• Lloyds creates online appointment booking in attempt to save branches
• Let’s reclaim email, says HMRC cyber security head
• Conventional datacentre skills and tools to limit business growth
• Why app developers should reconsider data harvesting
• Anglian Water launches social media platform to drive innovation
• Virgin cuts travel costs by 20% after rolling out unified communications
• The Prince’s Trust awards Ricoh Silver Patron status
• Accommodation booking site picks Dell cloud to fix downtime issues
• Ed Miliband pledges more IT apprenticeships to replace overseas workers
• SVB's Erin Lockwood on innovation and changing the IT industry’s image
• Last council finally connects to PSN
• Banks get cyber attack early warning system
• Ed Vaizey launches network for spectrum technologies
• Business ISPs court SME buyers with upgrade packages
• AstraZeneca takes in-house transformation offshore
• Managed security services to expand to remediation
• BAE Systems apprentices inspire the next generation
• Investment needed to tackle digital divide, says Go ON UK
• Labour activists call for £10bn plan to make UK a leading digital economy
• PGI open doors to cyber security academy
• Google to build giant '40-football pitch' datacentre in the Netherlands
• Non-IT committees influencing IT spend
• Securing virtual machines still a dark art, says Kaspersky Lab
• Energy IT pros confident on breach detection, survey shows
• Ebay under fire for inaction over phishing attacks
• Orange steps up to growing demands on business networks
• UKtech50 2014 - help us choose the 50 most influential people in UK IT
• IBM opens cloud datacentre for business continuity
• Businesses grow tech expertise through software M&As
• Government urges more SMEs to apply for broadband vouchers
• KPMG and Oracle target FTSE 350
• Self-hacking key to Daimler’s cyber defence strategy
• SAP integrates Hybris into a customer experience and commerce service
• Digital Realty’s €150m Dublin datacentre goes live
• UK could be leader in 5G technology
• GiveADay to link charities to vital cyber security skills
• IT insolvencies rise as startups take risks with digital technology
• Conficker infections an indictment of IT security, says CWG
• Atos hits 2016 Olympics IT milestone
• Wambiz tackles student retention with student and educator bridge
• Home Depot under fire for data breach notification
• Peterborough City Council launches cloud-enabled technology strategy
• Tower Hamlets leads the way in Code Club sessions
• Dell bets on its end-to-end datacentre infrastructure strategy
• Swift quashes Russian ban proposal
• SAP acquires Concur to build cloud-based expense management
• Researchers set up privacy and security partnership for open-source security tools
• Asia dominates as outsourcing location and India remains unrivalled
• Oracle clocks $475m in cloud services for 2014-15 first quarter
• How the HSCIC rebuilt NHS Spine
• Home Depot confirms 56 million payment cards affected by cyber breach
• Interview: Government digital chief Mike Bracken on the next five years
• Larry Ellison leaves Oracle CEO job to Hurd, Catz
• Software-defined infrastructure challenges legacy IT culture, warns Gartner
• Appathon UK partners show support with generous prizes
• US military logistics arm breached by China-linked hackers
• Customer loyalty biggest challenge for banks
• Scottish Fire and Rescue deploys CRM to ensure FOI compliance
• Government digital chief signals move away from 'tower model' approach to IT outsourcing
• Mastercard voice and face recognition acheives 98% success rate
• Interview: Chi Onwurah, Labour shadow Cabinet Office minister
• Big data security analytics still immature, say security experts
• Interview: Wood Mackenzie CTO John Linwood on life after the BBC
• Apple pushes security and privacy credentials after iCloud hack
• UK Stem universities dominate world rankings
• Rackspace ends rumours of partnership and acquisition
• Dell: 'If ARM works and costs less, we will use it'
• Guy's and St Thomas' licensing centre aims to standardise NHS software asset management
• Ebay slow to react to phishing scam
• KPMG: IoT, 3D printing and healthcare IT to have most impact
• Barclaycard’s bPay band aims to avoid TfL ‘cardclash’
• Virgin Atlantic to bring Wi-Fi to transatlantic flights
• Risk management key to cyber strategy, says BP
• College uses IBM software to reduce student dropout rates
• Gas company builds datacentre in The Shard
• Alarming level of cyber threat set for a decade, says Nato
• Over half of gamers are female
• Three quarters of businesses don’t trust cloud suppliers on data protection
• UK political parties expand digital campaigns
• ING Netherlands launches voice-recognition banking app
• EU data protection reform threatens NHS record-sharing plans
• UK is third most network-connected country in the world
• Alternative payments – are we moving too fast?
• IBM unveils natural language-based cognitive service Watson Analytics
• Microsoft pitches new Dynamics CRM 2015 as ‘one cloud for all’
• Muji takes on cloud platform to increase sales
• Vince Cable announces £4m funding for cyber security SMEs
• GDS unveils 'Gov.UK Verify' public services identity assurance scheme
• Infor launches Dynamic Science Labs
• Huawei aims to become tier one smartphone supplier
• Security worries in US will not deter Huawei from its global ambitions
• Austrian researchers tackle cloud integration security challenge
• Nokia and Red Hat collaborate to create open-source telco cloud
• Cambridge villagers trial low-cost broadband roll-out method
• Kuato Studios teaches JavaScript through gaming
• Government seeks £110,000 director for Parliamentary Digital Service
• TechUK tasks future government with making the UK a digital leader
• What’s driving OpenStack’s rise as a viable cloud alternative?
• TfL contactless payments go live
• CIO interview: Stephen Hale, head of digital, Department of Health
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