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Wellcome Trust builds 1,728-core grid for DNA analysis
The Wellcome Trust Centre has deployed a high-performance computing cluster based on Fujitsu servershigh-performance cluster | 28 Jan 2015
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Your digital projects are doomed to failure, warns Cisco
At Cisco Live! In Milan, Cisco set out the challenges of going digital, with many projects doomed to fail unless businesses embrace ‘Fast IT’Digital strategy | 27 Jan 2015
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Will the mainframe survive IBM job cuts?
The mainframe survived minicomputers, the client server, the web and Y2K, but its future is under scrutiny as IBM prepares a rethinkAnalysis | 26 Jan 2015
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IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
IBM sets out proof of concept for its ADEPT platform, using Bitcoin’s blockchain back-end to distribute the internet of thingsInternet of things | 22 Jan 2015
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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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UK leads in global ranking of social open data sharing
The UK has been named the number one country to use open data for social and economic benefitOpen data | 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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SFO drops HP-Autonomy fraud investigation
The Serious Fraud Office is dropping its investigation into the sale of Autonomy to HP, but the US will continue its investigationNews | 19 Jan 2015
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UK's fastest supercomputer upgrades to 2Pflops and 5PB of tiered storage
The UK's fastest supercomputer upgrades to 4,920 nodes and 2 Petaflops performance with tiered storage including 5PB of direct-attached diskPhoto Story
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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
- VIEW MORE ON : Big data
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SFO drops HP-Autonomy fraud investigation
The Serious Fraud Office is dropping its investigation into the sale of Autonomy to HP, but the US will continue its investigationNews | 19 Jan 2015
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Kingston Hospital NHS Trust moves off BT with picture archive system
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust has begun redeploying its picture archiving system on a new architecture as it migrates off BTArchiving | 15 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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Bank of England could use Twitter and Facebook to support its decisions
The Bank of England is looking into the use of social media to help it make decisions based on more timely economic informationBanking IT | 05 Jan 2015
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2015 New Year Honours list lauds digital transformation programmes
The 2015 New Year Honours list features a slew of accolades for people involved in digital transformation programmesNews | 02 Jan 2015
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Top 10 retail IT stories of 2014
It’s been a busy year for retail as the industry proves it is leading the way in the adoption of technology innovations2014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Monsoon Accessorize provides multi-channel promotions via e-receipts
Monsoon Accessorize is using data from both in store and online to provide personalised customer offers on emailed receiptsNews | 23 Dec 2014
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NHS watchdog raises 27 questions over Care.data before roll-out can proceed
An independent watchdog has raised 27 questions about the troubled NHS England Care.data project, saying they must be answered for it to proceedNews | 18 Dec 2014
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Cabinet Office begins procurement for next stage of Gov.uk Verify
The Cabinet Office has submitted a tender notice for a £150m three-year framework for the provision of identity assurance servicesNews | 17 Dec 2014
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Interview: Lucie Glenday, chief digital officer, Surrey County Council
Chief digital officer Lucie Glenday was brought into Surrey County Council to change the way it thinks about digital servicesInterview | 12 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Content management
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Your digital projects are doomed to failure, warns Cisco
At Cisco Live! In Milan, Cisco set out the challenges of going digital, with many projects doomed to fail unless businesses embrace ‘Fast IT’Digital strategy | 27 Jan 2015
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Case study: Antwerp port boosts profits with activity-based management software
How the Antwerp Port Authority has improved its business processes with SAS softwarecase study | 22 Jan 2015
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IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
IBM sets out proof of concept for its ADEPT platform, using Bitcoin’s blockchain back-end to distribute the internet of thingsInternet of things | 22 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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Dutch organisations gradually take up cloud HCM software
While organisations in the Netherlands tend to use the traditional HR modules of the large software packages, some diversity is beginning to emerge
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Top 10 retail IT stories of 2014
It’s been a busy year for retail as the industry proves it is leading the way in the adoption of technology innovations2014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Monsoon Accessorize provides multi-channel promotions via e-receipts
Monsoon Accessorize is using data from both in store and online to provide personalised customer offers on emailed receiptsNews | 23 Dec 2014
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Top 10 information management stories of 2014
How SAP’s technology helped Germany win the football World Cup was 2014’s top information management story2014 review
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NHS watchdog raises 27 questions over Care.data before roll-out can proceed
An independent watchdog has raised 27 questions about the troubled NHS England Care.data project, saying they must be answered for it to proceedNews | 18 Dec 2014
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Microsoft buys R language vendor Revolution Analytics; FTC on IoT
This news recap looks at Microsoft's planned purchase of R analytics software vendor Revolution Analytics and a new report from the FTC on securing Internet of Things data.News | 30 Jan 2015
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Your digital projects are doomed to failure, warns Cisco
At Cisco Live! In Milan, Cisco set out the challenges of going digital, with many projects doomed to fail unless businesses embrace ‘Fast IT’Digital strategy | 27 Jan 2015
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Case study: Antwerp port boosts profits with activity-based management software
How the Antwerp Port Authority has improved its business processes with SAS softwarecase study | 22 Jan 2015
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IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
IBM sets out proof of concept for its ADEPT platform, using Bitcoin’s blockchain back-end to distribute the internet of thingsInternet of things | 22 Jan 2015
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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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SFO drops HP-Autonomy fraud investigation
The Serious Fraud Office is dropping its investigation into the sale of Autonomy to HP, but the US will continue its investigationNews | 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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Kingston Hospital NHS Trust moves off BT with picture archive system
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust has begun redeploying its picture archiving system on a new architecture as it migrates off BTArchiving | 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
