• Civil servants to increase IaaS and SaaS CloudStore spend
• Investigation into Post Office accounting system to drill down on strongest cases
• Yahoo joins tech firms declaring US data request numbers
• PM calls meeting to tackle online porn
• Barclays feeds off innovation and enthusiasm from tech startups
• Interview: Alistair Grant, EMEA CIO, Citi on working with startups
• Why should CIOs look at startup technology companies?
• Startup profile: Digital Shadows
• Startup profile: Geckoboard
• Startup profile: Growth Intelligence
• Startup profile: 43 Digital
• Where can CIOs find startup technology companies?
• Lancashire NHS Trust deploys Yellowfin mobile BI to enhance care
• IT departments to shrink dramatically within five years as cloud takes over
• Denise McDonagh awarded CBE for services to IT
• Apple, Facebook and Microsoft reveal US government data requests
• EU plans to scrap mobile roaming charges
• TSB provides £1m for government grand innovation challenge
• Indian IT services firms raise Indian wages
• Interview: Paul Greenberg on why relationships matter
• NHS awards multi-million pound private cloud contract to Manchester-based ANS
• Microsoft puts Office Mobile on iPhone
• Huawei CISO questions Cisco and Juniper's role in US spying
• Cameron to launch Information Economy Strategy
• Government backtracks on its preference for open source
• Interns at tech giants paid more than you think
• EU to probe Android licensing
• Facebook's Arctic datacentre in Luleå, Sweden goes live
• Go On UK conference encourages more to Go Digital
• Network Rail's IT budget could be scaled back by £150m
• Inadequate datacentre infrastructure is a barrier to big data analytics
• Serco outsources IT infrastructure and transformation
• Whitehall must unify management information, says Martin Read
• Sir Charles Dunstone supports spending HS2 cash on better broadband
• NPfIT legacy: NHS yet to spend £600m on CSC Lorenzo patient records
• More job cuts as RBS shrinks investment arm
• Glasgow University builds own cloud from Lego and £20 Raspberry Pi
• Cyber attacks top banking risk, says Bank of England
• HP beefs up its converged cloud services, launches Cloud OS
• HP gets serious about Google Apps
• Iran Gmail phishing attacks up ahead of election, says Google
• Google faces fresh calls for tax investigation
• US repeatedly hacked China, claims NSA whistleblower
• Cisco turns to rules engine in drive to tackle emerging markets
• The government must create a smart cities framework for UK adoption, says EE
• McKinsey recommends business leaders get a grip on IT
• NetApp boosts scale and functionality in clustered Ontap 8.2
• O2 rolls out Wi-Fi across Canary Wharf
• Senior judge hears Barnet Council outsourcing challenge
• UK cloud users more positive about security than non-users, study shows
• Can IT survive digitisation?
• Colt slashes datacentre power use by 43GWh and saves €4m
• Universities minister David Willetts backs Chinese telecoms firm Huawei
• BMI adopts Avaya to boost communications
• IT sourcing complexity makes supplier management a priority
• Olympic Games accelerates smart city technologies, says Ovum
• Technology companies call for more transparency over data requests
• Public cloud adoption accelerates in India
• Frimley Park NHS deploys VDI for efficiency and BYOD
• CISOs must shape up or ship out, says Forrester
• CityFibre and Level 3 join forces for gigabit internet
• BAE Systems latest to join cyber security skills drive
• Women in tech think differently to men in tech, say industry experts
• Lloyds customer complaints plummet after automating manual processes
• Daimler moving IT in-house
• HP boxes clever in flash array fray with 3Par 7450
• Security tech market set to grow 8.7% in 2013, says Gartner
• Israel says Iran’s cyber attacks are incessant
• Apple unveils iOS 7
• UK links to US internet surveillance remain unclear
• Telefonica Digital forms security group Eleven Paths
• Can Dell survive in the cloud era despite killing its public cloud offering?
• UK police start to tear up Dickensian transactional processes
• Zero trust model key to security success, says Forrester
• Interview: Bill Curtis discusses the challenges of maintaining software quality
• Google buys Israeli navigation app start-up Waze
• NSA surveillance whistleblower reveals identity
• NAO to judge ‘value for money’ of rural broadband scheme
• IT industry alliance to sponsor cyber security skills
• NHS numbers to be mandated by 2014
• School initiative launched to fill cyber security skills gap
• Heineken rolls out new communications network
• IBM and 10Gen collaborate on database standard for enterprise mobile
• Ceva Logistics builds solid relationship offshore
• PM urged to criminalise internet rape porn
• Samsung frightens market with slim Galaxy S4s
• Users’ top datacentre pain points
• ICO fines Glasgow City Council for loss of unencrypted laptops
• FBI spies on internet users
• Businesses failing to manage personal devices at work
• Fruit firm dumps HP servers for EMC VSPEX bunch
• John Lewis resolves IT skills gap with apprenticeship scheme
• European hotspots rip off Wi-Fi users
• Huawei in the UK: a comedy of process errors
• EE offers customers shared 4G data plans
• Worldwide mobile payment value to jump 44% but NFC plunges
• UK infrastructure needs better security controls on suppliers, says ISC
• Costs of NPfIT significantly greater than benefits, says Department of Health
• Danish tunnel builder Femern opts for DataCore storage virtualisation
• Warwickshire leads West Midlands BDUK deal
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