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IBM and 10Gen collaborate on database standard for enterprise mobile
IBM and 10Gen are to work together on a database development standard for mobile enterprise applications News | 07 Jun 2013
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Bet365's move to HTML5 is more than a gamble
Online gaming site Bet365 has starting using HTML5 to build a rich user experience on its website News | 06 Jun 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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Adobe moves to cloud-based subscription model
Adobe has announced that it is to introduce a cloud-based subscription model for popular applications, including Photoshop cloud software | 08 May 2013
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Fujitsu lock-in makes DECC only Whitehall department incapable of cloud
The Department of Environment and Climate Change (DECC) cannot adopt cloud computing due to lock-in with system integrator Fujitsu News | 02 May 2013
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Technology fail during US 2012 election day averted by practising failure
A “catastrophic” IT failure was avoided on the US presidential election day due to rigorous testing of the IT infrastructure it infrastructure | 01 May 2013
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CIO interview: Christophe Lemaire, CIO Eurostar
Eurostar CIO Christophe Lemaire oversaw the launch of the company’s new website, the cornerstone of Eurostar’s new IT architecture News | 29 Apr 2013
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EC seeks approval for Google search proposals
Google lays out proposals to the European Commission in an attempt to quell fears it is being anti-competitive when it comes to online search web software | 25 Apr 2013
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UK online businesses neglect mobile strategy
Online businesses are failing to implement mobile strategies, according to a report from Barclays bank News | 22 Apr 2013
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Government reveals ecommerce scheme for SMEs
The department for business, innovation and skills admits a programme to help SMEs take advantage of digital will launch later this year News | 22 Apr 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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How improved user experience yields returns on investment
The consequences of poor customer experience are widely acknowledged but resolving such issues still divides opinion in businesses. Feature
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Do businesses need to pay for VoIP?
Free services offer VoIP to the masses, but are they reliable enough to use in enterprises or do they need pricey unified communications? Feature
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Windows XP end of support: What to do next
CIOs may not wish to carry on running a 12-year-old desktop OS, but thousands of incompatible applications leave many with no choice Feature
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Technology you can bank on
Lessons a bank based on social media and Web 2.0 can teach the broader financial services industry Feature
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Consult experts to get the most out of a SaaS roll-out
Businesses often lack in-house expertise and services providers can help them with the project planning, design and up-to-date practices. Feature
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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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Gathering retail intelligence
Learning their customers’ habits through business intelligence is vital for bricks-and-mortar retailers to stay competitive Feature
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Data's role in customer engagement
A combination of traditional business intelligence and big data can help businesses manage information overload Feature
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Mind the digital gap - a strategy for accessibility
There still exists a digital gap and it is vital to understand the ways in which digital exclusion might be remedied in the future Opinion
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Moving on from a culture of collaboration by email
The time has come to think seriously about enterprise social networking (ESN) and consider its role within wider enterprise collaboration strategy. Opinion
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Hacking open data on development aid
Using open data to analyse information about international aid shows the benefits - and the limitations - of the ICT for development field Opinion
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UK courts show the way on piracy
The UK courts are taking the right approach to online piracy, says John Moffat, senior attorney at Avidity IP Opinion
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Top tips for avoiding fraud on the internet
The Serious Organised Crime Agency estimates that online fraud costs internet users £3.5bn per year. Follow these 12 tips on how it can be avoided. Privacy & data protection
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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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Is time running out for internet domains?
The world’s political leaders are taking an unusually intent interest in the technical system of Internet domains’ naming and numbering (the DNS). 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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Security zone: Extending compliance to the cloud
Most security and compliance mandates were simply not designed with cloud environments in mind – an unfortunate state of affairs as a huge amount of our data is about to go "cloudwards". 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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Software Gallery opens at the National Museum of Computing
The National Museum of Computing has opened a new exhibit charting the history of software Photo Story
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Review of LiveCode 6.0 cross platform software development
Scottish cross-platform programming specialist RunRev released its LiveCode 6.0 software recently, with a promise of drag and drop programming. Photo Story
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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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Video interview: Gartner chief of research, Chris Howard
In this video, Chris Howard, chief of research at Gartner, discusses why CIOs should look at cloud, mobile, big data and social computing 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: Dennis Pilsworth, CTO, AHL Technology
In this video, Dennis Pilsworth, CTO at AHL Technology, speaks to Cliff Saran about how the company visualises hedge funds Video
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IBM uses analytics at Wimbledon to track players' performance
IBM is providing Wimbledon with business analytics to help players improve the chance of winning their next game 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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CW500: Andy Beale, technology director, Guardian News & Media
In this CW500 Club video, Andy Beale talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick to share his practical advice on how to move to the cloud. Video
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CW500: Peter Ransom, chief information officer, Oxfam
In this CW500 Club video, Peter Ransom talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick to share his practical advice on how to move to the cloud. Video
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AWS re: Invent 2012 conference coverage
Keep up to date on all the news from AWS re: Invent 2012 cloud computing conference between November 27 and 29 2012 at The Venetian, Las Vegas. guide
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Supplier profile: Adobe
In this Adobe 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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Software Gallery opens at the National Museum of Computing
The National Museum of Computing has opened a new exhibit charting the history of software Photo Story
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IBM and 10Gen collaborate on database standard for enterprise mobile
IBM and 10Gen are to work together on a database development standard for mobile enterprise applications News
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Bet365's move to HTML5 is more than a gamble
Online gaming site Bet365 has starting using HTML5 to build a rich user experience on its website News
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Review of LiveCode 6.0 cross platform software development
Scottish cross-platform programming specialist RunRev released its LiveCode 6.0 software recently, with a promise of drag and drop programming. Photo Story
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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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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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Adobe moves to cloud-based subscription model
Adobe has announced that it is to introduce a cloud-based subscription model for popular applications, including Photoshop cloud software
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How improved user experience yields returns on investment
The consequences of poor customer experience are widely acknowledged but resolving such issues still divides opinion in businesses. Feature
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Fujitsu lock-in makes DECC only Whitehall department incapable of cloud
The Department of Environment and Climate Change (DECC) cannot adopt cloud computing due to lock-in with system integrator Fujitsu News
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Technology fail during US 2012 election day averted by practising failure
A “catastrophic” IT failure was avoided on the US presidential election day due to rigorous testing of the IT infrastructure it infrastructure
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