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Just 2% of citizens think government’s digital services will have an effect
Only 2% of the UK believe the government’s push to offer public services digitally will have a great effect on their livesNews | 17 Apr 2014
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Zebra Technologies to acquire Motorola’s enterprise business for $3.45bn
Zebra Technologies has announced that it will acquire Motorola Solutions’ enterprise business for $3.45bnNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Technology investment returns to the CEO agenda
For the first time in nearly a decade, CEOs believe technology can make a difference. But is the CIO best placed to drive the technology business agenda?Analysis | 16 Apr 2014
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Tesco blames 6% drop in profits on shift to online retailing
Tesco has blamed a shift to online retailing, as well as competition marketplace for its poor performance in its annual resultsNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Yahoo shares up despite fall in profits
Yahoo’s share price has risen 9% despite a 17% decline in earnings per share for the first quarter of 2014financial news | 16 Apr 2014
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Interview: How Ordnance Survey supports geolocation startups
Ordnance Survey has named three budding geolocation startups as winners in its latest Developer Challengeinterview | 15 Apr 2014
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G-Cloud chief claims customers have made £120m savings
G-Cloud and digital commercial programme director Tony Singleton has claimed public sector organisations have saved over £120m by purchasing services through the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Superfast broadband speeds rise, but rural areas still considerably slower, says Ofcom
Superfast broadband connections – offering speeds of 30Mbps or more – rose from 5% in November 2011 to 25% in November 2013, says OfcomInternet infrastructure | 15 Apr 2014
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Supplier profile: Workday
Computer Weekly analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the rapidly growing cloud HR and finance software company, WorkdayFeature
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Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
The government has launched a Digital Inclusion Strategy to reduce the number of offline people in the UK by 25%News | 14 Apr 2014
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Just 2% of citizens think government’s digital services will have an effect
Only 2% of the UK believe the government’s push to offer public services digitally will have a great effect on their livesNews | 17 Apr 2014
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Zebra Technologies to acquire Motorola’s enterprise business for $3.45bn
Zebra Technologies has announced that it will acquire Motorola Solutions’ enterprise business for $3.45bnNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Tesco blames 6% drop in profits on shift to online retailing
Tesco has blamed a shift to online retailing, as well as competition marketplace for its poor performance in its annual resultsNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Yahoo shares up despite fall in profits
Yahoo’s share price has risen 9% despite a 17% decline in earnings per share for the first quarter of 2014financial news | 16 Apr 2014
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Interview: How Ordnance Survey supports geolocation startups
Ordnance Survey has named three budding geolocation startups as winners in its latest Developer Challengeinterview | 15 Apr 2014
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G-Cloud chief claims customers have made £120m savings
G-Cloud and digital commercial programme director Tony Singleton has claimed public sector organisations have saved over £120m by purchasing services through the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Superfast broadband speeds rise, but rural areas still considerably slower, says Ofcom
Superfast broadband connections – offering speeds of 30Mbps or more – rose from 5% in November 2011 to 25% in November 2013, says OfcomInternet infrastructure | 15 Apr 2014
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Mumsnet becomes first known UK victim of Heartbleed bug
Mumsnet is the first known UK victim of hackers exploiting the recently discovered Heartbleed bugNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Supplier profile: Workday
Computer Weekly analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the rapidly growing cloud HR and finance software company, WorkdayFeature
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Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
The government has launched a Digital Inclusion Strategy to reduce the number of offline people in the UK by 25%News | 14 Apr 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Social media
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Just 2% of citizens think government’s digital services will have an effect
Only 2% of the UK believe the government’s push to offer public services digitally will have a great effect on their livesNews | 17 Apr 2014
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Zebra Technologies to acquire Motorola’s enterprise business for $3.45bn
Zebra Technologies has announced that it will acquire Motorola Solutions’ enterprise business for $3.45bnNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Tesco blames 6% drop in profits on shift to online retailing
Tesco has blamed a shift to online retailing, as well as competition marketplace for its poor performance in its annual resultsNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Interview: How Ordnance Survey supports geolocation startups
Ordnance Survey has named three budding geolocation startups as winners in its latest Developer Challengeinterview | 15 Apr 2014
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G-Cloud chief claims customers have made £120m savings
G-Cloud and digital commercial programme director Tony Singleton has claimed public sector organisations have saved over £120m by purchasing services through the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Superfast broadband speeds rise, but rural areas still considerably slower, says Ofcom
Superfast broadband connections – offering speeds of 30Mbps or more – rose from 5% in November 2011 to 25% in November 2013, says OfcomInternet infrastructure | 15 Apr 2014
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Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
The government has launched a Digital Inclusion Strategy to reduce the number of offline people in the UK by 25%News | 14 Apr 2014
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Are retailers using data analytics to their advantage?
