March 2012
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Businesses face existential threat from hackers
Criminal and state-sponsored hacking groups are threatening big business Continue Reading
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IPv6 - The Independent "Man In The Middle" View
In conversation with Axel Pawlik, MD of RIPE NCC (which is obviously better than an unripe version). The RIPE NCC is an independent, not-for-profit membership organisation that supports the ... Continue Reading
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A first look: Windows 8 consumer preview
Windows 8 is not just an upgrade. It is a complete rework of the Windows OS. Speaking at the launch of the beta last week in Barcelona, Windows chief Steven Sinofsky called it a "generational change" Continue Reading
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Support for normal Windows applications
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Windows side-by-side
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The Microsoft store
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Bundled Apps
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Starting up Windows
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Hyper-V for desktop virtualisation
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Improved security
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Windows for power users
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Final thoughts
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Asynchronous programming with a sandbox runtime
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Justice ministry aims for £100m saving on £14m annual ERP costs
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) spends £14m per year running its ERP systems, but hopes for major savings through shared services. Continue Reading
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Facebook's open source storage question: what if hardware were open?
Facebook is reportedly now moving to build its own storage hardware to cope with this data mountain and is following an open source route as part of its work with the site's Open Compute Project. Continue Reading
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Registering improvements in IT service management
If you stay where you are then in effect you will be going backwards - so it is for IT service provision. Continue Reading
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CloudStore services will slash IT costs, says first G-Cloud buyer
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has procured agile services through the government’s CloudStore in a move it hopes will cut IT costs Continue Reading
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Security Zone: Adopting cloud services with confidence
Cloud-based services are highly attractive to many organisations. But what are the emerging issues you need to know about? Continue Reading
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Rogue IT manager jailed for two years after £123k procurement scam
A rogue IT procurement manager has been jailed for two years after he colluded with two IT suppliers to defraud grocer Nisa Today out of £123,000 Continue Reading
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Security Think Tank: How should UK businesses prepare for EU data protection rules?
The European General Data Protection Regulation represents the most significant change to data protection in the UK and EU since 1995. The ISF, working with its members, has identified the top five actions to take Continue Reading