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• Advanced analytics skills shortage stymies big data programmes
• Mike Lynch: Firms happy with 95% IT functionality should move to cloud
• McKinnon's mum gives tearful thanks after government halts US extradition
• The Government Digital Service (GDS) launches Gov.uk website
• IBM reports flat net profits for third quarter
• Intel sales and profits fall in third quarter
• Draft Communications Bill will be ineffective, says ICO
• Interoute switches on 100GbE network
• Facebook opens first engineering centre outside the US in London for mobile
• CIO interview: David Cooper, chief information officer, British Gas
• Cornwall Council axes leader Alec Robertson in outsourcing controversy
• Cornell Cern project plumps for NoSQL DBMS
• Theresa May: Hacker Gary McKinnon to stay in UK
• Telefonica Digital saves 40% with cloud HR platform
• Police need to go digital to improve communication with citizens
• CERN turns on new NetApp ONTAP clustered NAS capability
• Network health puts sector off mobile working
• Runtastic monitors running app with Compuware Dynatrace
• Security remains a barrier to mobility, study finds
• Organisations need alternative data protection as security models fail
• EU advises Google to rethink privacy policy
• Yahoo claims second Google executive as COO
• Home secretary Theresa May rules on hacker Gary McKinnon’s US extradition
• Austrian hospital improves access to patient data with Imprivata
• Did IT problems force Santander out of RBS deal?
• Cookie law needs more than ‘do not track’, says Neelie Kroes
• VMware Virtual SAN vision to disrupt storage paradigm
• Rail franchise suspension proves cloud concept for operator Go-Ahead
• Scottish universities provide superfast rural broadband
• O2 blames network node for outage
• IndiaFirst Life to implement business intelligence solution
• AMD cuts 20% of workforce
• US prepares cyber offensive capability
• Case Study: Groupon gets a remote voice with Natterbox
• VMworld Europe 2012: Key highlights and technology takeaways
• CIO interview: Frank Modruson, Accenture
• UK calls for video-conferencing standard
• Finance CIOs reveal plans to recover from recession
• Case study: Benetton rolls out shopper and staff Wi-Fi
• Mozilla fixes security flaw in latest Firefox
• US lifts ban on Samsung Galaxy Nexus
• Draft Data Communications Bill a security risk, says Jimmy Wales
• CERN sees surge in job applicants after turning to social media
• UK beats France and Germany for superfast broadband, says BSG
• Solvency II data management confronts regulative uncertainty
• Parliament to look at UK involvement of Huawei
• RSA Europe: Thousands of unprotected virtual servers exposed to the web
• 'Big three' datacentre power suppliers hold nearly 50% of the market
• RSA Europe: Security must take human factor into account
• Patchy uptake hinders Public Service Network roll-out
• Lenovo swipes top spot from HP
• Job prospects improving for IT graduates, says HECSU report
• Mason IT scales out with Nutanix platform
• VMworld 2012: Shift in cloud use says Lufthansa Systems
• RSA Europe: Security concerns whole supply chain, says Misha Glenny
• RSA Europe: Cloud key to future information security, says Qualys
• Microsoft CEO: 'We are a devices and services company'
• Nationwide Insurance builds IT ledger for chargeback
• HDS, NetApp and Nexenta launch storage stacks at VMworld 2012
• DWP to announce identity assurance suppliers
• Case study: End of BMC sponsorship a blessing for Toyota Motorsport IT
• Shell plans to save 100s of millions with 'semantic' search
• Huawei kicks off £1.3bn investment with new headquarters
• VMworld Europe: Horizon Suite to help IT manage corporate assets on Apple iOS
• CIOs to ditch BlackBerry for iPhone by 2017
• VMware fleshes out vision for enterprise-wide storage virtualisation
• Interview: Suffolk County Council CIO discusses why VDI works
• VMworld Europe 2012 kicks off in Barcelona
• SAP users voice licensing concerns, call for greater clarity
• Complex and non-transparent Oracle licensing costing firms millions
• Maths neglect will decimate IT skills, says ANS founder Scott Fletcher
• RSA Europe: Free cloud security readiness tool from Microsoft
• Case study: How to virtualise SAP and migrate from IBM onto x86
• The latest tech preserving Bletchley Park's past
• Case study: Syngenta multi-sourcing key to business growth
• Hays and Fiat welcome new enterprise search features from Google
• RSA Europe: New intelligence-led security model needed
• Mobile payments set to grow to 17 billion transactions in 2013
• Case study: Old Mutual’s mutually beneficial multi-sourcing model
• Three million employees lose corporate mobile data
• UKtech50 2012 - Vote now for the most influential person in UK IT
• VMware tools up for software-defined datacentres
• Government launches £100m technology pot for nurses
• Winners of Best of VMworld Europe 2012 user awards announced
• Telefónica launches business to sell mobile data
• Government confirms £35m funding for ‘5G centre’
• Lamborghini slashes web costs with Amazon Web Services
• Cyber crime costs UK organisations £2.1m a year
• UK needs more ambition for fibre broadband strategy
• Swedish government sites targeted by Anonymous
• How French Connection automated stock replenishment to cut costs
• Microsoft encryption key deadline approaching
• Small businesses need to do more for apprentices, says former schools minister
• NATS virtual desktops take off with Violin Memory flash array
• HTC profits plummet 79% in Q3
• Most US citizens reject online tracking, survey finds
• China’s Huawei and ZTE a security threat, says US committee
• Global census shows datacentre power demand grew 63% in 2012
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