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Government spends £260m on e-prescribing
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt commits £260m to e-prescriptions, as part of moves to make the NHS paperless by 2018 News | 17 May 2013
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Sapphire 2013: SAP declares for cloud expansion, on back of Hana
SAP has announced a widening of the cloud delivery of its enterprise technologies cloud software | 14 May 2013
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Public cloud: Ready for business?
Cloud computing is moving beyond small companies, start-ups and software development to the era of full-scale enterprise deployments. News | 02 May 2013
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Case Study: Sutton & East Surrey Water plugs leaks with Google
Sutton & East Surrey Water has implemented a job allocation system built on top of Google maps to manage its works maintenance crews News | 17 Apr 2013
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Cambridge University Hospitals signs £137m deal with HP
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) has signed a £137m deal with HP for its eHospital Program News | 11 Apr 2013
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Patients and doctors must push for a paperless NHS, says Intellect report
IT trade body Intellect says patients and doctors must undergo cultural change to realise government's ambition of a paperless NHS by 2018 News | 28 Mar 2013
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Switching cloud services
If industry hype is anything to go by, everyone should be using services. But what happens when a cloud service is longer available? News | 27 Mar 2013
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Rethink enterprise architectures to embody cloud and on-premise integration
Accenture's latest Technology Vision 2013 report recommends CIOs plan to integrate cloud and on-premise systems News | 19 Feb 2013
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Pitchford to head-up Universal Credit programme
David Pitchford, executive director of Major Projects Authority heads up the Universal Credit at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) News | 18 Feb 2013
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Beware of Oracle's Fusion Application plans
Businesses are avoiding Oracle’s Fusion strategy according to research from Forrester. CIOs should be wary of the supplier's long-term plans. News | 12 Feb 2013
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GE uses big data to power machine services business
GE, one of the UK's largest manufacturers, is using big data analytics with data generated from machine sensors to predict maintenance needs Feature
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The limitations of traditional SaaS integration approaches
Time and budget constraints are forcing many organisations to rethink their integration strategy and find a well-aligned solution Feature
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How to integrate SaaS with your local business systems
As software as a service matures, CIOs need to look at how well cloud-based products integrate with existing on-premise systems Feature
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Amazon: Gold standard of the cloud?
Amazon Web Services is the benchmark for cloud in the enterprise but can it handle the challenge of federated cloud services? Feature
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Fruit and veg distributor keeps food fresh with Infor’s M3 ERP
Catering supplier Reynolds is enjoying the fruits of an Infor ERP system that cuts down on food waste and streamlines operations Case study
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Build consensus on MDM programme goals to boost chances of success
Advice on how to build political consensus for successful MDM initiatives, distilled from Jim Mortleman's fieldwork for SearchDataManagement.co.UK. Common advice uncommonly gathered. Feature
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Business focus vital for effective master data management strategy
To be successful, a master data management programme must be designed from the outset with business objectives foremost in mind. Get advice on how to build a business-trained MDM strategy. Feature
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Big Data: Utilities rise to the smart meter challenge
The mass of information from smart meters is leading utility suppliers to reconsider how they use their data Feature
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Weighing up the options for software testing
We examine the reasons why software testing is increasingly being outsourced Feature
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Data virtualisation on rise as ETL alternative for data integration
The Phone House and Novartis have turned to data virtualisation from Denodo and Composite to gain a single logical view of disparate data sources. Feature
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How IT is supporting the next generation of artists and designers at Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University’s new campus buildings are part of a £180m investment in new facilities with IT at its core Opinion
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Open standards are about the business model, not the technology
Software companies, abuzz with lobbyists and patent lawyers over government open standards, are similar to the record industry 10 years ago. Opinion
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Three trends that will shape the master data management market
Master data management (MDM) has become a crucial discipline. Three key trends will shape this market's growth and evolution, and each trend has its complexities. Opinion
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Let the taxman pay your software development costs
On the back of government consultation, tax relief for companies involved in development activity is set to become even more generous and software development companies should ensure that they are taking advantage of this valuable relief, writes Sama... Opinion
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Rationalising software licencing in the virtual age
During any consolidation project, software licensing arrangements must be given careful thought. Andrew Buss of Freeform Dynamics discusses the legal and commercial considerations. Opinion
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Unglamorus batch processing is 'the new sexy' for financial services IT
Sebastien Quoirin, general manager at ORSYP, on why unglamorous batch processing is "the new sexy" for financial services IT Opinion
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Software engineering, but not as we know it
With the further developments of the Chartered Information Technology Professional status, or CITP, BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, encourages us to reconsider our understanding of our profession, writes Jon G Hall. Opinion
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Finding space and time for continuous data protection
Finding space and time for continuous data protection Modern day businesses, large and small, now have an insatiable appetite for digital information,... Opinion
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Take control with software asset management
For most, software asset management (SAM) starts with the aim of establishing an organisation's software licence compliance status Opinion
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Online back-up or cloud recovery?
