• Half of all businesses overlook IT due diligence in mergers and acquisitions
• Strategic vision should head up IAM goals for 2012
• Mitchells & Butlers offers customers free Wi-Fi
• Data centre colocation or IT managed services? Wildnet chooses both
• FCO tenders for £350m desktop infrastructure
• Cambridge first-year student wins UK cybersecurity challenge
• BPM, MDM called on to marry to deliver blissful customer experience
• Former Newham Council CIO comes out of retirement
• IT SMEs could exceed government's 25% target, says Maude
• Case Study: Dell SAN prepares law firm Stevens & Bolton for virtualisation
• Conficker still a threat to business, finds Security Intelligence Report
• New mobile security statistics show consumers fearful of mobile spam
• Apple iOS 5.1 patches 81 vulnerabilities
• Young finalists chosen in BCS Challenge IT 2012 competition
• Schools in Northern Ireland get their own education cloud
• Police Central e-Crime Unit arrests anti-abortion hacktivist suspect
• Hollywood targets file sharing-website Hotfile after Megaupload success
• NHS saves £1.8bn with CSC contract reductions
• Google's Chrome browser hacked twice in one day
• Proposed EU data protection framework needs work, says ICO
• Telehealth could save NHS £1.2bn
• Smartcards for transport to be rolled out nationally
• IBM debuts prototype terabit optical chip “Holey Optochip”
• UK views on data protection will go to Brussels, says Lord McNally
• Hotel group upgrades IT for London 2012 Olympics
• Local authorities save £675,000 with real-time data-sharing
• Buckinghamshire County Council cuts ICT support time by 50%
• Councils meet first superfast broadband deadline
• BBC Worldwide launches product master data management to boost revenue
• Hackers attack Panda Labs website in LulzSec revenge attack
• PC sales to grow 4.4% in 2012
• Systems integrators 'charge more in paperwork than SMEs do in delivery’
• Telefonica aims to boost European IT talent with 750 new graduates
• CILF to resolve cloud computing legal issues: News roundup
• SMEs comprise 15% of DWP system integrators' supply chains
• John Lewis prioritises IT investment above profit
• Microsoft readies SQL Server 2012
• NIST releases SP 800-153 WLAN security guidelines
• Cabinet Office shunned £47m Oracle ERP upgrade costs, says NAO
• Government’s shared services strategy failing, says NAO
• BT and Talk Talk lose appeal against Digital Economy Act
• FBI informer Hector Xavier Monsegur aids in arrest of LulzSec hackers
• SAP boosts ByDesign ecosystem to support small business customisation
• UK businesses lead the world in flexible working
• Citigroup investigates how IBM Watson can smarten up banking
• Laptop remains top mobile enterprise device, study reveals
• US applies to extradite Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom from New Zealand
• City University London announces IBM Enterprise scholarship winner
• Yahoo plans another round of job cuts
• CW500: Getting to grips with big data
• Events company gets VirtualSharp disaster recovery testing
• Microsoft Trustworthy Computing: what next?
• NHS trusts to be freed from CSC contract commitments
• Businesses face existential threat from hackers
• Justice ministry aims for £100m saving on £14m annual ERP costs
• CloudStore services will slash IT costs, says first G-Cloud buyer
• Rogue IT manager jailed for two years after £123k procurement scam
• Congress tells Nasa to continually improve data security following hack admission
• UK hackers charged with stealing Michael Jackson songs
• G-Cloud project completes its first CloudStore purchase
• Data visualisation drives council savings in Islington, Chesterfield
• Somerset Council to bring Southwest One services back in house
• Universities investing in back-office IT systems
• Post Office turns to Twitter during computer system crash
• Big government departments may struggle with 50% cloud target, says HMRC CIO
• RSA 2012: IT security experts urge enterprises to ban smartphone BYOD schemes
• Cisco and STEMNET challenge school children to plan local Olympics and Paralympics
• Windows 8: Make or break for Microsoft?
• 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
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