• ICO welcomes government Midata scheme to let consumers access their personal data
• Wireshark update fixes vulnerabilities, bugs; adds no new teeth
• The Best of vForum 2011 awards: A roundup
• AMD cuts 10% of workforce to cut costs
• Android growth threatens Blackberry dominance in enterprise
• JRC IPTS reaps rewards of desktop virtualisation project
• Government publishes guidelines to promote open source in the public sector
• From the Editors: Analytics skills at a premium in second era of data warehousing
• US and EU hold first joint cybersecurity exercise
• SAP on track to achieve 2011 greenhouse gas emissions target
• War in the clouds - the big software firms fight back
• Data protection regulators will increase focus on HR systems
• Talend executives vaunt their open source model
• BT second quarter sales fall 2% despite 166,000 new broadband customers
• Nationwide IT transformation is taking shape
• Accenture bags DWP contract
• Logica UK outperforms overall business
• Trinity Mirror chooses Google Apps over rival IBM and Microsoft cloud services
• IT spending on big data analytics to get a boost in 2012-13: Report
• Amazon launches lending library for Kindle e-reader users
• HP puts ARM at the heart of energy-efficient datacentres
• HR systems integration is a costly problem
• Harvey Nichols IT chief quits to join retail software supplier
• How achievable is the government’s move to the cloud?
• VMware vForum 2011: A walk through
• SNW Europe 2011: Conference coverage
• Hague closes London Cyber Conference with clear messages for business and government
• GB Group buys Capscan for £11.2m
• Speed essential to combating cyber crime, Kaspersky tells London Conference
• Cognizant growth shows that businesses are continuing to spend on IT
• Lenovo becomes world’s second largest PC supplier after strong quarter
• London Conference on Cyberspace: securing the future of the internet
• BYOD risk outweighs benefits: 56% of ISACA’s Indian Survey respondents
• Adobe acquires Auditude for video content management
• Contact centres adapting to cloud and social media technology
• MoD calls on academics, industry and inventors to pitch cyber security ideas
• Government trials voice recognition for Universal Credit benefit claims
• Companies neglect security considerations in rush to adopt cloud and social networking
• UK and US commit to open, secure internet at London Cyberspace Conference
• William Hague highlights freedom as key theme of London Cyber Conference
• Wikipedia provides social model for good internet governance, says founder
• Nokia launches free Wi-Fi service in London
• Dozens of chemical and defence firms hit by China-based hack
• Ofcom maps reveal poor state of the UK's communications infrastructure
• Oxfam calls for collaboration on enabled internet transformation
• HP PC unit CTO announces semi-retirement
• Hague calls for collaboration to realise full potential of cyberspace
• Migration committee calls for opinions on minimum salary for IT staff on ICT visas
• Standard Life scraps CIO role in IT shake-up
• Government earmarks £10m for Identity Assurance
• More than a third of large UK firms use irresponsible IT disposal methods, study shows
• Are network performance monitoring tools ready to meet new challenges?
• Japan may be facing sustained cyber attack
• Critical infrastructure providers are less engaged with government cyber protection despite growing
• UK cyber attacks at a 'disturbing' level, says GCHQ chief
• Barclays customers unable to log into online bank accounts
• Samsung overtakes Apple in global smartphone shipments
• Civil service pension mutual expects private bids
• Facebook admits to 600,000 cyber attacks a day
• BT to speed up fibre broadband roll-out
• Is the offshore contact centre honeymoon over?
• UKtech50: We launch the search for the most influential people in UK IT
• Private sector struggles to fill growing IT vacancies but public sector jobs disappear
• VMware unveils new DevOps strategy and cloud infrastructure suite
• Android now top mobile malware platform
• Toowoomba Regional Council gets smart on consolidation
• What can a CIO learn from Steve Jobs?
• Cloud storage boom as users rush to outsourcers
• I spy web servers which don’t lie
• Computer Weekly and Financial Times video debates – IT leadership and the CEO
• Recruitment firm gets cloud backup
• UK security strategy draws on growing expertise across Whitehall
• SAP to embrace mobile desktop, big data and consumerisation in 2012
• Industry welcomes HP's U-turn to retain PCs
• Open University expands computer-aided teaching portal for educators worlwide
• Survey finds UK IT jobs concentrated in London and south-east England
• Software skills survey reveals SQL highest in demand followed by C programmers
• US Tennis Association cuts costs running Citrix XenApp in Amazon cloud
• Kaspersky Lab offers tailored security advice for online survey participation
• HP announces U-turn to keep PC division after Whitman completes internal review
• SAP bets on in-house innovation, but does not rule out further acquisitions
• UK requests for Google content removal rocket 71% in first half of 2011
• University IT security pros thwart content piracy with traffic shaping
• Analysis: What is the secret sauce in SAP's success?
• IP network critical to video technology at FA’s St George's Park development
• Cloud computing will become the government’s 'common infrastructure', says Francis Maude
• Justice Committee calls for jail terms for breaches of the Data Protection Act
• Case Study: How RBS built a business case for virtual desktops to cut costs
• Airline's disaster recovery strategy boosts data centre efficiency
• Government CIOs complain of IT skills depletion due to austerity measures
• Facebook locates European data centre in North Sweden for ambient cooling
• Virgin Media Business sees sales increase by 1.2 per cent
• Citrix introduces ShareFile as 'iCloud for business'
• Analysis: What is the secret sauce in SAP's success?
• VMware-based server consolidation yields long-term savings
• Google Android overtakes Apple iOS in app downloads as smartphone user base jumps
• Big governance impact expected from data virtualization
• RIM delays Blackberry Playbook OS 2.0
• UK High Court rules responsibility for pirate content website lies with ISP BT
• Nokia launches Lumia smartphone range with Windows Phone 7.5
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