• Sustainability Victoria CIO Lars Sorensen shares his information management strategy
• Hitachi AMS wins out over EMC Clariion as ISP upgrades data storage
• Martha Lane Fox seeks public digital service consultation
• Cubic takes on Transport for London's Oyster card IT contract
• Government could outsource IT to India, says Ovum
• Sainsbury's joins e-commerce fray with iPhone apps
• Google and Microsoft to fight for SME cloud e-mail market
• VOA rates leave network operators reeling
• Tweed Council’s Director of Technology chooses cloud security for the third time
• Relocation of data center infra proves beneficial for SRL
• Synopsys picks Virtensys I/O virtualisation system
• 5 information technology leadership traits critical for the CIO
• Rising Sun Pictures signs up for cloud render farm rental
• MoD plans “major data cleansing” for JPA payroll system
• Google could use Paypal for Android payments
• Dell buys 3Par to boost enterprise storage family
• Broadband homes face £20 tax
• EC consults on slow growth of e-commerce
• Security software market shrugs off recession with 11.3% growth
• Interview: Mark Bramwell, head of IT, Wellcome Trust
• India could get workaround to view encrypted Blackberry data
• Move from Blackberry to iPhone is strategic, says Standard Chartered
• Betfair takes online gambling to the iPad
• Directgov loses its CTO to the Open University
• Protesters picket Google offices over 'end of net neutrality'
• Free online datacentre energy efficiency calculator launched
• Dell bolsters storage portfolio with 3PAR acquisition
• Perth Radiological Clinic upgrades HDS SANs
• Many antivirus products fail Vista security test
• IBM adds marketing automation firm to its middleware portfolio
• Many SMEs lack skills to run their own websites
• Graphics card supercomputers render passwords pointless
• Businesses not well prepared to protect data on mobile devices
• North London PCTs benefit from security system that taps into existing IT resources
• RIM updates free Blackberry Enterprise Server Express software
• Small, legitimate websites are major online danger zone
• HP board faces class action lawsuit over Hurd’s departure
• RIM reassures Blackberry users as governments demand encryption key
• Oracle sues Google for using Java in Android
• Novell puts SuSE in the Amazon EC2 cloud
• ArcelorMittal moves to Exchange 2010 under Wipro outsourcing deal
• Emersion list cautions against human data centre errors
• ISF Reports Future Threats to Information Security
• Hectic race to meet Visa's PCI-DSS compliance deadline
• Retailers' IT spending stagnates in 2010
• British Gas IT chief promoted to global Centrica role
• New metric could help IT build business case for security investment
• Interview: Dame Stephanie Shirley
• Santander migration glitch affects Alliance & Leicester customers
• SMEs favour freelancers as IT spend increases
• Android overtakes Apple as smartphones drive mobile sales growth
• Interview: Standard Life ensures sharper focus on IT revamp
• The philanthropic billionaire pledge
• Linux Foundation releases open source compliance tests
• Brits waste millions on idle mobile phone apps
• CSC reports rise in sales and profit
• Cisco reports 79% rise in profit
• Rackspace launches Cloud Servers for Windows offering
• Adobe vulnerability: Pen test firm finds ColdFusion admin page flaw
• ISACA issues mobile smartphone security policy guidance
• Zeus Trojan: Data-stealing malware transfers £675,000 from UK bank
• Cable structuring: Avoiding the warm rat's nest
• SMEs alarmed at rumours of death of net neutrality
• The six roles that drive successful business process transformation
• Government urged to use innovative IT to cut costs
• SMEs getting stung by credit card fraud, says FPB
• SME deal a move in the right direction for SAP
• Security industry must collaborate to win war on cybercrime, says McAfee
• Buckingham tracks roadworks online in real time
• Vtesse fills broadband 'not spot' in Birch Green
• Unilever puts risk software in the cloud
• London Fire Brigade tracks fire risk with SAS
• Financial Times seeks new CTO
• Vaizey backtracks on promise to review fibre tax
• Unified communications supports IT makeover at VT Group
• South Korean police raid Google’s Seoul office
• Microsoft’s bumper Patch Tuesday misses newly-discovered vulnerability
• Oracle will build Sun Microsystems data centre containers if needed
• Weak governance is undermining IT-led savings, warns Socitm
• Re-use rather than recycling is greenest IT strategy
• Browser privacy settings are not so private, research reveals
• Government will be fastest growing IT sector in 2010, says Gartner
• DNSSEC not a panacea for cybercrime, but a step in the right direction
• Zeus v3 Trojan draining more than £675,000 from UK bank
• Android phones hit by text-based Trojan
• Google and Verizon unveil net neutrality plan
• HP board wrong to oust Hurd, says Larry Ellison
• Press Association appoints its first CTO
• Business managers yet to embrace the full potential of IT
• VMware launches Zimbra Collaboration Suite Appliance
• Skype to raise $100m in NYSE listing
• Symantec completes $1.28bn VeriSign acquisition
• IT accelerators vital if UK is to be tech leader
• No need to tell ICO about laptop losses, says BBC
• BT Vision glitch hits Sky Sports viewers
• Inmarsat to set up global 50Mbps satellite broadband network
• Microsoft plans bumper Patch Tuesday security update
• Is virtualisation ready for the SME?
• Dull IT courses could hit UK economy, warns Royal Society
• Google is top of the tweets
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