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• IT companies dominate global brand index as Apple leads top 100 companies' growth
• Oracle CEO Larry Ellison debuts flagship analytics system of 'parallel architecture'
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• IT supplier CSC repays £170m as NHS complains of Lorenzo record progress
• Kindle Fire could send tablet prices into nose dive, says market researcher YouGov
• Constant change puts the pressure on CIOs
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• Incriptus heads for the enterprise
• Gartner Magic Quadrant: Oracle and SAP prepare for data quality battle
• Identifying the business value of SAM best practice frameworks and standards
• Number of IT leaders with influence on board-level business strategy grows 26%
• Legislation helps SMEs protect intellectual property rights in Patents County Court
• Power cut at Birmingham exchange pulls plug on BT Broadband across UK
• Intel acquires mobile location services firm, Telmap
• Unite union leads Fujitsu IT staff on strike to picket Conservative party conference
• East Surrey Hospital loses unencrypted confidential patient data memory stick
• How far away is the government's vision of the Public Services Network?
• Gartner finds almost every organisation intends to migrate software to SaaS
• KPMG adds more IT capabilities
• Government announces £195m investment in science and computing, £150m to expand mobile coverage
• Everything Everywhere: Moving mobile legacy systems to the cloud
• IBM’s racetrack memory: 1,250x increase in storage density promised
• Converging on the ridiculous Day Four: Border Control
• Chiefs put police IT reforms on remand
• Mobile malware is on the rise, warns IBM report
• Leo Apotheker pockets $13.2m from HP despite plummeting share price
• Co-operative Group hires Andy Haywood for new group CIO role
• Microsoft updates Office Web Apps
• Government moves to ease security restrictions stifling cloud and open source
• Google unveils plans to build flagship energy-efficient datacentre in Dublin
• Capgemini, Sybase and SAP team up to provide enterprise mobility services
• E-discovery laws: Having an information governance framework matters
• Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird updated to ver. 7; critical bugs fixed
• The impact of the Olympics power drain on London-based datacentres
• Ten developments that will transform IT outsourcing
• Linux Foundation and Limo Foundation launch Tizen mobile open source OS
• Security firm selects Fujitsu IT services
• Analysts predict shift in IT department role as move to cloud gathers pace
• Nokia axes 3,500 jobs
• Nokia and Siemens invest €1bn in joint network venture
• IBM signs £525m DWP contract to provide Universal Credit systems
• Blackberry dominance expected to crumble as Apple takes bigger slice of enterprise mobility
• Complicated IT systems deter workers from claiming back company expenses
• Should you host your own email?
• Making the move to VoIP: Counting the cost
• Network and application monitoring: A London school beefs up service
• UK IT gets top marks in R&D - but skills gap is still a concern
• Amazon launches Kindle Fire tablet but experts doubt its use as a business device
• Microsoft starts roll-out of Mango update for Windows Phone 7
• CIOs say move to cloud applications inevitable as public sector leads the way
• Government deploys Wi-Fi for Olympics as mobile networks face capacity crunch
• Google opens business unit for UK technology start-ups in London's Tech City
• Virgin Media Business launches cloud computing service
• Power protection for the data centre
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• Cognizant acquires Zaffera
• East Coast rips and replaces IT service desk system from National Express
• Mitchells & Butlers continues to drive down IT costs
• MySQL.com hack serves up malware to site visitors
• Liberal Democrats call for central IT office to address severe government technology skills gaps
• Game pursues digital offerings to fend off recession
• Airbus completes high-performance datacentre deployment with HP
• How BP made its supplier ecosystem work
• Regulator tightens rules on rogue mobile app charges
• Bristol Council's open source plan thwarted by security clearance problems
• European Payments Council criticises EC anti-trust e-payments investigation
• CESG certification scheme aims to boost public-sector consultants
• Australian Bureau of Statistics counts on no storage team, HP, for census
• UK ranked fourth globally for fixed broadband speeds
• Whitehall gagging order on SME working group ‘flies in face of transparency agenda’
• EC investigates banking group after antitrust e-payments complaint
• Council of Europe countries agree to protect internet freedom of expression
• Businesses must invest in ICT to boost economy, finds research
• Boots launches mobile site to expand multichannel offering
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• Top European banks might switch from the likes of IBM and Accenture to Indian IT
• Police IT not fit for purpose, police-led ICT company needs a lot of work, says Home Office report
• FBI arrests LulzSec hacker suspect Cody Kretsinger over massive Sony data breach
• Demand for SAP and Oracle skills doubles
• Deutsche Bank transforms application support
• Capita continues summer spending spree with acquisition of police software supplier Cedar
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