• Scotland sees startup growth, but Wales lags behind
• Only 45% of IT pros get value from UK cyber security initiatives
• IT leaders want to hire chief data officers this year
• CIOs admit they are concerned about Saas management
• Facebook's fourth-quarter profit soars on mobile advertising
• Employment Minister encourages women with #NotJustForBoys campaign
• Microsoft gets a step closer to Office everywhere with Office on Android
• Lack of banking app functionality deters users more than security fears
• Nesta invests in apprenticeships website for young people
• Samsung fourth quarter hit by smartphone competition
• Argos to open digital stores in Sainsbury’s supermarkets
• BDUK accused of not being “vigilant” in upholding broadband targets
• Companies House proves £9m data governance value of just one letter
• Bank of Ireland outsources 130 jobs to Banktec
• Ofcom publishes plan to support UK internet of things
• Sky to reorganise news desk for digital age
• Apple Pay success shows role for technology firms in finance
• Wellcome Trust builds 1,728-core grid for DNA analysis
• NetApp adds EF560 and E5600 all-flash and hybrid flash arrays
• Post Office faces grilling by MPs over Horizon accounting system
• Apps for Good 2014 winners set to launch completed apps
• Data Protection Day: Five steps to securing data
• Cisco hosts 10,000 students in 'Internet of Everything' classroom
• Apple’s iPhone helps drive record quarterly profit
• Windows 10: Preparing for Microsoft’s next enterprise OS
• CIO interview: Phil Pavitt, global CIO, Specsavers
• Microsoft revenue drops due to “restructuring”
• Universal Credit costs will not be revealed until after general election
• AstraZeneca deploys Box to all its 51,000 staff to boost collaboration
• Harrods invests in digital to entice customers
• A lot of nonsense touted about IoT, says analyst
• Your digital projects are doomed to failure, warns Cisco
• Halifax launches online banking for children
• HMRC’s move away from Aspire unachievable by deadline, say MPs
• Indirect discrimination claim against TCS to progress after hearing
• AstraZeneca consolidates on-site IT to sole service provider Computacenter
• River Island takes part in retail tech startup accelerator
• UK senior citizens boost online banking popularity
• Most EU businesses unclear on latest cyber security laws
• Quantum adds hybrid cloud storage options to StorNext Q-Series and DXi
• Will the mainframe survive IBM job cuts?
• IT counter-offers 'too little, too late', reveals Randstad survey
• QinetiQ hosts latest Cyber Security Challenge competition
• Local councils losing billions due to poor use of technology and data
• Future of parliament report calls for digital engagement and online voting
• Critical infrastructure executives complacent about IoT security, study shows
• Amazon acquires chip maker for cloud services business
• Banks must prepare for state-sponsored cyber crime, says Bank of England
• Lizard Squad hijacks Malaysia Airlines website
• More UK schools judged ‘outstanding’ with Naace ICT Mark than without
• Stress levels on the rise for IT workers
• Three and O2 talks no surprise, but strategic questions loom
• How can we build a flexible single digital market in the EU?
• Mobile banking will help the poor transform their lives, says Gates Foundation
• Storage an investment magnet as 2014 funding soars to $1.79bn
• Bank account switching in 2014 more than 2013 but less than 2012
• Property business enhances efficiency with Vodafone mobile… in 1985
• High-tech giants warned of breakdown in trust at Davos summit
• Kim Dotcom launches encrypted MegaChat service
• Senior judge calls for technology to transform courtrooms
• Case study: Park Resorts engages customers through responsive website
• Mobile network operator Three confirms talks to buy O2
• CompTIA launches Future Leaders Community
• Tech Partnership Training Fund to reach 6,000 people in 18 months
• US journalist jailed over Stratfor hacking
• Men keep tight grip on computer science degree courses
• Online banking the most used digital service in the UK
• Developing software for smartwatches - how Hailo approached the problem
• Adobe Flash Player zero-day highlights threat of exploit kits
• Mobile banking software firm Monitise hints at takeover plan
• UK businesses handing over cyber security to third parties
• Metro Bank growth points the way for digital retail banking startups
• Windows 10: Microsoft at the crossroads
• Virgin Media Business sends superfast cavalry into Tech City
• Android banking apps riddled with malware
• Case study: Antwerp port boosts profits with activity-based management software
• IBM looks to Bitcoin blockchains for internet of things platform
• Minecraft developer Mojang not hacked, says Microsoft
• “Snobbery” over technical education holding UK back, says Labour
• Education secretary unveils £3.5m investment at Bett 2015
• Unitrends debuts flash in Recovery Series physical and virtual backup appliances
• Rackspace offers vCloud hosting for enterprise private clouds
• Ebay cuts 7% of global workforce in restructuring plan
• Besa report reveals lessons learnt over 30 years of ICT education
• Fujitsu unveils education ambassadors at Bett 2015
• Computing the favourite school subject for quarter of children
• Cancer Research UK trials contactless donations
• GICIS launches cyber security school in London
• Case study: Hedge fund AHL Man Group uses MongoDB to feed quants with data
• CIO interview: Omid Shiraji, CIO at Working Links
• Amazon scraps mobile wallet
• TCS and Capgemini prove there's still life in the offshore IT model
• IBM revenue declines as company shifts to higher value deals
• Case study: BCBG Max Azria checks out customer engagement chic
• Second bank enables customers to make payments via Twitter
• UK leads in global ranking of social open data sharing
• Networks First offers £50,000 startup funds to new staff
• Starbucks launches wireless charging in the UK
• Six challenger banks using IT to shake up UK retail banking
• Union ballots CSC members for MoD strike
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