- VIEW MORE ON : Business intelligence and analytics
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IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
IBM sets out proof of concept for its ADEPT platform, using Bitcoin’s blockchain back-end to distribute the internet of thingsInternet of things | 22 Jan 2015
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Evaluating the different types of DBMS products
Expert contributor Craig S. Mullins describes the types of database management system products on the market and outlines their strengths and weaknesses.Feature
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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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UK leads in global ranking of social open data sharing
The UK has been named the number one country to use open data for social and economic benefitOpen data | 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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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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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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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
- VIEW MORE ON : Database management
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Enterprise data warehouse architecture endures -- and evolves
The traditional data warehouse doesn't get the hoopla that Hadoop and NoSQL systems do, but it's still a core component of most IT infrastructures. And it's even learning some new tricks.Feature
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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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UK leads in global ranking of social open data sharing
The UK has been named the number one country to use open data for social and economic benefitOpen data | 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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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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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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Data warehouse software not ready for retirement in age of big data
Hadoop clusters, NoSQL databases and other modern technologies have roles to play in business intelligence and analytics environments. But traditional data warehouses still do, too.Feature
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Top 10 retail IT stories of 2014
It’s been a busy year for retail as the industry proves it is leading the way in the adoption of technology innovations2014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Monsoon Accessorize provides multi-channel promotions via e-receipts
Monsoon Accessorize is using data from both in store and online to provide personalised customer offers on emailed receiptsNews | 23 Dec 2014
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NHS watchdog raises 27 questions over Care.data before roll-out can proceed
An independent watchdog has raised 27 questions about the troubled NHS England Care.data project, saying they must be answered for it to proceedNews | 18 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Data warehousing
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Time to tool up on data integration software?
The market for packaged data integration tools is expected to grow by nearly 10% annually. But a lot of holdout organizations might need convincing to move beyond manual coding.Feature
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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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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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Top 10 retail IT stories of 2014
It’s been a busy year for retail as the industry proves it is leading the way in the adoption of technology innovations2014 review | 31 Dec 2014
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Monsoon Accessorize provides multi-channel promotions via e-receipts
Monsoon Accessorize is using data from both in store and online to provide personalised customer offers on emailed receiptsNews | 23 Dec 2014
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NHS watchdog raises 27 questions over Care.data before roll-out can proceed
An independent watchdog has raised 27 questions about the troubled NHS England Care.data project, saying they must be answered for it to proceedNews | 18 Dec 2014
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Cabinet Office begins procurement for next stage of Gov.uk Verify
The Cabinet Office has submitted a tender notice for a £150m three-year framework for the provision of identity assurance servicesNews | 17 Dec 2014
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Interview: Lucie Glenday, chief digital officer, Surrey County Council
Chief digital officer Lucie Glenday was brought into Surrey County Council to change the way it thinks about digital servicesInterview | 12 Dec 2014
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CIO interview: Jon Rudoe, digital and technology director, Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury's digital and technology director Jon Rudoe talks about customer-facing technologies, in-house development and data analyticsInterview | 03 Dec 2014
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UK government commits to Open Contracting Data Standard
The UK government has committed to a data standard which claims it will transform procurement in the UK and improve transparencyGovernment IT | 19 Nov 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : MDM/Integration
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CDO should take lead on data governance process, info strategy
A chief data officer should take charge of an organization's efforts to develop an enterprise data strategy and institute data governance policies, consultant David Loshin says.Tip
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Common data vocabulary helps companies globalize governance, BI
Strong data governance is needed to maximize the value of business intelligence efforts -- and that starts with a common set of data definitions, consultant Wayne Eckerson says.Feature
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Case study: Antwerp port boosts profits with activity-based management software
How the Antwerp Port Authority has improved its business processes with SAS softwarecase study | 22 Jan 2015
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IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
IBM sets out proof of concept for its ADEPT platform, using Bitcoin’s blockchain back-end to distribute the internet of thingsInternet of things | 22 Jan 2015
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Kingston Hospital NHS Trust moves off BT with picture archive system
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust has begun redeploying its picture archiving system on a new architecture as it migrates off BTArchiving | 15 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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Top 10 retail IT stories of 2014
It’s been a busy year for retail as the industry proves it is leading the way in the adoption of technology innovations2014 review | 31 Dec 2014
-
Monsoon Accessorize provides multi-channel promotions via e-receipts
Monsoon Accessorize is using data from both in store and online to provide personalised customer offers on emailed receiptsNews | 23 Dec 2014
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NHS watchdog raises 27 questions over Care.data before roll-out can proceed
An independent watchdog has raised 27 questions about the troubled NHS England Care.data project, saying they must be answered for it to proceedNews | 18 Dec 2014
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Cabinet Office begins procurement for next stage of Gov.uk Verify
The Cabinet Office has submitted a tender notice for a £150m three-year framework for the provision of identity assurance servicesNews | 17 Dec 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Quality/governance
