT
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Rackspace offers vCloud hosting for enterprise private clouds
Rackspace and VMware have joined forces to provide hosted private cloud services for business users Cloud computing
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Amazon scraps mobile wallet
Amazon has stopped its mobile wallet beta only six months after it launched the app which enabled users to store and manage gift and loyalty cards News
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