- NOA launches outsourcing qualification
- Ministry of Defence seeking IT leaders for six-figure salaries in IT overhaul
- Home Office has "long way to go” to fix police IT and procurement
- Locala community health partnership moves to mobile working
- BP signs Infosys IT services deal for application support and development
- Microsoft faces deadline to hand Dublin email data to US government
- Ordnance Survey to release open data on green spaces
- NHS England informatics head wants more CCIOs
- Media union backs Australian piracy blocking plan
- Morgan Motor Company swaps Sage for integrated IFS
- DWP appoints Mayank Prakash as new technology director
- Nato to adopt new cyber defence policy
- Oxford University restructures communications systems to drive collaboration
- How Sony Music used Google cloud for One Direction’s 1D-Day event
- Stewart Room to join PwC’s cyber practice
- Prescribing digital videos could help NHS deal with chronic diseases
- Aberdeen to get city-wide gigabit network
- AA to refresh communications infrastructure
- Server OEMs at risk as white box providers target cloud datacentres
- HSCIC and MOJ first to procure on government managed email framework
- Hackers did not breach iCloud security, says Apple
- Yamaha UK adopts managed private cloud for flexible IT
- Home Depot investigating potentially massive data breach
- Parents call for help with coding homework
- Locking Russia out of Swift "unlikely and complicated", says analyst
- Online fashion retailer Asos seeks CIO
- Big data and analytics drive PC server sales
- Training firm Codex DLD launches National Coding Week for Adults
- Natural Resources Wales takes to the cloud with Microsoft
- Apple and FBI launch iCloud hack investigation
- Why bare metal cloud is in vogue
- Telstra reports hefty jump in government data access demands
- Parents unaware of computing curriculum starting this week
- Applications open for government Digital and Technology Fast Stream
- Suppliers discuss Emergency Services Network with Home Office
- Nato set to clarify stance on cyber attack
- Rolls-Royce CIO joins HMRC as non-executive director
- Nude celebrity pictures posted online after alleged iCloud hack
- Holiday Extras turns IT from a ‘no' department to a ‘yes' department with cloud
- Local government calls for a local GDS
- UK wants Russia blocked from using financial messaging system
- UK helps found international cyber crime taskforce
- Chinese MSN Messenger service ends in October 2014
- BBC gets kids coding with launch of TV series and Bitesize resources
- Shrivenham hosts bootcamp for Cyber Security Challenge UK
- Bristol council migrates to the cloud to aid mandated cost savings
- UK lags France and Germany in big data analytics, but sees itself ahead
- Apple tightens privacy rules for health apps
- Brighton & Hove Albion deploys free Wi-Fi at Amex Stadium
- GDS launches research lab for testing digital services
- IT services firm achieves non-linear growth through automation
- Tesco to reduce IT spend in a bid to cut costs
- Microsoft cuts 1,500 fake apps in Windows Store cleanup
- Ocado’s technology under fire, causing share price to fall
- Windows Server 2003 EOL: HP seeks to cash in as IBM-Lenovo deal yet to close
- Google reveals emergency relief-oriented drone project
- HP launches cloud and SDDC-ready ProLiant servers
- BT faces further investigation over link to US drone network
- Former bank chief launches financial trading app
- Government appoints former Credit Suisse CIO as deputy CTO
- Poor data quality hindering government open data programme
- Spanish bank spends €500m on contactless ATMs
- Surface Pro 3: An enterprise IT review
- Cyber attacks on US banks fuel financial sector concerns
- Microsoft re-releases security bulletin MS14-045
- Scottish government signs Virgin voice deal
- Birst steps up European cloud BI business with Amazon Web Services
- Cloud firm cuts latency with PernixData flash caching software
- Time Warner network fault cuts million off internet
- Security experts identify top 10 software design flaws
- Microsoft slashes Azure SQL database-as-a-service prices by half
- Financial services startups: what’s in it for the banks?
- BDUK arrives on the Isle of Wight
- Server revenue grows for the first time since 2011
- Foreign Office spends £92,574 on social media training
- Government sees 820,000 voters register online
- South Korea arrests 16 suspects in massive cyber fraud
- DDoS attack downs Twitch on news of Amazon acquisition
- Veg supplier freshens up data recovery times with WAN optimisation
- Datacentre operator Telecity’s CEO Michael Tobin resigns
- Central Bedfordshire Council links up with Essex for PSN services
- Local authorities can improve data protection, says ICO audit
- Land Registry automates document registration using Abbyy
- California mandates kill switch for smartphones
- ICO fines Ministry of Justice £180,000
- Finance and retail applications most vulnerable to breaches
- How to evolve desktop IT beyond Windows 7
- The internet of things: Britain's next big opportunity
- Data hygiene needs to be tackled at board level – now
- DDoS attacks hit Sony’s PlayStation Network and other gaming services
- IET proposes text-based 999 service
- Amazon to acquire game streaming service Twitch
- NHS Spine infrastructure transition successful, says HSCIC
- Progress on datacentre energy efficiency is slow, study shows
- Budgets up as virtualisation brings storage and backup headaches
- IoT-enabled devices to top 40 billion by 2020, say researchers
- GCHQ produces BYOD guidelines for organisations
- Can IT change the course of history? The story of Graham Tottle, the IT guy trapped in Iraq
- Computer Weekly European User Awards for Datacentre and Storage: 2014 winners
- HP targets software-defined datacentre customers with new storage products
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