- Interview: Helen Milner CEO, Tinder, on the digital divide in Britain
- Microsoft rallies partners in government open standards debate
- CompTIA launches programme to ex-military professionals
- Gloucestershire County Council replaces Capita with Steria to transform IT delivery
- Lufthansa pens outsourcing deal with Dell Services
- EE posts steady results for ‘year of 4G’
- UK organisations lead the world in IT multi-sourcing
- Welcome Break speeds up payments transactions
- University of Maryland hackers access 300,000 records
- Case study: South Tyneside NHS Trust deploys Huddle on iPads for board meetings
- CIO interview: Fashion house Paul Smith steers a hybrid path to IT excellence
- Facebook acquires WhatsApp in $19bn deal
- EE connects commuters via 4G
- Newcastle to go digital with £9m government fund
- UK start-ups get ready for Mobile World Congress 2014
- NetApp slims product family with launch of FAS8000 series
- Employee monitoring under the radar, says security expert
- Hyperoptic targets three more UK cities for 1Gbps broadband
- IT contractors see 13% pay increase
- Civil servants believe government departments lack skills to achieve "digital by default"
- Essex CC sets upon IT transformation project after £16.6m deal with Fujitsu
- UK firms see 1,000+ internal data breaches a day, study finds
- Barclays CIO joins Nike as global CIO
- NHS England puts patient database on hold
- NHS England faces growing pressure to delay Care.data medical records plan
- Indian suppliers face recruitment challenges as visa rejections increase
- HMRC and BIS offer support workshops to tech SMES
- Is second-hand software illegal?
- Marks & Spencer relaunches website
- AstraZeneca to bring IT in-house but remain offshore
- HP knew of Autonomy hardware sales tactics
- ISF principal analyst Adrian Davis to join (ISC)2
- Atos Healthcare faces competition in DWP fit to work tests
- Cut Microsoft admin rights to mitigate 92% of threats, study shows
- Top UK developers join forces to make best use of flood data
- Online sales up 18% on last year
- Vodafone wins 500,000 4G customers in six months
- PC sales in India crash
- Roaming costs lose mobile operators 300 million users
- Care UK to introduce 4G to 4,000 employees
- Latvia’s Lattelecom: 1Gbps will be standard by 2018
- Medical database could undermine privacy, says NHS risk assessment
- Arcadia Group signs £50m Oracle software deal
- Craft Computer Club seeks funding to teach kids to code
- NHS Scotland awards SWAN contract to Capita
- SABMiller upgrades IP network
- Kickstarter notifies users of data breach after four days
- Google acquires audio ID startup SlickLogin
- Interview: The systems supremo helping Sochi run smoothly
- Well-defined mobile strategies needed for business growth
- Birmingham City University revamps IT backhaul
- BBC starts search for suppliers to replace £2bn Atos outsourcing deal
- Smartphone sales decline in mature markets
- Top banking botnets study victims' behaviour, Dell report reveals
- Tesco.com deactivates accounts after hackers publish logon details
- How will tech startup clusters survive outside London?
- Belfast City Airport adopts cloud unified communications
- Software industry group welcomes US cyber security framework
- VMware puts Windows on Chromebooks
- Lloyds Banking Group restructure savings reinvested in digital
- The challenges of implementing Camden’s digital strategy
- EU should use US trade talks to win data privacy, say MEPs
- Cisco profits plummet for second quarter
- CIO Interview: Lance Fisher, CIO, SThree
- Telehealth startups cluster around Kent
- SAP CEO Bill McDermott vaunts innovation agenda in Potsdam
- Newcastle and Buckinghamshire councils win O2 Local Government Digital Fund
- Developer salaries hiked up 16% in North West last year
- Government tasks startup to build flood volunteering website
- Dynamic businesses use the network as the CEO
- Password-free online authentication a step closer
- BT sues NHS Scotland for £20m over SWAN project
- Businesses need to keep better track of IT ROI
- First thousand users start to test government's Identity Assurance system
- OTT providers fail to win trust of users
- Annual global cost of identity theft as high as £3bn
- NTP-based DDoS attacks a concern, says Cloudflare
- Schneider accreditation aims to boost green datacentre skills
- Rugby Football Union installs mobile commerce technology
- Virgin Atlantic trials Google Glass for Upper Class
- (ISC)2 expands online security awareness programme to Ireland
- Atlantis joins the software-defined storage fray with USX
- Analysis: Dell’s open embrace of SDN
- Barclays to cut up to 12000 jobs 2014
- Poundland founder launches Poundshop online website
- Head of BBM becomes latest BlackBerry casualty
- Why IT outsourcing is increasingly blamed for IT failures at banks
- Rights groups call on White House to open privacy review
- CIOs lack confidence in government to deliver NHS IT innovation
- Case study: University Technical College Reading closes digital divide with help from Fujitsu
- PCI DSS compliance still too low, says Verizon
- UK among targets of 'Mask' advanced cyber espionage campaign
- Year of Code advisor quits less than a week after campaign launch
- Intelligent Energy uses Polycom to implement unified comms
- Dyson invests £5m in UK robotics
- Salford City Council keys into private cloud benefits
- AMD and ARM rewrite datacentre computing
- India’s Huawei investigation will have lasting effect
- NSA failed to detect Snowden’s unsophisticated insider attack
- CIO interview: The Met's Richard Thwaite on its Total Technology IT strategy
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