• Michael Dell lays out enterprise plans for re-privatised Dell
• WCIT invites businesses into IT 4 Employment to support ex-military
• Security finally able to enable business, says Voltage
• First Direct advises customers on contactless payments
• Plan for the 'infinite datacentre' in advance, says Gartner
• Apple makes Mac operating system software free to download
• Seven day account switching-service fuels modest increase in activity
• Time to review cyber trust, says ICSPA
• US publishes draft cyber security framework
• Google to release two-factor security token
• The commercial reality of Huawei’s trust issues
• Apple tablet slims down with iPad Air as competition grows
• BT signs multimillion HR technology contract with Oracle
• Nokia announces new devices including first Windows tablet
• Interview: Professor Ian Bitterlin, the Green Grid
• IT security a new challenge post Snowden, ISSE conference told
• Computer science needs business and people skills, says professor
• Case study: Pumps maker Hayward Tyler’s restructure sharpened ERP business focus
• City University London explores multi-sensory human communication via mobile
• MEPs vote to tighten data protection rules after internet surveillance revelations
• 75% of UK IT leaders believe in big data benefits, finds EMC
• 1.2m 4G customers increase EE’s data revenues
• Browsium throws lifeline to XP users
• Manchester’s Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust streamlines IT with private cloud
• IT high on agenda as more banks create innovation plans
• Big projects fueling government IT spending in India
• NCA begins major cyber recruitment campaign
• Europe sees huge outsourcing surge
• SAP reports in-memory Hana boost in Q3 2013 results
• Apple’s ‘arrogance’ offers Huawei opportunity
• UK must legislate on critical cyber security, says ViaSat
• Job growth in UK technology sector storms ahead, says report
• Enterprises will adopt SDN before full standardisation
• Indian CIOs must prepare to take advantage of cloud M&A
• Lotus F1 Team invests in converged datacentre to support race strategy
• Microsoft withdraws faulty Windows RT 8.1 update for Surface tablets
• China no longer top source of cyber attacks
• Mobile operators ready to embrace Wi-Fi
• US researchers find 25 security vulnerabilities in SCADA systems
• Lenovo considers BlackBerry bid
• Is Microsoft's hybrid cloud a better choice compared to VMware?
• Technology and innovation in European banks
• Online retail sees strongest growth in 13 years following summer dip
• EU forces manufacturers to develop universal mobile charger
• Huawei denies government influence and calls for cyber security standards
• EC: Europe should become a ‘trusted cloud region’ in the post-Prism age
• Google share price at record high on third quarter results
• High-growth companies selected for government Future Fifty programme
• Government overhauls security classification to fit digital age
• Government ups teaching bursaries for tech graduates
• Lenovo on track to be top provider of business technology
• New tech a top security challenge, says Isaca CEO
• IBM's hardware and services businesses decline as overall business drops 4%
• Windows 8.1: Microsoft targets the enterprise with new Start button
• EE scolded by advertising standards agency for ‘misleading’ maps
• Computer science graduates struggle to find work despite IT skills shortage
• The challenges of using mobile devices in the public sector
• Air France offers mobile alerts to passengers
• UK calls for open internet to spur economic growth
• Swiss train drivers equipped with iPads to save millions in energy costs
• US railway integrates applications in drive to use train network more efficiently
• DDoS attacks more than treble in the past year, report reveals
• Best of VMworld Europe 2013 User Awards: Winners
• Spanish bank La Caixa looks to startups for innovation
• Mobile payments set to take Europe by storm
• Dexter payment card malware variant hits South Africa
• EE offers 4G broadband to rural areas
• Gatwick Airport embarks on communications overhaul
• UK average internet speeds up 48%
• Case study: Richard Branson's Virgin Management moves to IaaS platform
• Enterprises struggle with security challenge of BYOD, study shows
• Government organisations will eliminate CIO or digital chief, says Gartner
• Case study: Yellow Pages digitises records for the web
• GSMA chairman quits
• Neustar to host first DDoS awareness day
• Huawei confirms UK R&D centre
• The UK is an attractive location for IT service providers
• Insurance IT firm SSP puts SAP SuccessFactors in place to streamline recruitment
• Ofcom seeks bidders for MoD 4G spectrum
• Intel profits dip as glitch delays Broadwell chip
• Yahoo puts positive spin on third quarter despite revenue drop
• VSan a work-in-progress in VMware software-defined storage plan
• Datacentre traffic to triple by 2017 with cloud as biggest traffic source
• VMworld 2013: VMware acquires Desktone to for cloud computing
• Siemens Enterprise Communications rebrands as Unify
• OFT launches investigation into public sector IT supply
• The ICO issues BYOD warning after breach
• VMworld 2013: VMware delivers hybrid cloud in the UK
• Trading sector regulation drives mobile operator development
• UK businesses call for support to close virtual security skills gap
• D-Link begins fixing router backdoor
• BT, GCHQ and NCA set challenge to find UK cyber defenders
• Kevin Cunnington appointed as digital chief at DWP
• IT and digital employers seek talent abroad amid UK skills shortage
• Italian university reduces costs by 23% with cloud platform
• VMworld 2013: Hertz deploys thin clients using VMware across Europe
• McAfee exposes scope of digitally funded crime extends to contract killings
• Consumer-facing firms need two CIOs and multi-speed development
• Scottish Government pilots Windows 8 tablets to improve services
• Vodafone completes Kabel Deutschland acquisition
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