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• European Commission launches cloud computing consultation
• Multinationals show growing interest in cloud computing, survey reveals
• Nokia ditches Ovi name in services rebranding exercise
• CIOs must move beyond keeping the lights on
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• The Guardian restructures IT department as digital director steps down
• FAST welcomes initiative to cut online sales of counterfeit goods
• Socitm reiterates call for move to shared services
• Lancashire council signs up to £400m outsourcing joint venture with BT
• CIO roles divided between innovators and housekeepers, finds Harvey Nash survey
• Sky launches graduate training academy to plug future skills gap
• IT suppliers must solve customers' business issues, says Intellect's John Higgins
• Government makes public-sector services online-only
• Hackers hit Japanese video game maker Square Enix
• Sony swamped by password reset requests as PlayStation Network restored
• Research in Motion recalls 1,000 faulty Playbook tablets
• What to look out for when migrating to cloud databases
• Storage industry cautiously welcomes budget’s medical imaging boost
• Sterling Commerce gives beauty goods packaging firm a facelift in the cloud
• Facebook security measures do not go far enough, say security experts
• CIOs increase investment in outsourcing and select multiple suppliers
• Government website pilot points to future public sector software development
• Banks create roadmap for IT outsourcing
• Analysis: What does Microsoft's Skype acquisition mean for businesses?
• London Stock Exchange becomes technology supplier as MilleniumIT acquisition pays back
• US Attorney General Eric Holder dashes hope of UK trial for hacker Gary McKinnon
• Facebook admits campaign against Google over privacy issues
• White House proposes cyber network security legislation
• Industry experts: ICO guidelines on cookies get cautious welcome
• Teradata's Stephen Brobst on 'Big Data' analytics and the Aster deal
• Government gets the smart metering ball rolling
• Transport for London invites 10-year IT support tenders
• SuiteWorld 2011: Manufacturers explain benefits of cloud applications
• Government urges councils to accelerate superfast broadband roll-out
• SuiteWorld 2011: Health charity Imagine cuts ERP upgrade time 60% using NetSuite
• BT fourth quarter results show 9% profit growth to £495m
• Microsoft Security Intelligence Report warns business of social network phishing attacks
• Acer and Samsung unveil Google Chrome OS powered Chromebooks
• Cisco warns quarter results will fall below analysts' expectations
• IT skills shortage makes innovation a challenge for financial services firms
• Analysis: Will Android dominance increase IT security threats for business?
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• SME technology trends in 2011: Analysys Mason talks cloud and mobility
• Financial services CIOs use regulatory compliance to drive IT innovation
• SuiteWorld 2011: Will NetSuite’s push encourage more enterprises to take up SaaS?
• Light Patch Tuesday introduces Microsoft’s new exploitability index
• Barnet mental health modernises IT through Desktop 21 framework
• Businesses wide open to DDoS attack and DNS failure, shows research
• IT professionals leave sensitive data on mobile devices unprotected
• US Federal Trade Commission considers action against Apple iPhone location data breach
• Programming bug exposes Facebook users' personal data to advertisers
• Government launches alpha version of comprehensive .gov.uk website
• Google sets aside $500m for US DoJ investigation into ad practices
• Ford uses Google Prediction to analyse driver behaviour
• Java and C# skills in demand as financial sector invests in IT
• Third party software goes untested, finds Forrester survey
• MPs told of flawed Oracle iSupplier project at Department of Work and Pensions
• BT to become a public sector network service provider
• UK workers in the dark about IT security, study reveals
• Update: Microsoft buys Skype Technologies
• TalkTalk broadband offers centralised web filtering
• Outsourcing contracts cost businesses more than expected, finds Lieberman survey
• New ICO guidance issued on EU cookie law
• CCAvenue hacking claim has inconsistencies
• IT initiatives cut costs and increase sales at Thomas Cook
• Carphone Warehouse founder hailed as UK's first digital billionaire
• Leeds city deploys voice analytics to optimise callcentre
• UK prisons use digital healthcare records system
• ICO publishes cookie law advice for UK website owners
• Light Microsoft Patch Tuesday for May
• Technology Strategy Board offers £1 million funding for Tech City start-ups
• Application services partners key to success, but look before leaping, says Ovum
• Acronis wins where skills are thin
• Skype Mac OS X client gets zero-day fix
• How to select technologies to manage database engine diversity
• Stena ships websites to Microsoft Sharepoint 2010
• Hackers plan third attack on Sony
• IT professionals are impulsive risk-takers, finds survey
• FBI says audit does not reflect cyber investigation capabilities
• Sony blames forensics for delay in notifying millions of customers of data breach
• Lloyds bank on master data management for business integration in M&A
• IDFC wins tier 3 data center design certification
• Data security, privacy prime banking security issues: DSCI-KPMG Study
• Nominate for DSCI Excellence Awards 2011
• Cognizant joins offshore IT services firms in return to stable spending
• What cloud risks should business consider after Amazon's EC2 outage?
• IT dominates UK’s £200bn outsourcing sector, says Oxford Economics
• Data breaches show cyber criminals switching tactics, says SecurEnvoy
• Sony's server software outdated and unpatched before attacks, says witness
• Apple releases iPhone and iPad software update to fix user location tracking
• Enterprise software market growth heralds recovery, says Gartner
• CFOs keep finance and accounting in-house despite outsourcing trends
• Brocade develops ethernet fabric for cloud computing
• Employers ignore social media for IT recruitment
• Leaked government documents suggest shared services are the future
• Mitchells & Butlers turns to Fujitsu following supplier review
• IT services sector bounced back in 2010
• Remote IT gateways a top vulnerability to cyber attacks, report reveals
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