• 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
• Technology 'geeks' the most productive employees, says research
• Apple wins patent dispute with Motorola
• Generation Y is a myth, says Corporate Executive Board research
• Voltas’ SAP business intelligence (BI) powers move to improve profits
• UK regulator PhonepayPlus fines Dutch typosquatting companies
• CIO priorities 2012: Richard Hall, business advisor
• European Court of Justice rules out automated internet censorship for social networking sites
• Combine enterprise data warehouse with analytics for better decisions
• German hosting group deploys Fusion-io server flash
• SOCA moves to protect intellectual property rights
• Up to 500 CSC UK jobs at risk
• Capgemini sales jump 11% in 2011 as growth continues in 2012
• Everything Everywhere part sale being considered
• Specsavers CIO John Lister quits
• CIO priorities 2012: Kevin Gallagher, CIO, Channel 4
• CIO interview: Mark Bramwell, CIO, Wellcome Trust
• Cisco predicts machine-to-machine traffic will increase 22-fold
• Apple and social networks under fire over iPhone privacy
• Adobe Flash patches zero-day XSS, 6 critical vulnerabilities
• Cisco wants EU to reconsider Microsoft Skype deal
• Barclays private cloud underpins Pingit mobile banking app
• CIO priorities 2012: Dave Glanville, IT manager, St Christopher's Fellowship
• South West One shared service venture is failing, says Somerset council leader
• Smartphone sales hit high on Apple wave
• US lawyer criticises principle of right to be forgotten
• Trademark row puts Apple iPad production at risk
• Nine NHS London trusts seek electronic record system for £400m
• Competition Appeals Tribunal demands steeper cuts for landline to mobile call costs
• Virtualized desktops and DR virtualization for quick ROI
• IBM bails out struggling South West One venture with £10m loan
• Software industry fails to plug security holes, says Secunia
• MoJ tenders for £3bn electronic monitoring services
• Google gets Motorola approval
• Businesses want IT to support energy efficiency
• Preparing your network for cloud applications
• HP unveils $300m Proliant revamp
• CIO priorities 2012: Paul Coby, CIO of John Lewis
• Infosec offers stability and mobility in 2012, survey shows
• President of European Parliament critical of Acta
• IT professionals prioritise Windows 7 upgrade, but cloud takes a back seat
• Croydon Council fined £100,000 for data loss
• Government to use cloud services from overseas
• Virgin Media unifies software to support mobile working
• Eircom loses unencrypted personal data of customers and staff following laptop thefts
• IT services providers sign up to apprentice scheme
• Vodafone considers Cable & Wireless acquisition
• Case study: Cogenta migrates to Claranet VDC
• IE update top priority for Patch Tuesday
• Thousands of Europeans protest against Acta
• Police requested Oyster card data 22,000 times
• Government takes on proprietary software lobby in open standards battle
• IT services supplier Cognizant sees cloud sales take off in quarterly results
• ICO asks government to extend powers of compulsory audit
• Study finds attacks slip past spotty patch management policies
• US agency NOAA moves 25,000 users from RIM BlackBerry to Apple iOS
• Google launches cloud storage service Drive to rival Apple iCloud
• LinkedIn Q4 revenue more than doubles
• IT industry must drive broadband to boost UK economy, Intellect tells Annual Regent Conference 2012
• Cabinet Office asks public for open standards definition
• Oracle buys SaaS supplier Taleo for £1.2bn
• Survey: Types of DDoS attacks on the rise due to hacktivist groups
• US fraud investigators to examine CSC's £2.9bn NHS contract
• Investment banking IT staff seek career change
• ACPO announces 3 regional cybercrime units
• Offshoring to take a larger slice of flat IT budgets
• Cisco back on acquisition trail after record quarter
• CIO interview: James Lomas, CIO, Comparethemarket.com
• Hybrid clouds most popular with UK business, survey reveals
• Former security minister Pauline Neville-Jones highlights UK cyber security skills deficit
• CSC writes off $200m from NHS IT contract
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