• Technology companies 'lagging in talent management technology'
• UK National Cyber Crime Unit open to business
• Apple confirms $3bn Beats deal to boost music sales
• HR cloud transfusion at NHS Blood and Transplant
• CIO interview: Ian Cohen, CIO, Jardine Lloyd Thompson
• Cloud and datacentre warnings for CIOs
• Smart city specialist GOWEX brings free public Wi-Fi to Tyneside
• Gowex brings free public Wi-Fi to Tyneside
• Case study: Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust deploys e-observation technology
• Walworth Academy takes on Dell’s Powering Transformation Challenge
• Silverstone uses ticketing to enhance customer experience
• UK startup Free:Formers invited to China to train young people
• Huawei signs datacentre services MoU with BT
• NHS shared services aims to end paper invoicing
• Many UK firms failing to identify cyber security risks, says Schillings
• EE brings MobileIron Cloud to UK businesses
• Google AI improves datacentre energy efficiency
• Most influential woman in UK IT 2014: Vote now
• Microsoft warns against hack that allows Windows XP updates
• Hacker turned FBI informant spared jail
• Spotify warns of data breach
• Unite deploys Windows 7 and tracks Microsoft licensing with Snow Software
• Atos buys Bull for £503m
• Civica provides outsourced services to ARK academy schools
• Cloud innovation boosts card data security
• Digital Single Market for cloud in Europe is crucial, says EC
• John Lewis eyes IoT and iBeacon technology
• Network Rail wins IT Ambassador Award for its 'Could IT Be You?' competition for girls in IT
• Entries open for Capgemini Super Techies Show
• Android Outlook app has privacy issues, warn researchers
• Apple calls for patent retrial to get bigger payout from Samsung
• Bletchley Park creates Turing Education Officer role for disadvantaged children
• FBI informer Hector Xavier Monsegur helps halt over 300 cyber attacks
• More than 20 government IT projects are at serious risk, says watchdog
• Loan management firm deploys data-centric leak prevention
• Business Objects use increases among SAP users, but Hana uptake low
• EU signs off on superfast broadband deployment cost-cutting plan
• HP job cuts head towards the 50,000 mark as company tackles cost
• RBS runs into more IT problems with mobile banking platform
• Microsoft overturns FBI request for enterprise user's data in Seattle court
• F5 Networks buys cloud DDoS specialist Defense.Net
• Government of Maharashtra to clean up electoral data
• eBay under fire over handling of data breach
• Case study: Concur fuels growth with Couchbase
• Government to help UK business get cyber security basics right
• Cisco continues its push towards SaaS-based security services
• Milton Keynes to get open access internet of things network
• Unilever supports tech startups with new platform
• Salesforce.com opens UK datacentre to support data sovereignty
• Case study: Bank of America and Nationwide use in-branch telepresence
• iPass turns to cloud SaaS to ease road warrior Wi-Fi woes
• Anonymous suspects arrested for hacking government websites
• Storage, business growth and virtualisation driving datacentre expansion
• Political parties open sites to search engines after Tories' 2013 deletion
• ZDI outs Microsoft for failing to patch critical IE8 zero-day flaw
• There is a 'lot of work to do' to secure IoT
• Case study: Startup Versarien moves to SAP cloud
• eBay reveals major security breach and urges users to change passwords
• EE brings 4G mobile broadband to 2,600 rural communities
• Tablet banking to quickly overtake mobile banking
• Cisco advances global Intercloud through further partnerships
• Swale Heating emulates head office in national expansion
• Recruitment firm secures mobile email with containers
• Germany leads the internet of things, says Cisco
• The IT industry is consolidating, says Cisco CEO
• The Weather Company crowdsources extra forecast points
• Microsoft targets MacBook Air audience with Surface Pro 3
• Businesses increase IT spending at fastest rate for eight years, say IT leaders
• Ofcom shakes up Openreach rules on service, broadband competition
• NHS trust improves processes with secure iPad apps
• Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College switches to Google cloud
• Cloud tops Asia-Pacific IT spending priority list
• Go ON UK appoints Rachel Neaman as CEO
• MPs slam 10 years of poor progress on joined-up IT in justice system
• Glasgow Commonwealth Games ticketing gradually goes back online
• HP debuts Orchestrated Datacentre to automate IT operations and delivery
• Cisco launches workspace collaboration devices and cloud service
• US cyber criminal jailed for 20 years
• One in two hires failing to meet job spec due to talent shortage
• Employers back student-led IT Counts campaign
• Shell thinks technology first in preparation for internet of everything
• Workers fail to make best use of technology, says Dave Coplin
• Vodafone profits drop after £6.6bn impairment charges
• US charges Chinese military officers with cyber espionage
• IT contractors confident they can plug the skills gap
• BT creates 1,600 engineering Openreach roles for fibre roll-out
• AWS revenues exceed $1bn per quarter, but Microsoft growing faster
• Public sector dominates UK outsourcing so far this year
• BT supports Invictus Games
• Zayo buys UK dark fibre provider Geo Networks
• UK operation nets 17 suspected Blackshades cyber attackers
• Salvation Army scales IT through outsourcing
• SAP certifies core business apps to run on Microsoft Azure
• Retail easy pickings for hackers, says Verizon
• Cloud SME Skyscape receives £4m funding to tap UK public sector market
• Connecting Tech City unveiled for East London’s young people
• Half of UK public unaware of IT roles in British Army
• British Fencing uses Huddle for training and collaboration
• CIO interview: Brad Dowden, Adecco
• IT headcount lags behind growth in digital strategies
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