Computer Weekly looks at the challenges the retail sector faces in taking advantage of data analysisanalysis | 14 Apr 2014
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Endless aisle solution helps Crocs cope with small retail space
Footwear retailer Crocs has implemented an endless aisle solution in its 200-plus stores in the US which helps overcome small store spaceNews | 11 Apr 2014
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Startups deliver £174m boost to Teesside's digital economy
The Tees Valley area of the UK now has an annual digital economy worth £174m, with £62m from Middlesbrough aloneTech startups | 11 Apr 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Web development
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Just 2% of citizens think government’s digital services will have an effect
Only 2% of the UK believe the government’s push to offer public services digitally will have a great effect on their livesNews | 17 Apr 2014
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Zebra Technologies to acquire Motorola’s enterprise business for $3.45bn
Zebra Technologies has announced that it will acquire Motorola Solutions’ enterprise business for $3.45bnNews | 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 technologyinterview | 16 Apr 2014
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Tesco blames 6% drop in profits on shift to online retailing
Tesco has blamed a shift to online retailing, as well as competition marketplace for its poor performance in its annual resultsNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Interview: How Ordnance Survey supports geolocation startups
Ordnance Survey has named three budding geolocation startups as winners in its latest Developer Challengeinterview | 15 Apr 2014
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G-Cloud chief claims customers have made £120m savings
G-Cloud and digital commercial programme director Tony Singleton has claimed public sector organisations have saved over £120m by purchasing services through the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Superfast broadband speeds rise, but rural areas still considerably slower, says Ofcom
Superfast broadband connections – offering speeds of 30Mbps or more – rose from 5% in November 2011 to 25% in November 2013, says OfcomInternet infrastructure | 15 Apr 2014
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Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
The government has launched a Digital Inclusion Strategy to reduce the number of offline people in the UK by 25%News | 14 Apr 2014
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Are retailers using data analytics to their advantage?
Computer Weekly looks at the challenges the retail sector faces in taking advantage of data analysisanalysis | 14 Apr 2014
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Endless aisle solution helps Crocs cope with small retail space
Footwear retailer Crocs has implemented an endless aisle solution in its 200-plus stores in the US which helps overcome small store spaceNews | 11 Apr 2014
- VIEW MORE ON : Cloud
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Just 2% of citizens think government’s digital services will have an effect
Only 2% of the UK believe the government’s push to offer public services digitally will have a great effect on their livesNews | 17 Apr 2014
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Zebra Technologies to acquire Motorola’s enterprise business for $3.45bn
Zebra Technologies has announced that it will acquire Motorola Solutions’ enterprise business for $3.45bnNews | 16 Apr 2014
-
Technology investment returns to the CEO agenda
For the first time in nearly a decade, CEOs believe technology can make a difference. But is the CIO best placed to drive the technology business agenda?Analysis | 16 Apr 2014
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Tesco blames 6% drop in profits on shift to online retailing
Tesco has blamed a shift to online retailing, as well as competition marketplace for its poor performance in its annual resultsNews | 16 Apr 2014
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Interview: How Ordnance Survey supports geolocation startups
Ordnance Survey has named three budding geolocation startups as winners in its latest Developer Challengeinterview | 15 Apr 2014
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G-Cloud chief claims customers have made £120m savings
G-Cloud and digital commercial programme director Tony Singleton has claimed public sector organisations have saved over £120m by purchasing services through the G-Cloud frameworkNews | 15 Apr 2014
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Superfast broadband speeds rise, but rural areas still considerably slower, says Ofcom
Superfast broadband connections – offering speeds of 30Mbps or more – rose from 5% in November 2011 to 25% in November 2013, says OfcomInternet infrastructure | 15 Apr 2014
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Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
The government has launched a Digital Inclusion Strategy to reduce the number of offline people in the UK by 25%News | 14 Apr 2014
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Are retailers using data analytics to their advantage?
Computer Weekly looks at the challenges the retail sector faces in taking advantage of data analysisanalysis | 14 Apr 2014
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Secure internet routing
This article in our Royal Holloway Information Security series assesses whether Resource Public Key Infrastructure can provide a framework for effective security.E-Handbook
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