• A closer look at Google Container Engine
  • Making the most of AWS’s reserved instances
  • Virtual server backup catches up with virtualisation in Poland
  • Software-defined datacentres a work in progress
  • Quantum key distribution is the future for secure comms
  • Thin provisioning – hypervisor vs array
  • Software defined everything: Throwing more software into the mix
  • How to make applications resilient on AWS
  • Chief data and digital officers rise to threaten the CIO
  • Top five issues in VM backup
  • Microservices: How to prepare next-generation cloud applications
  • CIO agenda: What to prioritise in 2015
  • SAP bets future on cloud in central and eastern Europe
  • Businesses dig for treasure in open data
  • Data analysts deploy Monte Carlo modelling gambit to fight West African Ebola virus epidemic
  • Hybrid cloud storage: What it is and how to deploy it
  • Two resolutions every IT leader should make in 2015
  • Top 10 flash storage stories of 2014
  • Top 10 information management stories of 2014
  • Review 2014: Top 10 business applications stories of 2014
  • Network strategies for 2015
  • Storage performance metrics: How suppliers spin performance specifications
  • The state of mobile back end as a service
  • Dutch organisations gradually take up cloud HCM software
  • Technology’s growing role in keeping Europe safe
  • England's computing curriculum: How was the first term?
  • Cisco is missing the transition to software-defined networks
  • Inside the Digital Catapult, six startups at the forefront of data innovation
  • Digital ad delivery firm Adstream uses Pentaho to add analytics edge
  • Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust completes £200m Epic and HP IT project
  • The technology opportunity for UK shopping centres
  • Networking technologies emerging in the enterprise
  • Companies must act quickly to tackle cyber crime
  • Companies must act quickly to combat cyber crime
  • Interview: Fujitsu CTO Joseph Reger on human-centric innovation
  • Companies driving growth of cloud
  • Unlock the business benefits of digitisation
  • Polish enterprises embrace cloud and virtual disaster recovery
  • In-store retail experience evolves with the demands of tech-savvy shoppers
  • Put your business users first when building your global network
  • Storage performance metrics: How to read array supplier specification sheets
  • How the development of standards will affect the internet of things
  • Time is running out for Windows Server 2003 migration
  • Why does Amazon still dominate the cloud world?
  • Lyndsay Wise: Make self-service business intelligence part of your business
  • Moving on: How to cope when Windows Server 2003 expires
  • Flash storage 101: How solid state storage works
  • The business challenges and benefits of identity and access management
  • Managing risk after support for Windows Server 2003 ends
  • Transport for London builds customer profiles using RFID data analytics
  • Key challenges in storage and virtualisation, and how to beat them
  • Big storage hybrid cloud moves show limits of cloud storage
  • How Amsterdam crowdsourced environmental monitoring with the IoT
  • Firms set eyes on digital, but will it fulfil their demands?
  • IBM India staff reductions are sign of shift in outsourcing sector
  • Cellist and composer Philip Sheppard counterpoints music and IT
  • Currency exchange business Travelex cuts HR costs by 25% with cloud IT systems
  • How the BBC became digital in three-and-a-half years
  • Interview: Ed Vaizey MP on broadband, mobile networks and the internet of things
  • Managing workloads in an era of changing datacentre architecture
  • How to support digitisation through project management
  • Polish enterprises speed apps with flash and hybrid flash storage
  • Interview: Ed Vaizey MP talks digital economy and digital skills
  • Social media for communication inside the enterprise
  • Meet the men and women who keep AT&T's network running
  • Firms must incorporate agile into their strategic planning
  • What's causing Poland's datacentre market to flourish?
  • Genomics England exploits big data analytics to personalise cancer treatment
  • Cloud, frozen pizza model and the immutable infrastructure
  • Dutch government organisations innovate in the field of BI
  • Backup and disaster recovery in the age of virtualisation
  • Subscription-based businesses are cheerleaders for CIOs on the board
  • Tick or click: Why electronic voting is unlikely in 2015
  • Challenges in virtual server backup and how to tackle them
  • Product survey 2014: Hybrid flash arrays from the big six
  • All-flash array startups overview 2014
  • How cloud companies are engaging in price wars
  • MicroStrategy’s Klein: Enterprise analytics base confers mobile edge
  • A guide to scale-out NAS: The specialists and startups
  • The digital CIO: Motivate the elephant
  • Microsoft vies with VMware in the virtual machine market
  • Polish banking, energy and public services weigh up benefits of big data applications
  • Q&A: MarkLogic CEO Gary Bloom talks strategy
  • The digital CIO: Why embrace digital innovation?
  • Private cloud storage: What it does and how to build it
  • Demystifying Kubernetes: the tool to manage Google-scale workloads in the cloud
  • Choosing chips for next-generation datacentres
  • Intel is making waves in the growing microserver market
  • BYOD security is no longer optional
  • Sweden’s Verisure and Höganäs set competence bar high for BI
  • Sweden’s Klarna and Spotify design big data architectures to aid business growth
  • Cloud storage makes steady progress in Poland
  • Managing privacy in the age of big data
  • Government's digital strategy could cut red tape
  • Tips for choosing a global cloud infrastructure provider
  • Industrial cyber attack: a dangerous game
  • How the internet of things could transform Britain’s railways
  • The wrong skills: Why are computing students unemployed?
  • Choice and ease of use: key elements of a good app store
  • CIO Interview: Gary Steen, CTO, TalkTalk
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