Backing up files and data online has been around for quite a while, but it has never really taken off in a big way for business customers. Now new solutions...
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Video: P&O Ferries deploys Compuware to pinpoint software bottlenecks
P&O Ferries is using software from Compuware to help it identify performance bottlenecks in core systems Video
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Video interview: Fine-tuning decision-making
In this interview, Paul Michaels, CEO of busienss and technology consultancy ImprovIT, discusses a methodology for modelling decision-making Video
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Interview with Bill Hilf, general manager of Windows Azure, on open source in the cloud
Microsoft has taken the bold step of expanding Azure from a Windows cloud platform to fully fledged cloud infrastructure Video
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Review of IntelliJ IDEA, a Java IDE
IntelliJ IDEA is a Java IDE from the Czech company JetBrains, that has survived thanks to a design philosophy centred on being smart but not annoying. Photo Story
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Review: Visual Studio ALM
The benefits of making software development more transparent Photo Story
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Video: Technology makeover - CIO spends over £1m on house renovation
Rather than build an indoor swimming pool or make room for tennis courts, Kevin O'Connor, CIO at Paddy Power, has spent £200,000 on a home automation system for his London home as part of a house renovation project costing over £1m. Video
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Video: Revealed: The best and worst IT service providers of 2010
Interview with Lee Ayling, managing director, UK information technology advisory, Equaterra Video
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Beating the threat of spam – a ComputerWeekly podcast
Ever since the first spam email message was sent back in 1978 to 393 recipients on Arpanet, unsolicited email messages have been causing a headache for IT managers. Dealing with the constant influx of spam costs not only money but time as well. Podcast
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Making IT fit for business
There exists a whole host of integrated application suites designed to enable firms to coordinate activities across their organisations and maximise the value delivered to customers whilst minimising operational costs. Podcast
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Virtualisation Podcast
Expectations for change are high, and ICT services need to be extremely quick off the mark to meet them. We need to be able to mix and match services, in real time, to serve up the right resources in all the right places, at the right time, in this d... Podcast
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Supplier Profile: Oracle
In this Oracle supplier profile you will find news, tips and research on the vendor. guide
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Government spends £260m on e-prescribing
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt commits £260m to e-prescriptions, as part of moves to make the NHS paperless by 2018 News
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Sapphire 2013: SAP declares for cloud expansion, on back of Hana
SAP has announced a widening of the cloud delivery of its enterprise technologies cloud software
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Public cloud: Ready for business?
Cloud computing is moving beyond small companies, start-ups and software development to the era of full-scale enterprise deployments. News
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Case Study: Sutton & East Surrey Water plugs leaks with Google
Sutton & East Surrey Water has implemented a job allocation system built on top of Google maps to manage its works maintenance crews News
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Cambridge University Hospitals signs £137m deal with HP
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) has signed a £137m deal with HP for its eHospital Program News
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Patients and doctors must push for a paperless NHS, says Intellect report
IT trade body Intellect says patients and doctors must undergo cultural change to realise government's ambition of a paperless NHS by 2018 News
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Switching cloud services
If industry hype is anything to go by, everyone should be using services. But what happens when a cloud service is longer available? News
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Rethink enterprise architectures to embody cloud and on-premise integration
Accenture's latest Technology Vision 2013 report recommends CIOs plan to integrate cloud and on-premise systems News
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Pitchford to head-up Universal Credit programme
David Pitchford, executive director of Major Projects Authority heads up the Universal Credit at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) News
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Beware of Oracle's Fusion Application plans
Businesses are avoiding Oracle’s Fusion strategy according to research from Forrester. CIOs should be wary of the supplier's long-term plans. News
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About Integration software and middleware
IT integration is an important but often complex aspect of IT strategy, and is essential to any organisation that require efficient sharing of information between different products sourced from many suppliers. Every major vendor has their own integration software and middleware offerings, including messaging and enterprise application integration, and making the right choice for your organisation is critical. We examine the latest trends and technologies.
