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Citrix adds mobile functionality to push into smartphones and tablets
Virtualisation firm Citrix hopes extra functionality and its own application store will encourage more customers to adopt its mobile solutions News | 22 May 2013
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Capita upgrades Fire service system
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue has replaced its legacy control room technology with a Capita system, part of a 10-year outsourcing contract News | 22 May 2013
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TfL uses Google maps to power mobile-first web refresh
Transport for London (TfL) is revamping its web presence using HTML5 and agile development to build a mobile-first site News | 21 May 2013
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BlackBerry Live 2013: ING Direct pilots BB10 devices and BES10 for management
Online bank ING Direct is undergoing a pilot with BlackBerry’s BB10 operating system, involving 300 Z10 and Q10 smartphones case study | 17 May 2013
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BlackBerry Live 2013: Can BBM threaten OTT services?
As BlackBerry takes its BBM messaging to Android and iOS handsets, can it take on OTT providers such as Skype and WhatsApp? Analysis | 15 May 2013
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Case study: Horsley ITU brings iPads to patients
The intensive therapy unit at the Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust helps seriously ill patients communicate with consultants and relatives using tablet devices from Apple case study | 14 May 2013
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Mobile development teams not up to the job, say CIOs
Development teams are struggling to keep pace as business applications go mobile News | 14 May 2013
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TfL revamps mobile solutions on the buses
TfL has revamped its mobile solutions across the London bus network with O2 and Cognito News | 09 May 2013
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Case study: TKAB adopts mobile for Swedish railways
The winners of cloud innovation of the year in Computer Weekly’s European user awards for networking tell us how they have used the Appear IQ mobile platform to boost efficiency and its transport service News | 08 May 2013
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Cognizant exceeds $2bn with non-linear growth
IT services supplier Cognizant has exceeded $2bn revenues in a single quarter for the first time, with growth in social, mobile, analytics and cloud News | 08 May 2013
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Pearson integrates Google Enterprise and Office 365
Publisher Pearson – which owns the Financial Times – uses cloud-based collaboration using Google and Microsoft products Feature
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Users drive BYOD take-off: but can BlackBerry catch up?
Aviation regulator CAA is the latest business to embrace BYOD but it remains to be seen if BlackBerry can keep its competitive edge. Feature
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Workplace IT services in flux: wherever, whenever, whatever
Enterprise computing is in upheaval as the emphasis shifts towards automation and user-device provision. Feature
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Mixed feelings towards Windows 8 in enterprise
Microsoft has missed a trick or two in the heartland of its business but complex mobile working remains an issue for all in the tablet market. Feature
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Mobile device management the Microsoft way
Microsoft is making a pitch for mobile device management, with System Center 2012 and InTune, its cloud management software Feature
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Standards key to realising the benefits of connectivity
A network of smart appliances could revolutionise energy efficiency but suppliers must agree on common specifications. Feature
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Mobile banking innovation stimulates banks’ IT spending
European banks are racing to catch up with the mobile services available in the US but remain twitchy about over-extending budgets. Feature
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How to conduct a strategic review of your mobile policy
While there are a number of mobile device management (MDM) tools on the market, CIOs need to take a broader overview of corporate devices Feature
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M2M technology ushers in the age of total connection
Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications is transforming the world into one where everything and everyone is networked. Feature
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CW500: Managing the mobile workforce (part 2)
Glenn Morgan, head of service transformation at British Airways, explains how the airline is harnessing consumer technology Feature
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The future of application development
As cloud adoption continues to increase , most organisations are making important decisions in executing their cloud strategies Opinion
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Does Microsoft need to change its policy on Windows upgrade pricing ?
Microsoft will needs to reduce the cost of Windows upgrades if it is to conquer the tablets market, writes Andrew Buss. Opinion
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Can Nokia's 'next billion' strategy save the company ?
