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Fingerprint scanners most popular alternative to banking passwords
Fingerprint scanning technology is the most favoured biometric security alternative to passwords for UK bank customers News | 01 Aug 2014
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GCHQ certifies six cyber-security masters degrees
GCHQ has certified six masters degrees focused on cyber-security as the government attempts develop the expertise required to make the UK as part of the National Cyber Security Programme. News | 01 Aug 2014
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West Herts NHS Trust partners signs £25.5m IT contract with CGI
West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust has chosen CGI to upgrade and manage its IT to improve patient care and employee working News | 31 Jul 2014
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Smart meters, digital channels and CRM are top priorities for British Gas
Smart meters, digital channels and reducing customer complaints by implanting a new CRM system are top of the agenda for British Gas over the coming year. News | 31 Jul 2014
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Chivas Brothers distillery upgrades SAN data storage for 100% data recovery
Distillery company Chivas Brothers upgraded its storage area network (SAN) to ensure it can recover 100% of its data in the event of a disaster News | 31 Jul 2014
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BT forges on with fibre roll-out but customer uptake weak
BT rolls out fibre optic broadband across the UK at a steady pace but only 15% of fibre-ready premises sign up for the superfast internet service News | 31 Jul 2014
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£700m government hosting deal limits bidders to North-East England datacentre
Want to win the £700m Crown Hosting Service contract? You'll need a major datacentre near Newcastle to stand any chance News | 31 Jul 2014
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Migration pains cause businesses to buy custom support for Windows XP OS
Although Windows XP support ended on 8 April 2014, some large businesses are still running the Microsoft operating system (OS) News | 30 Jul 2014
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PayPal launches UK startup accelerator programme in London
PayPal's accelerator programme will select up to five technology startups from the UK and host them in the London offices for six months News | 30 Jul 2014
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Enterprise finally embraces TPM-based security
Enterprises are finally embracing TPM-based security systems, but why has it taken so long? Analysis | 30 Jul 2014
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Belt and braces: covering all the endpoint security angles
Given users have skipped beyond the safe confines of wholly owned and heavily guarded corporate networks, how do you keep data safe? Feature
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Software asset management is key to datacentre planning
An ordered approach to managing software and hardware assets is essential to maximising your datacentre asset management
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Big Apple revolution: How to manage Macs in the enterprise
Apple’s products were once niche devices. Now, following a consumer-led initiative, they are widely used across the enterprise Feature
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The pros and cons of iPads in the enterprise
The iPad is often the first platform for which developers produce apps – but it is substantially more expensive than its competitors Feature
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CW500 in the City: Mobility management and regulatory compliance
A CW500 meeting heard how financial services firms, particularly the big banks, are responding to the need to offer customers and staff mobile services to compete for business and talent mobile computing
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A jet on an aircraft carrier - how SuccessFactors is fighting for supremacy in HR technology
A Computer Weekly profile of human capital management software supplier SuccessFactors Supplier profile
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The new world of automation
Business process automation addresses the pace of change in the market by removing human entities wherever possible. Feature
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The digital CIO: Making the business case for digital technology
When trying to win backing for digital technology, IT leaders would be wise to focus on benefits, not costs IT management
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Automating workloads to improve business efficiency
In the age of the customer, more and more pressure is being put on workload automation. We look at where workload automation is heading. Feature
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Virtualisation is reshaping the network
Network functions virtualisation aims to reduce network complexity by decreasing the reliance on hardware. We look the implications for IT Feature
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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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Security Think Tank: Minor failings can trigger major data breaches
It’s not just the big data breach risks that matter – ignore the near misses and the minor policy infractions and you will end up with a major incident Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Key elements of an incident response plan
What does a good information security incident response plan look like? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Ready for your data breach moment?
Sooner or later, you will have to deal with a data breach. Do you have an incident response plan ready that will limit the repercussions? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Three steps to effective incident response
What does a good information security incident response plan look like? security
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Security Think Tank: Incident response – prepare, test, and test again
What does a good information security incident response plan look like? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Planning key to incident response
What does a good information security incident response plan look like? Opinion
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Is the government right to focus on buying IT from SMEs?
Should the government be putting all its energy into encouraging departments to buy from SMEs? Alice Watson from Porge isn’t so sure Opinion
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Cyber risk and the UK’s Cyber Essentials Scheme
Cyber risk is on the radar as a threat to business and private life, and it is also grabbing the attention of governments Cyber crime
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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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What’s so hot about Berlin for startups?
Kevin McDonagh, CEO of startup technology company, Novoda, asks fellow startup colleagues in Berlin’s Silicon Drinkabout networking evening what is so hot about Berlin’s startup scene? Video
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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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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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Fingerprint scanners most popular alternative to banking passwords
Fingerprint scanning technology is the most favoured biometric security alternative to passwords for UK bank customers News
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GCHQ certifies six cyber-security masters degrees
GCHQ has certified six masters degrees focused on cyber-security as the government attempts develop the expertise required to make the UK as part of the National Cyber Security Programme. News
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West Herts NHS Trust partners signs £25.5m IT contract with CGI
West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust has chosen CGI to upgrade and manage its IT to improve patient care and employee working News
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Smart meters, digital channels and CRM are top priorities for British Gas
Smart meters, digital channels and reducing customer complaints by implanting a new CRM system are top of the agenda for British Gas over the coming year. News
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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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Chivas Brothers distillery upgrades SAN data storage for 100% data recovery
Distillery company Chivas Brothers upgraded its storage area network (SAN) to ensure it can recover 100% of its data in the event of a disaster News
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BT forges on with fibre roll-out but customer uptake weak
BT rolls out fibre optic broadband across the UK at a steady pace but only 15% of fibre-ready premises sign up for the superfast internet service News
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£700m government hosting deal limits bidders to North-East England datacentre
Want to win the £700m Crown Hosting Service contract? You'll need a major datacentre near Newcastle to stand any chance News
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Migration pains cause businesses to buy custom support for Windows XP OS
Although Windows XP support ended on 8 April 2014, some large businesses are still running the Microsoft operating system (OS) News
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PayPal launches UK startup accelerator programme in London
PayPal's accelerator programme will select up to five technology startups from the UK and host them in the London offices for six months News
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