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• DWP tenders for £25m IDA services
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• Demand surges for Barclays Bank Pingit mobile banking app
• RSA 2012: Trustworthy Internet Movement launched
• MoJ is first department to sign up to PSN
• Improved websites could save councils £500m, says Socitm
• Idea Lab: 4G spectrum is the government’s most coveted networking asset
• Poor WAN performance? Try virtualisation
• RSA 2012: Forget about hacktivists, say security experts
• RSA 2012: Rationalise security compliance obligations for greater efficiency, says Microsoft
• RSA 2012: RSA takes market-leader position seriously, says Heiser
• Microsoft Azure cloud outage hits customers globally
• IT departments risk losing responsibility for IT security
• London Borough of Southwark gets 4G connectivity
• Does the PSN need to happen before the cloud?
• Datacentres and mobile devices drive 7% server shipment rise in 2011
• Half of UK IT professionals awarded pay rise and bonus in 2011
• Child maintenance IT system costs double, says NAO
• Microsoft launches Windows 8 OS at Mobile World Congress 2012
• RSA 2012: RSA issues security industry call to arms
• From the Editors: Black gold, mobile BI, stemming youth unemployment
• RSA 2012: Trustworthy computing more important than ever, says Microsoft
• Intra-company transfers increase following immigration cap
• Google privacy policy 'does not meet' EU data protection laws
• Investment in IT critical to recovery, say business leaders
• Thames Water extends smart meter trial
• What skills will the new government CIO leadership team need?
• Mobile technology training in demand
• Social media to support business continuity
• RSA 2012: IT security industry in challenging position
• Data Dynamics summit: Day 2
• Post Office reveals plans for identity assurance services
• IT worker pay more likely to increase this year
• Food Standards Agency chooses managed IT contract
• SAP reacts to BYOD trend with management tool
• Government expands biometric identity scheme
• US appeals against Megaupload decision
• IT departments still under hiring freeze or shrinking
• Salesforce.com revenues jump almost 40%
• WAN optimisation: improving the performance of business applications
• Information Excellence 2012-Spring Summit on data dynamics kicks off
• Lloyds bank saves £2bn after HBOS IT integration
• More than two-thirds of companies risk downtime, survey reveals
• YouGov undergoes Berlin to London datacentre migration
• Windows security case study: Controlling Windows 7 user privileges
• HP Institute Programme unveiled to make IT students business-savvy
• Rackspace to hire 350 people in the UK
• Heads of finance hate big-bang IT projects
• Shanghai iPad sales allowed to continue, for now
• Countryside worst affected by slow broadband
• Case Study: Eat deploys BI to take on Olympic challenge
• White House unveils a 'bill of rights' for web users
• CIO priorities 2012: Chris Price, CIO, West Midlands Police
• Cloudstore succeeds in easing bidding process for suppliers
• SAP puts SuccessFactors at heart of cloud plan
• Mobile strategy needs to catch up with adoption
• Wakefield council slashes costs with flexible working technology
• Microsoft targets Motorola and Google in patent claim
• KPIT leverages VDI solution’s success
• OSSIM update enables cyber threat intelligence sharing
• Optical networking market gets unexpected boost
• Cloud software: benchmark your organisation
• IT service buyers cautious but no panic
• Interview: Ian Watmore, Cabinet Office permanent secretary
• Podcast: Storage growth is being driven by virtualisation
• Predictive analytics used to cut costs in oil sector
• Pirate Bay looks to overcome potential High Court ban
• HP reports 44% decline in quarterly profit
• Education system failing to meet needs of UK employers
• Health apps will be key to NHS Information Strategy
• Acta ratification stalled pending top EU court ruling
• SAP and Samsung team up to push enterprise Android
• CIO interview: John Harris, Corporate IT Forum chairman on skills development
• Dell fails to impress despite record financial year
• Survey reveals flexible working technology shortfall
• US to expand wireless broadband spectrum
• Clarks predicts fewer tills with growth of mobile commerce
• YouGov migrates far-flung data centre back home
• Mobile malware on the rise
• How will the CloudStore impact government IT?
• Security becomes business-led
• Social media users demand more meaningful interactivity
• CIO priorities 2012: Jos Creese, CIO, Hampshire County Council
• Medway Youth Trust wins Gartner BI excellence award for text analytics
• Forrester: rethink your CRM strategy
• The Pirate Bay faces UK ban after High Court ruling
• Google bypassed IE too, says Microsoft
• Met Office needs 10-year supercomputer plan, but no clouds
• Is the ICO's focus on public sector about to change?
• Case study: An SME migrates to Microsoft Office 365
• Podcast interview: Stephen Glen, WorkIT on hosting and private clouds
• Ed Vaizey urged to fight new EU mobile roaming charges
• CIO priorities 2012: Ali Jaffri, ICT manager, Gallions Housing
• Google admits bypassing Safari privacy settings
• Government launches CloudStore and names G-Cloud suppliers
• EMC, VMware and Atos' open cloud raises eyebrows
• MDM tools stealthily move forward in the shade of big data
• Hartlepool nuclear plant report lost on unencrypted memory stick
• G-Cloud suppliers about to be named
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