• Hempsons Solicitors cuts costs with Enterasys network
• EU data breach disclosures to be enforced soon
• Cyber attack could be next shock to UK banks, warns KPMG
• Interview: Martin Russell, head of IT services, Just Eat
• Case study: Derby school upgrades IT to make teaching more engaging
• Georgia Tech researchers sneak malicious app past Apple checks
• Google claims it is not subject to UK privacy laws
• UCAS adopts public cloud to process university admissions
• Online retailing means the industrialisation of analytics
• Multimillion-pound broadband project axed in Yorkshire
• Less than 1% of Universal Credit IT spend goes to SMEs
• Dell struggles as founder prepares for vote on going private
• Facebook tests mobile payments tool
• Monsoon Accessorize appoints new IT chief
• Virgin Money keeps mainframe ticking over by extending Fujitsu contract
• Coast, Oasis and Warehouse drive retail innovation using iPads and Wi-Fi
• Quick thinking security consultant Secarma saves charity data loss
• Students choosing STEM A-levels increase, but top grades dip
• Public cloud limitations drive enterprises to hybrid cloud, shows study
• Cisco cuts 4,000 staff
• UK sites wrongly blocked in Premier League piracy battle
• IBM extends cloud business with Trusteer mobile security
• Security and accreditation obstacles act as G-Cloud barriers, claim SMEs
• Cisco announces BIG Awards startup semi-finalists
• Case study: Car supermarket deploys cloud for agility and business expansion
• Windows 8.1 to arrive on October 18, minus Start button
• The 4G tariff wars
• Brocade profits rise despite stifled sales
• Swedish rail operator uses IBM Tealeaf to re-read credit card sessions
• Smart meter comms bidders prepare to cash in on UK roll-out
• Enterprise Ethernet services market to reach $62bn by 2018, says Ovum
• Microsoft delivers early warning with latest Patch Tuesday
• Microsoft overtakes BlackBerry to become third player in smartphone market
• HM Treasury kick-starts the end of the government outsourcing mega-deal
• Case Study: M2M increases livestock feed efficiency by 10%
• SMEs struggling to win G-Cloud contracts due to accreditation complexities
• Government partners with security services to launch Cyber Incident Response schemes
• Gartner expects a boost to government IT
• Deloitte data survey spells out need for clarity to win public trust
• NHS Central Midlands CSU updates datacentre with standardised data warehousing
• BlackBerry looks for a buyer to focus on BES and BB10
• ICO to investigate London bins that track smartphones
• Case study: How Premier Inn uses mobile analytics
• Government to put 50% of all new IT spend through SMEs
• CIO interview: Mike Timlett, CitySprint
• Cisco incubator to connect UK startup clusters
• Enterprises spend more on third-party datacentres than in-house ones: Uptime survey
• Privacy International challenges GCHQ collaborators including BT and Vodafone
• CSC bags start-up for big data services
• Putting your money where your mouth is: Providing training for ex-military
• Companies avoid cloud due to lack of security skills
• Unilever commits to BT managed services
• Government opens fourth iteration of cloud framework G-Cloud 4 for business
• Bloomberg signs up to Ubuntu Edge hybrid
• 72% of UK adults shop online
• Indian banks step up security amid mobile banking acceleration
• Smart and Diablo launch Ulltra DIMM memory channel storage
• CIO interview: Jakob Kern, global CIO, World Food Programme
• Hybris CEO Lüdi: SAP acquisition adds commerce, not old school CRM
• Government spends £1.3m on staff for manual processing due to Universal Credit IT delays
• Google, IBM and Nvidia form datacentre consortium OpenPOWER
• Luton and Dunstable Hospital finds IT efficiency with converged infrastructure
• Vodafone announces 4G launch date
• UK PC market struggles as buyers wait for next Intel processors
• UK average broadband speed rises
• Foreign direct investment to underpin Indian cloud computing
• Businesses claim UK lags behind China and US in tech innovation
• MPs and Lords get online training tool
• Is the smart meter roll-out doomed?
• VMware hires SAP's Sanjay Poonen to lead end user computing division
• Datacentres are a key focus for government’s Green ICT Delivery Unit
• Case study: Birmingham rolls out free public Wi-Fi
• IT investment in utilities needs quick ROI
• Capita and Barnet deal to be completed after campaigner’s court appeal fails
• Entry-level grads and employees on the rise, survey reveals
• Case study: Comparethemarket.com migrates from Microsoft SQL Server to MongoDB
• London Innovation Lab seeks second round of FinTech startups
• BT signs two new BDUK contracts
• IT professionals seek big data skills for growing number of job opportunities
• Gigabit internet speeds brought to Bournemouth businesses
• CIO interview: Andy Williams, global CIO, Save the Children
• Twitter to introduce “in-Tweet report button”
• Indian IT heads take on new roles
• Websites hacked to show child abuse images
• Ken Brill, datacentre visionary and founder of Uptime Institute passes away
• Attackers are in the network, now what?
• Android takes a 14% bite out Apple's pie
• HelpAge International, Oxfam get pro bono data expertise from DataKind
• Cloud service providers often not set up for incident response
• UK graduates arrive in India for Wipro internships
• CIO interview: David Byrne, Carphone Warehouse - Connected World
• Taylor Wimpey builds cloud forecasting process with Anaplan
• Wales has worst access to superfast broadband
• Facebook's datacentre carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions rise
• Pressure mounts on Soca to name hacker companies
• UK and US collaborating on cyber weapons, says Snowden
• CSC tells redundant staff to train their replacements
• TCS and Computacenter most satisfying IT services firms in UK
• Security services vital to support cloud, say 59% of IT managers
• SEC investigates IBM’s cloud computing revenues
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