• Marketing leaves IT behind in drive for digital experience
• RBS to be fined tens of millions for IT failure
• Infosec heading to tipping point, says NTT Com Security
• Indian banks invest in real-time data
• West Yorks Police deploys 4,000 Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phablets
• MPs launch inquiry into rural broadband coverage for farmers
• Cert-UK deals with more CNI incidents in second quarter
• First ever CeBIT India to focus on cloud, social, mobile and big data
• RBS to help police with cyber and other expertise to fight financial crime
• Users warned over 'aggressive' Oracle software licensing tactics
• Citibank embarks on £5.2m project to make London datacentre energy-efficient
• Hitachi to launch six innovation solutions in next six months
• Technology is changing society's values, says Hitachi
• DataDirect Networks adds Amazon S3 gateway to WOS platform
• Ipswich hospital improves healthcare service with Esri data visualisation
• Fujitsu forced to disclose subsidiary staff pay
• PCI security council publishes security awareness guide
• East Renfrewshire uses Huddle to connect with neighbouring councils
• Royal Mail to roll out new mobile devices
• 2014 one of strongest years for UK IT outsourcing
• Microsoft threatened MPs over open-standards policy, claims advisor
• Salesforce’s UK datacentre opens for business
• Tech City invites startups to apply for next Future Fifty programme
• Pirate Bay co-founder faces up to six years in jail
• UK-led cyber crime taskforce proving its worth, says top EU cyber cop
• Problems surface as first users attempt to use Gov.uk Verify
• Local councils need common standards to develop digital
• Business needs to take cyber crime seriously, says top EU cyber cop Troels Oerting
• Hitachi aims for globalisation through technology to support people's lives
• BT sees increasing fibre demand, but sales remain flat
• GDS director Mike Bracken could become government CDO as digital roles evolve
• Half a million citizens to be using Gov.uk Verify by April 2015
• EE LTE Advanced network goes live in London
• Many firms still unprepared for cyber attack, EY survey shows
• Firms at serious risk of data loss through file sharing, study shows
• Interview: Enterprise social media needs to transcend IT, says Euan Semple
• UK lags behind US and Australia in DevOps adoption
• Businesses urged to put big data and security analytics together
• IBM ties up with Twitter to drill into your tweets
• Samsung shares up despite falling profit
• Government offers free Wi-Fi in 1,000 public buildings
• OpenCo 2014: When do startups stop being startups?
• UK cyber threat sharing ahead of target, says Cert-UK
• Home Office appeals against $300m Raytheon payment in e-Borders dispute
• Home Office to waste £1bn on immigration system IT
• Tackling bloatware in the age of cloud-based apps
• Banks see technology firms as biggest threat, says Infosys
• HMRC to save £200m per year by scrapping Aspire outsourcing deal
• Cyber security depends on every employee, House of Lords committee told
• Apple Pay could boost NFC adoption
• Facebook shares down despite strong quarter
• Unify launches Ansible as Circuit UC SaaS platform
• British fashion retailer AllSaints picks Google tools for innovation
• IT workers better off with IT service provider, says Lufthansa CFO
• TechEd Europe 2014: Windows 10 OS will simplify PC deployments
• Internet of trains takes centre stage for Cisco IoT startup contest
• TechEd Europe 2014: Microsoft strengthens Azure hybrid cloud
• Lloyds Banking Group confirms 9,000 job cuts and digital investment
• EU regulators want trader Facebook messages
• Met Office supercomputer to increase weather forecast accuracy
• Standards will enhance the maturity of IT, says Shell's Karel van Zeeland
• Pioneering Deutsche Börse Cloud Exchange opts for Fujitsu storage
• Most businesses do not understand risks of data breaches, study finds
• Twitter shares down by 10% despite strong quarter
• Government replaces Becta education IT procurement framework
• Universities must highlight digital skills to fill London IT jobs, says technology network
• US pharmacies reject Apple Pay
• Incident response: a common failing
• Fujitsu goes hyperscale with CD10000 open-source storage
• Met Police trials analytics to fight gang crime
• Cloud providers rush to build European datacentres over data sovereignty
• Firm converts bitcoin into physical currency
• CIO interview: David Johnstone of Martin Currie Investment Management
• Final specification for Fido password-killing protocol imminent
• Private hospital digitises patient records to improve breast cancer treatment
• Finding success in the public cloud: Financial Times CTO John O’Donovan
• Could open web close the skills gap?
• Microsoft and Amazon’s cloud war reaches next level
• Brits will buy more expensive homes to get faster broadband
• US IT firm paid Indian staff just over a dollar per hour
• UK government cracks down on nuisance calls and texts
• Elon Musk: AI is like summoning the demon
• Appathon UK extends deadline as industry holds workshops for app ideas
• Researchers uncover sophisticated cyber espionage campaign
• Hitachi Data Systems ploughs ahead with social innovation plans
• Comparethemarket.com retains IT staff with free time for innovation
• How big data, mobile and cloud are fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone
• Computer scientists use algorithm to predict Bitcoin prices
• Tablets now workplace standard, says Dell
• Regular online attacks hit 40% of US citizens, Microsoft study shows
• Six networks that changed the world forever
• German multinational to transform IT infrastructure
• Data needs to be shared around the entire business, not just IT
• Universal Credit digital service set for first public test in Sutton
• HR technology used to save lives following natural disasters
• Juniper Networks moves to cut more costs from business
• Carlsberg cheers the move to Office 365 for collaboration among 20,000 employees
• Amazon reports tough quarter despite sales increase
• Microsoft reports solid quarter driven by cloud and devices
• Arrays cost councils four times more than software-defined storage
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