• Big data spells new architectures
• Warren School upgrades legacy IT for BYOD and flexibility
• Software suppliers have local authorities over a barrel, says CIO
• Case Study: Telestroke Network hastens stroke treatment
• PayPal CISO Michael Barrett bullish on password alternative standard
• Apprentices contribute £3.4bn a year to economy
• Cisco and Multiven lock horns over legal battle
• CIO interview: Hervé Coureil, global CIO, Schneider Electric
• UK start-ups lack government support, say MPs
• John Lewis drops virtual mirror project as part of ‘fail fast at innovation' strategy
• Google Android OS tablet sales will overtake iPads in 2013, says IDC
• Virgin Media and Which? partner with the Open Data Institute
• Making agile software development fit for business
• US authorities investigate hack of Michelle Obama and other high-profile people
• Google to pay $7m fine for harvesting wireless data in the US
• O2: ‘We have not lost a single customer to EE’
• The Green Grid launches EDE metric to measure datacentre e-waste management
• Big data understanding drives spending
• Lucky Voice karaoke chain uses data visualisation to see what’s sung
• BT bolsters broadband in Scotland
• Nationwide IT transformation is a launchpad for customer acquisition
• Security company Tripwire buys risk management business nCircle
• UK’s million missing laptops a data time bomb, says report
• US billionaire investor Carl Icahn reviews Dell’s books
• Warwickshire Council adopts Gmail
• Fewer IT job cuts expected in 2013
• Majestic Wine swaps Microsoft for Intershop in ecommerce refresh
• UK businesses still ignoring flexible working
• Phishing emails sent in pairs to lend authenticity, says training company
• Microsoft releases four critical security updates
• FCO signs Detica as service management integrator
• Firms overlook commercial and legislative risks to datacentres
• Bank fraud claims over four million victims in UK
• Territorial Army on the hunt for information assurance professionals
• Hilary Reynolds latest universal credit programme director to move
• Lamouche jumps ship from ST Ericsson
• UK consumers want better personal data security, survey shows
• AstraZeneca opts for co-operation after IBM falls out
• Reserve Bank of Australia admits targeted attack
• Yorkshire Water revisits agile after 10-year break
• Pharma chemist crowned 2013 UK cyber security champion
• The Health Lottery picks two datacentres for data security and resilience
• Midlands health trust trials BlackBerry 10 OS on PlayBook with Z10 roll-out
• Poor management information undermines government cuts
• Half of all companies lose devices with important data
• RSA reports security shift toward monitoring and response capabilities
• Aspirant UK cyber security champions prepare for battle in Bristol
• Berkett severed in Virgin Media buy-out
• Samsung loses UK patent battle with Apple
• Billionaire investor Carl Icahn enters fray over Dell’s sale
• Google’s Motorola Mobility to cut 10% of workforce
• IT services in India driven by cloud, social and mobile
• CIOs offering tablets over laptops
• EU states likely to force changes to proposed data protection rules
• UK laxity on BYOD raises data loss risk, says ICO
• BT hires 1,000 broadband engineers
• Hardware fault causes more RBS service outages
• Barclays streamlines phone banking with voice biometrics
• Apple iPhone growth outstrips Android OS smartphones in the US
• Dell board seeks alternative to founder’s $24bn offer
• MP adamant Universal Credit IT suppliers told to down tools
• Case study: How Advania maintains a low PUE in its Icelandic datacentre
• Businesses and IT suppliers to collaborate on big data
• KFC brings free Wi-Fi to customers
• HTC revenues plummet again
• EC unveils ‘grand coalition’ to address IT skills shortage
• Cabinet Office hands government ‘public cloud first’ mandate
• Santander launches Android banking app in UK
• "Universal credit contractors told to down tools," claim MPs
• Case study: Birmingham NEC boosts Wi-Fi network
• EC fines Microsoft £485m for breaching browser choice ruling
• What is RSA's build, buy, partner strategy?
• Undersea cables bring superfast broadband to Scilly Isles
• Traditional security fails against targeted attacks, says Trend Micro
• Cornwall Council votes for scaled-down BT joint venture
• Iceland prepares to lure Silicon Valley IT giants to build datacentres
• Google ousts Apple as investors' technology favourite
• Met risks rolling out 30,000 mobile ‘paperweights’, says London Assembly
• Cheap energy and green credentials lure business to Iceland datacentres
• EMC XtremIO flash array available July, server flash cards expanded
• Biffa upgrades unified communications managed service
• Computers cannot replace human ingenuity, say business bosses
• Businesses must fundamentally change or 'die'
• Predictive analytics adoption triples, says Accenture
• ICO highlights funding challenges as it launches new three-year plan
• Futurelearn teams up with British Council to offer free online courses
• Airlines to become biggest investors in mobile services
• UK slips on superfast broadband adoption
• Are CIOs losing relevance or will they just change their spots?
• Commentators cast doubt on Pirate Bay's North Korea relocation claims
• Lack of killer apps curbs PC refresh
• Network Rail takes embedded analytics route to mesh with Crossrail
• Oracle and Apple release Java security updates
• Indiegogo joins Adyen for local currency payments
• Rapid malware growth for smartphones, reports G Data
• Logicalis saves 2e2's UK managed services arm
• Derbyshire council saves £200,000 with tiered storage architecture
• Government opens consultation on cyber risk
• Samsung seeks cuts to Apple patent payments
• Tesco prepares to halt drift of online customers to Amazon
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