• Computer Weekly European User Awards 2014 open for entries
• IT services firm acquires UBS system in outsourcing deal
• IT budgets to rise by 3% in 2014 as companies step up spending on mobile
• Study shows IT department losing control of technology innovation
• CIOs and the future – is there a rung missing in the career ladder?
• Banks' perception of cyber risks increases after several attacks
• Google could face Dutch fine over privacy policy
• US admits pirating military software
• Fujitsu to exit London Stock Exchange
• UK IT professionals feel they are failing to reach full potential
• Global real estate firm gets edge with cloud and mobile upgrade
• Npower outsourcing means thousands of job cuts and transfers to suppliers
• BT ensures Rothbury broadband project goes ahead
• Lee Valley Park integrates its leisure estate using Omnico
• BT to launch self-install FTTC broadband on New Year’s Eve
• Securing company data biggest concern for Indian CIOs considering external cloud suppliers
• Big beasts fail to dent AWS cloud lead
• Ex-Nokia employees launch Jolla smartphone
• EU calls on US to rebuild trust in post-Snowden era
• Commons speaker John Bercow sets committee to review online voting
• NSA planned to discredit Islamist radicals with porn web history
• University boosts VDI IOPS by 70% with Nimble hybrid flash array
• UK set to announce plans to tackle extremism online
• CIO interview: Richard Williams, CIO, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, London Market
• Banks must engage effectively with customers via Twitter
• Government department signs CGI for service integration
• Many enterprises not getting value of consumerisation, says IDC
• HP shareholders win out as revenue declines by $8bn
• IT jobs remain secure as cloud adoption grows
• European Parliament closes Wi-Fi after man-in-the-middle attack
• Years of IT staff cuts drives outsourcing resurgence
• Microsoft admits RT mistake
• Argos brings O2 Wi-Fi to 735 stores
• Nationwide first to launch Visa V.me, despite RBS trial
• NCA changed UK cyber crime fighting, says NCCU head
• Apprentices could boost UK economy £4.4 billion
• Janet6 ‘offers the future’ for research networking needs
• Government lays out 2014 cyber security agenda
• Tesco consolidates global datacentres into UK shared service
• IT suppliers relaxed about contract visibility
• The state of agile software development in the UK
• 4G connections to hit one billion by 2017
• SAP to announce simplification drive in January, says Hagemann Snabe
• Spanish health authority cuts costs with Xbox consultations
• How web giants are making datacentres lean and green
• White hat Wi-Fi hacking shows vulnerability of business data
• FTSE 350 firms complete cyber risk assessment
• Cisco forms curriculum in support of EU’s mission to close skills gap
• BlackBerry continues executive shakeup
• Banks clamp down on traders in chat rooms
• Facebook authentication - Like?
• Global public sector outsourcing far outstrips private sector
• Twitter increases protection from government snooping
• SAP user group sees closer collaboration with SAP
• 150 subpostmasters file claims over 'faulty' Horizon accounting system
• Racing Post warns users of website breach
• Apple acquires Kinect developer PrimeSense
• Firm launches banking app for wearable technology
• Data scientists with ‘interpreter’ skills in demand says AWS
• More than half of mobile applications in Indian organizations are internal
• Security investments reflect digital take-up in India
• UK CERT moves to next phase with director Chris Gibson
• Is this the future for local government IT?
• Jaguar Land Rover builds data sharing infrastructure
• Banks and governments targeted by invisible hijacking attacks
• Samsung gets $160m off patent damages to Apple
• Tim Berners-Lee calls for protection of basic rights online
• More than one billion BYOD users predicted by 2018
• Scientists banish NAS sprawl with Red Hat scale-out NAS software
• Aviation safety social network hits the 100 member mark
• CSA appoints Microsoft’s Adrienne Hall to board
• McAfee finds code-validation dodging Android malware
• ICO investigates claims of data breach by LG smart TVs
• Pegasystems CEO Alan Trefler plans his next move for the $500m software company
• NSA analysed UK data in secret deal, says Snowden
• Case study: McGraw-Hill Education mobilises with Salesforce
• Report highlights poor UK attitudes to mobile security
• Civica Education to work with 5,000 school and colleges
• Huddle: The UK cloud software firm that grows by over 100% a year
• Businesses plan support for remote devices
• IT help desks adopt self-service strategy as staff cuts hit
• M&S uses instore IT to train staff in multi-channel retail
• Nordics push to become European datacentre hub
• Swift IT platform predicts UK economy will grow by 2.6% in Q1 2014
• SMEs failing to prioritise cyber security, study shows
• US mobile carriers accused of choosing profit over security
• Yahoo to encrypt user data
• Salesforce offers dedicated infrastructure with HP
• Investec CISO warns that legacy tapes will fail on new hardware
• Avoid BYOD pitfalls to ensure business benefit, says Amtel
• Executive interview: BMC CEO discusses self-provisioning IT
• Barclays extends mobile money platform for easier payments
• Campaigners angry over Microsoft, Skype privacy ruling
• PM says dark web can be policed
• Case study: Leeds University warms to liquid cooling
• Twitter introduces “life-saving” alert service
• Google reaches $17m multi-state settlement over Safari snooping
• Salesforce promises $5bn revenue for 2014
• Case Study: Gates Foundation uses Radian6 to monitor social media
• Scottish environment agency cuts carbon through desktop virtualisation
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