• RIM offers free technical support to enterprise customers affected by outages
• Europe’s diverse software sector grows despite downturn
• CESG approves first encrypted USB flash drive for 'top secret' data classification
• Forrester predicts data warehouse suppliers will integrate Hadoop big data platform
• Before database standardization, check skill sets, compatibility
• Software suppliers exploit distance between HR and IT procurement departments
• Microsoft will disrupt developer community by ruling out cross-platform development, says analyst
• Microsoft completes $8.5bn Skype acquisition
• Businesses told to work better with education to plug critical IT skills gap
• Businesses likely to rethink continuity plans after Blackberry outage
• RSA: Tim Berners-Lee calls for a new breed of information security systems
• Government CIOs 'lack the skills' for cloud transformation
• What does Oracle's release of Fusion Applications mean for its customers?
• iOS 5 update causes headache for Apple iPad and iPhone users as UK traffic spikes
• UK government says it can attract and retain the cyber defence skills it needs
• Unix co-creator and father of C, Dennis Ritchie dies age 70
• Google posts record-breaking quarterly results as search giant invests in mobile
• Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee on vision for the future of IT security
• IT spending on cloud services to exceed 20% of IT budget in ‘12: KPMG
• BBC evolves digital asset management with Life
• CIO interview: Gerry Pennell, CIO, London 2012 Olympics
• Fears over medical record privacy could deter patients seeking treatment, finds survey
• RSA: Data security should be more about detection than prevention
• Gartner: IT staff need new skills to manage big data
• Blackberry services restored following widespread outage
• RSA Europe Conference 2011: Nation state groups behind RSA attack
• Best of VMworld Europe 2010 winner adopts Cisco UCS
• New batch of IDS, IPS evasion techniques are hitting their targets
• RIM tight-lipped over cause as Blackberry services disrupted for second time
• Domino’s Pizza enhances IT systems and delivers £1m online sales in a day
• Aviva reduces costs by 30% with cloud-based HR system
• RSA: Data breach has made RSA stronger, says Tom Heiser
• The Linde Group selects Vodafone to provide global managed mobile services
• CIO interview: Adam Gerrard, chief technology officer, LateRooms
• Machine-to-machine comms set to explode with 24 billion devices connected by 2020
• Abandon the traditional IT stack to innovate, says Ovum
• Blackberry services restored after international outage
• SMEs find value in the cloud
• Twitter updates short URL service to protect against malware and record clicks
• Moving from in-house IT to third-party hosting services: Case study
• SNIA unveils 'Emerald' power measurement standard
• CW500: Martin Taylor, head of infrastructure and service delivery, Mitchells & Butlers
• Government unified communications: Efficiency and security challenges
• BI software migration to give IndusInd Bank a leg up
• Microsoft releases October patch Tuesday advanced notifications
• London 2012 Olympics opens Technology Operations Centre
• RIM to acquire cloud software firm Newbay
• Symantec uses visual maps to identify e-mail-based targeted attacks
• Ofcom further delays 4G spectrum auction for extended consultation
• Resilient key-logging virus detected on US Air Force computer network
• European Commission approves Microsoft plan to buy Skype after competition inquiry
• Halliburton appeal boosts industry lobby for CAD patents and erodes IPO 'mental' stance
• Google previews new Dart web programming language
• Jerry Yang in talks with equity investors about taking Yahoo private
• Blackberry users hit by service outage across UK
• Gartner: Tablets will replace keyboards and mice
• RIM uses near-field communications for content-sharing with Blackberry Tag
• Data quality improvement impeded by lack of automation
• Ovum: IPv6 transition -- why the rush?
• UK security firm finds new Apache Web server security flaw
• Patent-holder Intellectual Ventures files IP complaint against Motorola Mobility
• Organisations must prepare for switch to IPv6, warns Ovum
• EU competition commissioner says Microsoft will win EC approval for Skype acquisition
• High Court finds for Halliburton drill-bit software design patent claim
• BT cuts pole and duct costs, but variable pricing still unfair for rural broadband
• Azure beats Google and Rackspace in cloud performance benchmark
• Bristol Council gets open source go-ahead after CESG discussions
• Over 1,500 government websites closed in rationalisation programme
• Computer Weekly wins prestigious journalism award
• 85 sub-postmasters seek legal support in claims against Post Office computer system
• Video is future of communication, claims Cisco CEO John Chambers
• UBS systems detected $2bn rogue trader fraud, admits CEO Sergio Ermotti
• Salesforce chief Marc Benioff compares Larry Ellison to 'oppressive dictator'
• Oracle announces public cloud to host long-awaited Fusion applications
• Technology industry figures pay tribute to Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs
• UBS systems detected $2bn rogue trader fraud, admits CEO Sergio Ermotti
• Video is future of communication, claims Cisco CEO John Chambers
• Technology industry figures pay tribute to Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs
• Salesforce chief Marc Benioff compares Larry Ellison to 'oppressive dictator'
• Oracle announces public cloud to host long-awaited Fusion applications
• Australia's Integrated Research leads VoIP management market
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, iOS 5 and iCloud
• e-Crimes India conference 2011 to be held in November
• Mainframe revisited: how IBM is bolstering Big Iron
• Tesco bank slows migration to banking system
• Retailers call for UK-wide 4G to boost m-commerce
• Expect HP server price hike, warns Dell
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, iOS 5 and iCloud
• BT readies 300Mbps downlink
• What happens when you're gone?
• CW500: Andy Beale, technology director, Guardian News & Media
• Jerry Yang in talks with equity investors about taking Yahoo private
• Halliburton appeal boosts industry lobby for CAD patents and erodes IPO 'mental' stance
• IT companies dominate global brand index as Apple leads top 100 companies' growth
• GPU cracks six-character password in four seconds
• Warwick University enters final phase of three-step IT transformation programme
• IT supplier CSC repays £170m as NHS complains of Lorenzo record progress
• Back-up datacentre challenge - to build or to host?
• Kindle Fire could send tablet prices into nose dive, says market researcher YouGov
• Callcentre workers steal £400k from TUI Travel
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