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• It's time to make Imposter Syndrome a thing of the past for women in technology
• FDM everywoman in Technology Awards finalists announced
• A drone in the claw is worth two in the bush
• Is Government willing to pay for a surveillance regime that is fit for purpose?
• Open source contribution is not just code
• More CISOs looking to recruit cyber-security trainers than leaders, analysts, engineers or testers
• Walmart's bricks & mortar to digital business journey
• Mike Ferguson on a decade of Hadoop
• Google tax debate is just an early example of social upheaval from the digital revolution
• And now for something completely analytical... Pentaho goes native Python
• IT to automate domestic chores
• Google staff don't like to be poached... with chicken eggs anyway.
• BDUK "state aid" to be brought into line with EU law and good practice
• Object storage vs NAS . . . in the same product
• No, nobody is going to nationalise Openreach
• Did Fortinet leave the firewall backdoor open to hackers?
• Plumbing goes digital -- smart cities need BIM
• IBM z Systems mainframes, unlikely champions of open source?
• Fudged broadband report damages case for independent Openreach
• Avast builds on Android anti-malware pedigree with new HQ
• DevOps specialist firms start to 'fuse'
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• The rise and rise of public cloud services
• Using the Working Set to improve datacentre workload efficiency
• Honey, I split the universe -- quantum physics and BI
• Poker Face? Red Hat plays 'de facto standard' card for enterprise Java apps
• Why are smart devices still so stupid?
• NRF Big Show 2016: New York retailers showcase in-store and online technology
• We need coordination between old economy job cuts and digital economy job creation
• Validating 'unproven assumptions' F5 on the state of application delivery
• The government's EC broadband consultation response is truly pathetic
• IBM: how to buy a hybrid cloud
• The government's patrician approach to privacy risks a spiral into ever greater surveillance
• US state government forces mid-life crisis sufferers to grow up
• Data science blues
• Automotive evolution: paper-based manuals out, APIs are in
• Polycom: visual collaboration tools should be part of every application workflow, well... almost
• Zulu embedded inside the Internet of Things
• The Highs and Lows of Being a Woman in Tech
• The Compliance Oriented Architecture - are we there yet?
• Red Hat Ansible 2.0: a 'playbook' for agentless automation
• The great transition from constrained certainty to good-enough risk
• While local government falls outside GDS's remit, don't forget that councils need support too
• New Year's Data Resolutions 2016
• Smart fraud detection needs a fresh data approach
• Remembering David Bowie's very own ISP, BowieNet
• The Gitter development community - using a dev discussion platform for collaboration
• No surprise whatsoever as Openreach names new CEO
• What is a cloud computing storm?
• Ford, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Toyota: all driving more Linux into cars
• Investigatory Powers and Civil Liberties in practice: "Think of Cicero as Al Capone's Pocket Lawyer"
• What is at stake with the Investigatory Powers Bill?
• 2016: What's next?
• Will 2016 be the year we find out which 'traditional' IT suppliers survive the digital revolution?
• Aviva's annual Hackathon - the customer is key
• What to expect from NDC London 2016
• Bish, bash, BOSH: Pivotal says 'I believe' in CloudCredo
• NetApp buys Solidfire but it has been a long and tortured road to all-flash
• The disconnect between children and their technology - teaching kids why code is important
• Samsung fridge will help solve London housing crisis
• Intel Stepping Outside - If it computes, it connects
• Intel Stepping Outside - with its eye on the clouds
• Cheers Drive! Bristol City Council opens up a real 'gert lush' transport API
• UK Digital Strategy - two weeks to give your views on how the UK will cross "the next frontier"
• IoT Open Interconnect Consortium, open... but not open enough?
• Debian operating system founder Ian Murdock dies age 42
• Will Ofcom drop the ATVOD ball on age checking and content regulation tomorrow?
• The danger ahead: skyscraper code favelas  in earthquake zones
• Elo Touch solutions - why luxury lends itself to interactive technology
• GirlsGoIT is leading young women in acquiring digital and IT skills in Moldova
• Why do we still have digital skills gap" when Harold Wilson identified both problem and solution?
• Lessons from the first Commonwealth Women's Forum
• Have a Merry Christmas offline and a Happy New Year having taken control of your data
• UKTech50 2015 - the next big trends in the IT industry
• Is there a future for software application development?
• DreamFactory: a RESTful backend shapes a nice MBaaS
• Forecasts for 2016
• Tableau's three lessons for data visualistion tools
• The geek's gift guide 2016: nerdy must-haves
• Four signs your business needs a data lake
• At least 1 in 5 Europe enterprises lose data through targeted cyber attacks
• Mendix: 'analysability', it's now a thing
• Panning for gold - the data we know and use and the data we don't
• The cloud migration checklist: What to consider
• Forget apps -- mobile software development is doomed without 'full stack' backend data love
• Crayon cracks software asset management (SAM) brainteaser with Puzzlepart
• Huawei goes (smart) home with HiLink open source platform
• Work-life balance: don't overlook the role of technology
• Addressing the datacentre skills gap by changing the cloud conversation
• There are no shortages of digital skills, only of employers who train their staff
• IBM Quantum Computing project: reaching a super position on superposition
• Optoma: a dongle is for life, not just for business
• Sentiment analysis with Hadoop: 5 steps towards becoming a mind reader
• GDS must respond openly and honestly to NAO criticism
• Bristol boffins show that smartphone chargers are taking the p*ss - and so is Bill Gates
• Pizzas not included, Hut Group developer competition
• Five years: top ten speculations for the future of BI
• Will Investigatory Powers Bill apply to all those who are tracking your movements?
• Red Hat mobile CTO: how Node.js went exponential
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