- Lessons from going global with Google
- Why has NAC, like DLP, failed to take off?
- Finance firm applications built on C and C++ more at risk
- Procter & Gamble appoints new UK CIO as predecessor moves to Ipsos
- CIO interview: Yann L’Huillier, Tradition
- Seven UK universities make next round of Fly Your Ideas challenge
- River Thames to flow with Wi-Fi
- Fife council signs £26m deal with Capgemini
- US military plans major boost for cyber force
- Anonymous hackers hijack US agency website
- Google could face UK legal action for secret iPhone tracking
- Changes in attitudes needed to drive gender diversity
- EC calls for action on cyber strategy at WEF meeting
- Smartphone shipments break records in 2012
- Government launches online property finder service
- Ferrari swerves SAP, adopts Infor LN to meet Chinese demand
- Encryption is safe bet, says SafeNet
- Cisco sells off Linksys to Belkin
- Dell's OpenStack-based public cloud to go live in Q4
- UK signs up to WEF cyber resilience plan
- Glasgow gets 'smart city' funding - but is it an opportunity missed?
- Samsung smartphone sales make profits soar
- ICO wins round one of penalty challenge, but can it win round two?
- Civil service lacks the skills to become digital, says NAO
- Two jailed in the UK for Anonymous cyber attacks
- Interview with GE's head of software, William Ruh
- Disaster recovery and virtual server backup top 2013 storage projects
- Microsoft profits and shares dip despite record revenues from Windows 8
- Quarter of UK IT executives plan expansion of IT operations this year
- Big data and green IT receive large share of £600m government fund
- Ed Vaizey launches Fast Start scheme to accelerate broadband roll-out
- Councils opt for Microsoft CRMs
- Nokia bounces back in Q4
- Chris Chant calls for government IT heads to step down
- ICO hits Sony with £250,000 data breach penalty
- US charges three Europeans for cyber theft
- Government requests for user data increasing, says Google
- IT apprenticeships: the only option for many hoping to enter the sector
- Apple reports record quarterly sales - but still disappoints Wall Street
- Capgemini steps up apprentice recruitment
- SAP sees solid European growth through cloud, HANA, and mobile
- Nasdaq OMX picks Slough datacentre to host NLX platform
- Global HR firm Randstad standardises on Google
- Interview: Cabinet Office chief operating officer Stephen Kelly
- Demand for data scientists on the rise yet vacancies remain low
- Vaizey promises ‘mechanisms’ to meet spectrum needs
- European bank IT investment lags US and Asia-Pacific equivalents
- UK lags behind US in cloud adoption
- RIM unveils BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10
- IBM 2012 profits rise 5% in face of falling sales
- Unified Communications boosts Horndean College
- Why is Phones 4u entering the mobile operator market?
- Millions could be affected by Twitter bug, says Cesar Cerrudo
- Google hits record $50bn annual revenues in 2012
- Dell to go private in bid to dump ailing PC business
- Government reforms save £316m in IT, confirms NAO
- Defra plans £80m agile CAP system
- Businesses wasting billions storing unnecessary data
- National Rail Enquiries puts web services on the public cloud
- BPO up, IT outsourcing down as Europe looks beyond cost cutting
- BYOD: People pay for devices to use for work
- Payments Council to make mobile payments mainstream in 2014
- EE announces entry level 4G tariff for £31
- Phones 4u launches LIFE mobile virtual network on EE infrastructure
- Why has DLP never taken off?
- ID theft biggest fraud threat, says Cifas
- Proposed EU data breach laws will require proactive security
- City of London School wins National Cipher Challenge
- GDS must not become an outlier, warns Martha Lane Fox
- UK citizens unwilling to embrace big data
- Interview: Alan Clark, chairman, OpenStack Foundation
- Charities struggle to raise pro bono IT support
- Cyber Security Challenge UK announces first University Challenge
- ZTE predicts major losses for 2012
- Half of UK youngsters get no online safety training, study shows
- UK will be 33,300 short of IT workers by 2050, finds research
- Google proposes alternative to passwords
- US general warns of Iran’s growing cyber capability
- Indian IT giant TCS to transform Nokia’s internal IT
- E-commerce staff in demand at UK small businesses
- NHS trust opts for HP active-active no-SSD tier SAN deployment
- Red October exploits patched Excel and Word flaws, experts say
- G-Cloud powers Huddle’s public sector sales growth
- O2 to sell phones without chargers by 2015
- European bank IT transformations optimistic or unrealistic
- Beware of 'rogue clouds' and hidden costs, warns Symantec
- Google buys King's Cross site for UK headquarters
- Businesses finally see ROI for IT security
- RSA identifies 'bouncer' phishing attack
- Intel’s business hit by falling PC sales in 2012
- Government releases cost metrics on biggest public transactions
- Met Police to equip officers with 30,000 mobile devices
- Skills survey reveals ‘neglected generation’ of over 60s
- Film maker storage strategy lead roles for BlueArc, Avere and DotHill
- EESC puts forward alternative EU cloud strategy
- Mobile IT investments key priority for retailers in 2013
- Action for Children intensifies customer data analytics with Rackspace open cloud
- Government CIO Andy Nelson tipped for DWP CIO
- Malware hits US power plants
- Betting site YouWin speeds response times with MongoDB database
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