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• Endsleigh Insurance goes nearshore for application development
• How will open standards change the future of government IT?
• EDF has complaints system problems as watchdog investigates
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• Manual efforts keep Peer 1 datacentre running amid Hurricane Sandy
• Judges scold Apple for Samsung statement
• BT: “We weren't meant to be the choice for Cumbria”
• West Midlands Police develops golden view of criminals, suspects
• BT revenues plummet as broadband roll-out accelerates
• ISACA to revamp IS Audit and Assurance Standards
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• Migration Advisory Committee not doing UK IT workers any favours
• ConnectED offers SANSSpace cloud software for language learning
• SwissCom removes BI from IT to support business transformation
• Amazon boosts EC2 CPU for larger workloads
• Xerox services business in Europe retrenches in face of headwinds
• Government launches open standards principles
• Tape is not a dead storage concept, but needs reinventing
• Russian internet blacklist law comes into effect
• Parliamentary committee joins criticism of draft communications data bill
• ‘VM-aware’ viruses on the rise
• Southwark Council outsources IT transformation
• Government dips toe in water for single ERP
• Irish construction company reduces SQL Server storage with AvePoint
• Government freezes all new IT frameworks
• Apple squashes BlackBerry as Brent Borough deploys iPads
• Top cyber threats underline need for security awareness
• Capgemini doubles 2012 apprenticeships after surge in applications
• 'Digital skills as crucial to UK as superfast broadband,' says Vaizey
• Free mobile apps a threat to privacy, study finds
• SDN scares big network suppliers
• Security data exchange: if McAfee builds it, will they come?
• Kickstarter crowdfunding website expands to the UK
• Amazon faces competition as cloud technology goes mainstream
• Most UK citizens do not support draft Data Communications Bill, survey shows
• Virtual Instruments adds AIX, Hyper-V, SVC and VPLEX SAN testing
• Huawei admits to being monitored by GCHQ
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• Cloud backup provider McCloud chooses object storage over clustered NAS
• BCS unveils first draft of ICT curriculum for review
• TalkTalk CEO calls for regulatory intervention on superfast broadband
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• Virtual Instruments opens development office in Tech City
• How will the 4G LTE roll-out benefit your business?
• Trend Micro: Encryption is the foundation of cloud security
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• UK website users opt in to advertising cookies
• 4G services launched in 11 UK cities
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• Cyber defences of SMEs lag behind larger firms, study confirms
• Apple announces management shakeup
• German manufacturer Sigel boosts efficiency with storage hypervisor
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• Cheshire Constabulary polices network with SolarWinds
• Fujitsu teams with Violin to drive ‘Ferrari’ SSDs
• BSA fines First Choice Facilities after licence shortfall following an M&A
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• Cyber security at US energy agency found wanting
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• Could GM’s decision to insource IT start a trend?
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• Big data could transform staff management
• Apple unapologetic in admitting Samsung did not copy iPad
• Data Centre Alliance hits out at government CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme
• ACPO use online crime reporting company
• Vodafone reveals trade in deal for 4G launch
• Citrix profits slump as sales rise
• CESG certification for Information Assurance and cyber security unveiled
• More Than insurance considers web monitoring after fault
• Customer understanding drives investment in big data analytics
• Apple fails to meet iPad expectations for Q4
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• Beware of unfair SaaS HR contracts
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• Second G-cloud framework goes live with double number of suppliers
• Businesses invest in learning management systems to reskill staff 
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• Archaic datacentre practices are causing inefficiency, says the Green Grid
• HR needs to understand business to avoid IT failures
• Telefónica Digital buys TokBox
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