• Will 2015 be the year that politicians unite to deliver ethical & socially inclusive public services
• CES 2015: The Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 with new AnyPen technology
• CES 2015: Nokia launches new entry-level smartphone
• CES 2015: First look at the HP Sprout
• CES 2015: Hands on with the Dell Venue 8 7000
• A 2015 technology prediction: Nothing much will happen
• Video conferencing - why use it?
• CES 2015: Panasonic challenges GoPro with new wearable camera tech
• Microsoft and the continuously delivered multi-platform interoperability dream
• Take two 'medtech' apps & call me in the morning
• Open source intelligence (OSINT) iBrabo tracks Syrian tweet location of ISIS suspect
• UKIP knocked off internet in update screw-up
• Perception of IT careers changing for the better
• CES 2015: LG launches curved G Flex 2 smartphone
• Java datacentre resolutions, or less cheeseburgers
• CES Unveiled 2015: What's happening in Vegas?
• What is a workload?
• "OK Google..."
• Christmas is a time for reconciliation. Please read the Amman Message
• Santa uses ERP (Elf Resource Planning) system
• Cyber terrorism is a step closer
• Santa for sysadmins: I/O, shake it all about
• 2015: The Year of the Compliance-Created Cyber Confidence Collapse?
• SAP Press continues commitment to Sybase (sorry, SAP) ASE 16
• Is BT buying EE a step towards selling off Openreach?
• Does current IoT technology stack up?
• MongoDB puts a wild (wired) tiger in its tank
• The UK On-line landscape is being transformed in the week before Christmas
• There's not enough Dev in DevOps
• Predictions for 2014 - how did I do?
• Christmas indigestion for online retailers: what is the effect of pan-EU VAT regime?
• Christmas Stocking Fillers for Digital Government Anoraks: 1) Verify invitation to tender
• UK drone net got torture-grade CIA comms
• Spiceworks free Network Monitor system health check
• Many attacks may still be random, security should not be
• Introducing the Devereux-Hodge shambolicness scale for rating progress of Universal Credit
• National Geographic takes Raspberry Pi to Botswana
• How to assess your tech needs according to Intel Services
• 7 reasons to love the BlackBerry Passport
• Microsoft plays more open games
• Calling for a tech startup overhaul
• Inspiring the next generation of STEM talent
• A Christmas Message for the Digerati on the practical meaning of social inclusion
• VMware is nuts for clusters (and containers)
• How do you solve a web-scale deployment problem with MariaDB?
• Huddle secures $51m series D funding
• Becoming a public company board member: A roadmap for the emerging director
• Cost of apprentices cut by 20% + 50% towards update modules. Will this break the log jam?
• Yesterday I learned why our forecasts of broadband demand are so wrong
• The key themes from this year's UKtech50: digital, recruitment, and out-of-touch suppliers
• Emily Brook CEO of Blaze wins everywoman Iris Award for cyclists left turn solution
• 20% discount code for everywoman Forum 2015
• Goodbye Clip Art, goodbye memories of my youth
• Mum's (not) the word
• Pydio: open source alternative to Dropbox & Box
• Samsung's strategic commitment to upstream open source development
• Securing virtual infrastructure
• RPA opens up routines for farmers with no digital or credit footprints to bypass Verify
• DataStax bids to be THE Internet of Things database
• HP and the giant big data beanstalk
• HP Discover: how big data developers use HP Software & HP Haven OnDemand
• What can be defined as wearable tech?
• NSA encryption no smoking gun, says drone net contractor
• Think-again Tuesday?
• Google Santa free & open source anti-malware tool
• Aruba: what Heathrow could learn from the San Francisco 49ers
• Ignorance is defence for drone death net corp
• DWP still has lessons to learn to make Universal Credit IT a success
• Drone net contractor claims telecoms opt-out
• Closing the STEM skills gap starts in the classroom
• Are IT boardrooms making way for super-heroines?
• CloudStack Collaboration Conference & ApacheCon 2014: in pictures
• Go away, Black Friday, nobody likes you!
• Identity assurance and the sharing economy
• What do businesses really look for in open data?
• Data quality everywhere
• BT answers drone death complaint
• Aha! Partridge was right. Norwich is cool.
• The pan-European rush to create a new generation of communications monopolies and put up prices
• No classroom required?
• Can adopting a corporate philanthropy culture help in the attraction and retention of staff?
• Is BYOD changing the developer stereotype?
• Metro bank goes to extremes in customer satisfaction battle
• Is a telecoms merger (BT and O2 or EE) born of weakness good for UK plc?
• A new breed of banking IT failure
• Berners-Lee: new HTML5 'open web' milestones
• Encouraging entrepreneurial spirit
• Expert guide to multi-sourcing IT in government
• Women in technology: A managing director's view
• An open source Christmas with Kano
• Where is the Cabinet Office Identity Programme going?
• Clearing up muddied waters in the 'Data Lakes'
• Bletchley Park's unheard stories: The Imitation Game's female tech trailblazers
• Cyber security: Can businesses put a value on trust?
• Does diversity actually add value?
• Drones - another reason not to trust estate agents?
• Google arrives in Streatham, but for how long?
• Wang & Prokharchyk are top 2 CloudStack 'committers'
• It's CA Jim But Not As We Know IT
• CloudStack Collaboration Conference Europe 2014 #ccceu
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