• Microsoft developer chief 'Soma' Somasegar departs
• Basho Riak TS -- an IoT database must be a fast read/write time series database
• Couchbase Server 4.0 introduces SQL-based query language N1QL (Nickel)
• NetSuite: ecommerce is an omnichannel multi-modal many-layered thing
• KPMG: five good reasons to use open source
• Mainframe DevOps is here -- and it's called ManDops
• A leaky business model
• I finally made it to Windows 10 - and can't really see why any businesses would do the same
• Mendix 6: offline functionality in mobile is key for rapid (RAD) programmers
• Cloud 28+: What HP must do to win over the cloud provider sceptics
• DevopsGrader -- grades DevOps, not DevOps spin
• Microsoft Azure: we're platform-agnostic, but we think you'll like our own special sauce
• Notes from the keynote: Apache Big Data & ApacheCon Core Europe 2015
• Training for jobs or jobs for trainers: the proposal for an apprenticeship levy
• Robot maids - all very logical
• HP: Putting Print Security on the CISO Agenda
• MapR, an in-Hadoop document database
• Artificial Intelligence platform with machine learning & implicit personalisation.
• Tech Britain is flourishing and here's why
• Bill McDermott: best wishes
• Spiceworks Network Monitor: Linux monitoring just got easier
• Dropbox open sources Zulip chat app
• Ofcom review should aspire to a broadband infrastructure that is the envy of the world
• Using big data to uncover the secrets of enterprise datacentre operations
• Trust in high quality software
• At last - how to end the blight of Apple fanboy queuing
• What to expect from Apache: Big Data Budapest & ApacheCon Core Europe 2015
• The Dandy Lab - a merging of retail and technology
• Why lack of flexibility cost London businesses 1.5 million working hours during tube strikes
• DataStax Cassandra & the big, messy and connected world of data
• What to expect from the NetSuite cloud summit London 2015
• Mobile email innovation? Geronimo!
• Universal Credit was right on schedule, shows 11th-hour project plan
• Platfora's big data play: a full stack from preparation to analytics to visualisation
• New programmer pow-wow for coders paranoid about Android
• It's conference season: please don't mention the Pope (or disruption)!
• Our Digital Skills crises will be solved by employers acting locally in their own self-interest
• VMware on digital skills: hidden truths & the millennial myth
• Intergalactic Software Freedom Day is today
• The enterprise benefits of making machine learning tools accessible to all
• "On-line Age Checking - the time has come": why it matters to YOUR business
• The nonsense about robots taking your job risks a culture of digital fear
• SolidFire puts flash for object (and file) storage on the roadmap
• NGINX release 7: what is an application delivery platform anyway?
• What a 14-year-old girl can teach you about business
• Play us a tune?
• IBM StrongLoop puts IoT API bling in Bluemix
• The robots are coming!
• Four pillars of truth for microservices
• Buy vs build and the rise of open source are driving digital transformation
• Google open sources Bazel build system
• Built.io IoT integration x4-play: software, systems, sensors & devices
• Enterprise social media - where are they now?
• Hortonworks responds to expanding Hadoop universe, opens new London HQ
• VDI: Why desktop virtualisation has finally come of age
• McAfee for US president
• VMs are now a commodity, service isn't
• Privatization by software starts with Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs
• Open Data: 'civic engagement' is on the cusp
• Managed Print Services and the Circular Economy
• iHealth launches healthcare tracker for digitally excluded
• Who are the women in IT?
• Amazon C++ SDK: cloud games development on the cloud, for the cloud
• Plan for government-by-software unfurls at inland revenue
• Smart cities and the IoT - not just a load of rubbish
• Intel - the end of speeds and feeds?
• FDM Everywoman Awards 2016 now open for nominations
• Matching the Internet of Things to the pace of the business
• Expo Milano 2015 - Coop supermarket of the future
• Responding to the revolt of target audiences against on-line advertising linked to data mining
• Authorities restrict innovation in captive market
• An Internet of Health developer platform in iHealth
• NodeConf EU all set for blarney in 'Nodeland'
• Hortonworks: how to pin down data inside the 'Internet of Anything'
• The politics of access and wayleave charges
• Its not rocket science, just a WAN in a hostile environment
• IT service continuity costs - not for the faint hearted?
• Transforming broadband across the UK - not just Bristol
• Lytro light-field Power Tools (LPT) go beta for programmers
• Apache Twill: real abstraction is a decoupled algorithm
• Lenovo: a Legend New(ovo) in hyperconverged infrastructure?
• UK companies data leaves public in dark
• Ashley Madison hack illustrates why third party cyber- liability is as uninsurable as IPR theft
• How software acceleration works inside DevOps
• Why GDS doesn't matter - the questions for UK digital government
• StorPool's Linux-based software-defined storage dodges VMware and Hyper-V, for now
• Intel IDF: the human side of 'affective computing'
• CoreFit: a broadcast 4.0 application-inside-publishing model
• The nails are inserted into the coffin of the BT Openreach Monopoly
• Microsoft still gives an F#
• Oracle licence spells four letter acronym
• IBM LinuxONE is a Linux-only mainframe
• A-levels show progress in IT education, but IT leaders can do more
• REVIEW: Ironkey Workspace 500 USB device
• Obama supercharges data science
• The growing role of cloud in unified communications
• How clean is your smartphone?
• Ofcom learns secret of time travel, uses it for really boring consultation
• Thingsee One, an IoT developer device
• The Internet of cardiovascular diagnostic Things
• More