- UK government launches cyber security support scheme
- BA will be first to deploy Inmarsat in-flight broadband service
- MPs accuse MPA of disguising Universal Credit in a “veil of secrecy”
- Three ditches data roaming charges in five more countries
- Microsoft calls for US to respect privacy
- G-Cloud is lacklustre and needs transparency, says industry body CIF
- Fund firm speeds SQL access with PernixData caching software
- 2015 general election manifestos need IT in their DNA
- Decision-makers rely on intuition over analytics
- CIOs should 'leave innovation to marketing'
- Gloucester City Council outsources IT
- Sapphire 2014: Plattner restates radical, in-memory computing future
- Unsupported Windows XP still widely used
- Gatwick Airport taps into Getronics IT staff for projects
- Banks set to launch customer app stores, says Gartner
- VMware CTO hits back at AWS tool to manage virtual machines
- Busy Bees nursery virtualises desktops and servers to improve users' IT experience
- Revised EU data protection in effect already, says lawyer
- IT firms and e-skills UK create Tech Industry Gold apprenticeship
- IBM escapes SEC action on its cloud revenue reporting
- Apple opens door to virtual currencies for App Store
- Turkey finally restores access to YouTube
- Williams Lea puts 11,500 staff on Huddle
- Sapphire 2014: SAP CEO McDermott declares war on ‘complexity’ and sets Fiori free
- Future of ‘smart’ hinges on confidence in technology and networks
- Apple adds home and health access to iOS 8
- Most data security relatively simple, says NHS security officer
- High availability strategy key to saving costs, says Sungard AS
- Met Office swaps Oracle for PostgreSQL
- Councils spent less than 1% of IT budget on G-Cloud
- European retail data breaches largely hidden, SC Congress told
- KPMG expands its technology consulting business
- Coventry to become gigabit city with core metro fibre upgrade
- Tegile dives into all-flash array market with T3800
- Russian cyber crime kingpin sought after worldwide server raids
- Computer Weekly European User Awards for Enterprise Software: Shortlist 2014
- Unified communications supplier Unify cuts workforce by half
- Clearswift bets on adaptive redaction technology
- Interview: Infor’s president Duncan Angove talks strategy
- AWS and Microsoft ‘overwhelmingly top contenders’ of IaaS Magic Quadrant, says Gartner
- Top firms failing on security awareness training, CISOs reveal
- Queen Mary University to offer networking crash course for ICT students
- Cyber threats hiding in plain sight, says Palo Alto Networks
- Everywoman in Technology Leadership Academy opens its doors
- Macmillan Science and Education donates £6k to Connecting Tech City
- Software-defined everything will change datacentre design, function and price
- Highways Agency selects Lockheed Martin for application refresh
- Why European Commission wants cloud standards and policies in Europe
- Microsoft and Salesforce bind SQL deal and Office 365 integration
- UK shoe retailer Office hit by data breach
- IT supplier insolvencies fall for first time as economy recovers
- Turkey’s constitutional court rules against YouTube block
- Google launches right-to-be-forgotten application form
- The challenges of going digital at the DVLA
- BSkyB retunes IT to ready-for-anything datacentre quad
- Full steam ahead for Network Rail’s technology future
- HolSystems shuns flash storage for X-IO HDD arrays
- Ruckus Wireless gets Chelsea Pensioners online at Royal Hospital
- Universities debut £8.1m centre to develop laser and photonics data storage technology
- £8.1m research centre set up to plug laser technology and photonics skills gap
- Technology companies 'lagging in talent management technology'
- UK National Cyber Crime Unit open to business
- Apple confirms $3bn Beats deal to boost music sales
- HR cloud transfusion at NHS Blood and Transplant
- CIO interview: Ian Cohen, CIO, Jardine Lloyd Thompson
- Cloud and datacentre warnings for CIOs
- Smart city specialist GOWEX brings free public Wi-Fi to Tyneside
- Gowex brings free public Wi-Fi to Tyneside
- Case study: Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust deploys e-observation technology
- Walworth Academy takes on Dell’s Powering Transformation Challenge
- Silverstone uses ticketing to enhance customer experience
- UK startup Free:Formers invited to China to train young people
- Huawei signs datacentre services MoU with BT
- NHS shared services aims to end paper invoicing
- Many UK firms failing to identify cyber security risks, says Schillings
- EE brings MobileIron Cloud to UK businesses
- Google AI improves datacentre energy efficiency
- Most influential woman in UK IT 2014: Vote now
- Microsoft warns against hack that allows Windows XP updates
- Hacker turned FBI informant spared jail
- Spotify warns of data breach
- Unite deploys Windows 7 and tracks Microsoft licensing with Snow Software
- Atos buys Bull for £503m
- Civica provides outsourced services to ARK academy schools
- Cloud innovation boosts card data security
- Digital Single Market for cloud in Europe is crucial, says EC
- John Lewis eyes IoT and iBeacon technology
- Network Rail wins IT Ambassador Award for its 'Could IT Be You?' competition for girls in IT
- Entries open for Capgemini Super Techies Show
- Android Outlook app has privacy issues, warn researchers
- Apple calls for patent retrial to get bigger payout from Samsung
- Bletchley Park creates Turing Education Officer role for disadvantaged children
- FBI informer Hector Xavier Monsegur helps halt over 300 cyber attacks
- More than 20 government IT projects are at serious risk, says watchdog
- Loan management firm deploys data-centric leak prevention
- Business Objects use increases among SAP users, but Hana uptake low
- EU signs off on superfast broadband deployment cost-cutting plan
- HP job cuts head towards the 50,000 mark as company tackles cost
- RBS runs into more IT problems with mobile banking platform
- Microsoft overturns FBI request for enterprise user's data in Seattle court
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