- CIO interview: Mark Foulsham, group CIO, esure
- Hundreds of passengers hit after Air India's check-in system fails
- November online retail sales break new records thanks to Black Friday
- Ofcom names HM Treasury’s Sharon White as chief executive
- Move security from IT up to boardroom, says Francis Maude
- European Space Agency turns to Orange for private cloud services
- CIO interview: VMware's Tony Scott re-engineers IT as a service
- Google bank would be held back by lack of security trust
- IT sector job increases reveal financial services are using third party IT
- Teens stress need for more females in Stem
- BT to buy EE for £12.5bn
- Digital tools will help police, say Brits
- Nats funding emphasises cost control over investment
- Incubators and accelerators provide UK startups with boost
- Lloyd’s Register Foundation grants £10m to Alan Turing Institute
- British spying on Belgian telco bigger than originally thought
- Lloyds Bank to trial smartphone cheque payment
- IBM named as supplier for NHS HR replacement system
- Students take on the Daleks at D5 summit
- Career choices stem from education, says Ocado Technology COO
- IT spending grows at fastest rate in five years
- Students' Raspberry Pi computers to run on International Space Station
- Local power failure cripples UK flights
- Interview: Lucie Glenday, chief digital officer, Surrey County Council
- Care.data faces more delays over concerns about patients
- Microsoft begins accepting bitcoins
- IT pros interviewed more times than other sectors
- Whitehall meets digital leaders – but ignores local government
- ICT apprenticeship placements fall, while the number of applicants increases
- DECC publishes annual report on delayed smart meter scheme
- Interview: SAP ramps up pressure on customers to move to Hana
- Cheque use plummets in the UK
- IoT will drive a middleware boom
- HMRC blocks 4,000 phishing sites to protect taxpayers
- Avaya brings contact centres to Google Chromebooks
- Crest Nicholson got more from IT outsourcing contract second time around
- Open Data Institute: The UK needs a chief data officer
- Cern cuts latency in move from NetApp PCIe flash cards to drives
- Case study: Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital turns to Allscripts for e-health system
- CIO interview: Sarah Leslie, CIO, Iglo Foods Group
- MobileFirst iOS apps released for airlines, retail and financial services
- Whitechapel Bell Foundry to ring in 2015 with 4G network
- JCDecaux partners with Vodafone to build small cell networks
- Cern makes users responsible for cyber security
- Hero Group uses vMotion to replace SAN and servers with Nutanix
- Social media threats to business on the rise, says report
- Faster Payments plans to widen UK scheme
- Cambridge college replaces legacy EMC with Nimble hybrid flash
- Back-office digitisation more profitable than front-end for banks
- Russia to test independent payments system in affront to sanctions
- Home Office appoints former Credit Suisse technology head as CTO
- Northamptonshire County Council cuts direct staff by 95% with outsourcing
- The human factor a key challenge to information security, say experts
- Why MPs lost faith in the Post Office's IT investigation, but vowed to fight on
- BT to decide between O2 and EE before Christmas
- Digital governments meet in London to commit to best practices
- CSC targeting UK private sector growth after quiet restructure
- Cloud security remains a barrier for CIOs across Europe
- Ripa needs regular review, Blunkett tells (ISC)² security congress
- 36% of UK smartphone users abandon slow retail sites
- UCL expands DDN WOS object storage capacity to 3PB
- Fido publishes final spec of password-killing protocol
- Quad-play operators to drive telecoms recruitment, says Manpower
- Birmingham City Uni invests £10m in tackling Stem skills shortage
- Mobile devices first port of call for half of consumers by 2018
- Post Office outsources IT to Computacenter in £100m deal
- Banks are opening up IT to third parties, as hackathon demonstrates
- MPs blast Post Office over IT system investigation and remove backing
- Only 39% of banks can confirm daily liquidity status, says Swift
- Computer science GCSE to launch in 2016
- M&S turns to predictive analytics to keep shelves stocked over Christmas
- Open APIs will allow customers to compare banking services
- Barclays expands cheque payment technology
- Hacker group Lizard Squad downs Sony PlayStation Network
- Virgin money invests in mobile money firm
- GCHQ web surveillance does not breach human rights, says UK security court
- Waitrose rolls out touchscreen customer experience hardware
- KPMG says businesses do not take IT risks seriously enough
- Founders & Coders pooling developer talent through free education course
- NSA mobile phone network hacking raises security concerns
- Sheffield Hallam University inaugurates SAP 'centre of excellence'
- North Korea denies Sony hack that exposed 47,000 personal records
- DCMS gives broadband voucher scheme stay of execution
- NHS must partner with industry to embrace technology
- Government aims for 90% digital take-up by 2020
- Cyber criminals are targeting smartphone supply chains, warn researchers
- Alcatel-Lucent shores up cloud network pact with HP
- Sony hack exposes poor security practices
- BT hires across Europe to meet broadband roll-out obligations
- Interview: Jane Moran, global CIO, Unilever – the most influential person in UK IT 2014
- UKtech50 2014 - The most influential people in UK IT
- Computer Weekly UKtech50: Rising Stars 2014
- Expert institute to offer innovative solutions to cyber threats
- CIO Interview: Dustan Steer, IT director, Ted Baker
- Two-thirds of banks prioritise payment technology modernisation
- Autumn Statement: Job tax scrapped for businesses employing apprentices
- Chancellor George Osborne goes after technology tax avoiders in Autumn statement
- Does India spend enough on IT security?
- CIO interview: Jon Rudoe, digital and technology director, Sainsbury’s
- Older hardware puts data at risk
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