• Oracle talks up cloud revenue growth in the face of flat Q3 sales
• Public sector slow to pick up on the internet of things, says Gartner
• Red Nose Day 2015: How Comic Relief used cloud to bank a record £78m
• Satya Nadella: Every business will be a software business
• Premera hack exposes 11 million financial and medical records
• Most UK consumers worried about how personal data is shared
• Alibaba app enables people to make mobile payments using selfie
• Six technology companies to hasten the demise of retail bank giants
• TfL now fastest growing contactless merchant in UK
• Brave firms see the benefits from people-centric security, says Gartner
• BT and Barclays to take Wi-Fi into deprived communities
• IoT and smart devices need ethical programmers, says Gartner
• HM Revenue & Customs moves UK tax systems to the cloud
• VMware vCloud Air goes on general release in Germany
• Business will have to embrace security as a service, says Gartner
• Poll finds public demand for consultation on public-sector outsourcing
• Competition watchdog sinks teeth into BT over EE takeover
• Adobe Document Cloud seeks to end enterprise reliance on paper-based forms
• Yahoo’s attempt to kill off passwords raises security concerns
• Post Office could be the Carphone Warehouse of banking industry
• IT priorities 2015: Desktop IT investments shift to the cloud
• Banking software supplier Misys launches Apple Watch app prototype
• IBM adds Twitter data to Watson Analytics and Bluemix
• Microsoft warns of fake SSL certificate for Windows Live
• Women well suited to startups, says Anthemis president
• Aspirational goals needed to turn the dial on gender in tech sector
• TNT outsources IT infrastructure to HP cloud
• TechFutures Teachers pack will educate youngsters about IT careers
• Finland leads Europe in cloud service take-up
• Keep IAM simple and collaborate to succeed, says Gartner
• Balanced team the key to success, says lobby group
• Allied Irish Bank develops app for the Apple Watch
• IT priorities 2015: What's driving datacentre investments in 2015?
• Cirencester student wins Cyber Security Challenge UK
• Call for data-sharing system to help emergency responders
• FCA sets rules on firms' use of “powerful” social media
• Big data sees Dublin Airport mobile passenger experience soar
• Deal close with banks to maintain services in remote locations
• Shared business services help productivity and costs, says Deloitte
• Global Experian research finds wrong data is on the rise
• Lookout bets on big data analytics to secure enterprise mobiles
• IBM could create blockchain-based digital payments infrastructure for central banks
• Cloudera CEO Reilly: ODP is 'affront to the Apache Software Foundation'
• Europe draws up Riga Declaration to drive e-skills and job creation
• Verizon PCI DSS report a wake-up call, says PCI Security Standards Council
• Google squares up for new AWS cloud battle with Nearline beta launch
• Halifax trials heartbeat identity authentication
• Switch abstraction will be next wave of SDN, says Dell
• BBC gives UK schools one million devices in digital education initiative
• Vodafone UK signs Armed Forces Corporate Covenant
• Japan recruits hackers for cyber security force
• Ericsson job cuts devastate local Swedish community
• High proportion of US iPhone users have tried Apple Pay
• Interception errors had serious consequences for individuals
• GDS outlines Digital Marketplace strategy for IT procurement
• Get data protection right now, ICO tells UK business
• A third of Britons claim companies still don’t offer flexible working
• Ofcom strategic digital comms review welcomed by industry
• Rewrite 'absurdly complicated’ surveillance laws, say MPs
• Legal threat protection for public sector G-Cloud users on the way
• Lack of awareness of switching service could hit challenger banks
• CIOs are ill-prepared for data-driven business
• 4G users willing to switch providers for free public Wi-Fi
• CIO interview: Ivor Nicholson, Nottinghamshire County Council
• Greenpeace targets users in renewed clean energy datacentre push
• UK businesses report increase in female IT pros over past five years
• CIO interview: Ben Booth on transforming IT at the National Offender Management Service
• Capgemini launches Degree Apprenticeship Programme
• Microsoft Azure brings success for McDonald's Sweden
• Why IAM is topping security investments in 2015
• Can businesses afford not to have IT apprentices?
• US government CIO tells cloud buyers to get tough on suppliers
• Connected Data targets business with Transporter cloud file sharing family
• Vodafone to launch Wi-Fi calling and voice over 4G
• Digital banking service gets branches through Post Office
• Business demand for information security set to grow in 2015
• Microsoft and Cisco cloud partnership yields app deployment platform
• Google and Amazon bigger threat to retail banks than new entrants
• Success in IT is male-shaped but we can't give up, says BCSWomen chair
• Post Office ends working group for IT system investigation day before potentially damaging report
• Tieto’s Taneli Tikka brings startup drive to industrial internet business
• Apple and Microsoft patch Freak vulnerability
• Isle of Man steps up efforts to court cryptocurrency startups
• Apple Watch: Getting ready for enterprise smart watches
• Apps for Good extends support for former students
• Security professionals look to workload security in the cloud
• 2015 IT priorities: On-premise deployments high on agenda, but cloud interest on the rise
• IT security still immature, says HP security exec
• Wise chair Trudy Norris-Grey urges greater awareness of roles for women in IT
• CGI to assess digital learning for Ministry of Defence
• Citi Apple Watch app already on virtual shelves
• Point-of-sale supplier compromise highlights need to update legacy systems
• Bristol signs NEC to develop smart city infrastructure
• Mobile payment service Venmo closes security holes after user compromise
• Innovate finance aims to connect fintech hubs outside London
• Technology key as challenger bank OakNorth gets licence
• IT apprenticeships up for grabs at Visa Europe
• Government unveils cyber security initiatives for National Apprenticeship Week
• X-IO debuts in all-flash array market with ISE 800 series
• Tech SMEs highlighted as the top-performing sector
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