Nokia is at a cross roads as it pins its recovery hopes on cornering emerging markets. But it will need to work hard to restore market confidence if ts 'next billion' strategy is to succeed. Opinion
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A touch of SaaS: Feeling the benefits for mobility
As internet connections get faster and devices get smaller and more portable, we have seen a sea-change in the definition of a “mobile” workforce. Opinion
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Freedom beckons for mobile users
Microsoft's redefinition of the phone as a computer could transform the comms business Opinion
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Mobile skills are key to the future
E-business applications skills are rapidly falling from favour, according to the most recent SSP/Computer Weekly survey of IT... Opinion
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Create new m-commerce applications
Forget the attractions of marketing to one billion mobile subscribers - the profit will be in mobile B2B, writes John Fallon Opinion
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Europe poised to take lead in broadband mobile technology
Europe ot overtake US in broadband cellular mobile technology Opinion
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Microsoft and Compaq join forces for mobile Internet
Microsoft and Compaq have announced plans to collaborate even more closely in order to develop mobile Internet services... Opinion
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Standard Bank uses SAP to bring mobile banking to communities
Many people in South Africa do not have a bank account. Standard Bank has used SAP to help people get started with banking. Photo Story
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Mega vendors: Quarterly results Q1 2013
A number of the larger IT suppliers reported their quarterly financial results for the first quarter of 2013. Photo Story
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Video interview: Andy Harter, CEO, RealVNC
In this video, RealVNC CEO Andy Harter speaks to Computer Weekly about the company's remote access software Video
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Video: Smartphone biometrics
Computer Weekly speaks to three companies using biometrics for healthcare apps Video
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Video interview: William Ruh, head of software at GE
William Ruh, vice president at GE Global Software Center , discusses how sensor networks will create a machines services business at the company. Video
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Financial Times and Computer Weekly: The challenge of the iPad
In a series of video debates, Computer Weekly and the Financial Times invite a panel of experts to discuss business and IT issues. Video
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Review: System Mechanic from Iolo
Computer Weekly reviews System Mechanic software from Iolo Photo Story
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Video interview: Why develop for Windows 8?
In this interview, Anand Krishnan, director, developer & platform group, Microsoft UK speaks about Windows 8 development Video
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Microsoft hopes to redefine the future of computing
Anand Krishnan from Microsoft’s UK developer and platforms group discusses what Windows 8 will mean for the future of computing. Video
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Video: Healthcare IT
Electronic health records and IT consumerisation is driving changes in NHS IT. Video
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Supplier profile: Microsoft
In this Microsoft supplier profile you will find news, tips and research on the vendor. guide
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CW500: The future of software development
Read a summary of the discussion at this CW500 event, watch video interviews with the speakers, and download a copy of their presentation slides. guide
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Citrix adds mobile functionality to push into smartphones and tablets
Virtualisation firm Citrix hopes extra functionality and its own application store will encourage more customers to adopt its mobile solutions News
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Pearson integrates Google Enterprise and Office 365
Publisher Pearson – which owns the Financial Times – uses cloud-based collaboration using Google and Microsoft products Feature
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Capita upgrades Fire service system
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue has replaced its legacy control room technology with a Capita system, part of a 10-year outsourcing contract News
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TfL uses Google maps to power mobile-first web refresh
Transport for London (TfL) is revamping its web presence using HTML5 and agile development to build a mobile-first site News
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BlackBerry Live 2013: ING Direct pilots BB10 devices and BES10 for management
Online bank ING Direct is undergoing a pilot with BlackBerry’s BB10 operating system, involving 300 Z10 and Q10 smartphones case study
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BlackBerry Live 2013: Can BBM threaten OTT services?
As BlackBerry takes its BBM messaging to Android and iOS handsets, can it take on OTT providers such as Skype and WhatsApp? Analysis
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Case study: Horsley ITU brings iPads to patients
The intensive therapy unit at the Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust helps seriously ill patients communicate with consultants and relatives using tablet devices from Apple case study
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Mobile development teams not up to the job, say CIOs
Development teams are struggling to keep pace as business applications go mobile News
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Users drive BYOD take-off: but can BlackBerry catch up?
Aviation regulator CAA is the latest business to embrace BYOD but it remains to be seen if BlackBerry can keep its competitive edge. Feature
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Workplace IT services in flux: wherever, whenever, whatever
Enterprise computing is in upheaval as the emphasis shifts towards automation and user-device provision. Feature
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About Mobile software
Mobile software is one of the fastest-moving areas of IT today, with new low-cost applications - or apps in the mobile parlance - being rapidly created. Businesses are looking at how best to exploit powerful smartphones, such as iPhones and Android devices, and portable computers such as iPads and other tablets, that are now available. We examine the latest mobile software trends and technologies and put them into the context of enterprise IT.
