• Cloud Industry Forum backs EC cloud computing consultation
• Apple factory explosion could compound iPad supply difficulties
• Twitter opens London office amid Premier League footballer super-injunction storm
• SharePoint BI tool deployment underway at Lowe Lintas
• Salesforce.com gains 5,400 customers but profit slumps by 97%
• MPs call for extending mobile broadband coverage to 98% of UK
• Case study: Vocalink storage migration project driven by support concerns
• Has the stock trade's race to speed reached the chequered flag?
• SAP says cloud-based SaaS is ready for UK primetime
• Dell hires UK staff to grow enterprise services
• Mobile malware set to double in 2011, says Kaspersky Lab
• LinkedIn’s $10bn stock valuation raises fears of second technology bubble
• Symantec inks $390m deal to acquire Clearwell Systems
• Cabinet Office names ex-Guardian head Mike Bracken as director of digital
• Orange and Barclaycard launch contactless mobile payments in UK
• US security firm uncovers SCADA threats to power plants and oil refineries
• MacDefender fake AV security software tops Apple Mac user woes
• Mobile operators appeal against Ofcom’s proposed MTR fee cuts
• Red Hat boosts Enterprise Linux virtualisation performance with 6.1 update
• Gartner's top nine cloud contract terms to mitigate risk
• Jericho Forum commandments address the future of identity management
• Businesses must update technology to attract new talent
• Government outlines plans for identity assurance services
• London Stock Exchange averages 100 microsecond trades
• UK business looks to mobile IT to cut costs and boost productivity
• Microsoft attempts to cement Azure values at TechEd Atlanta
• Virgin Media Business unveils regional co-location datacentres for UK business
• Accenture tops global outsourcer league
• SAP highlights customer experiences of in-memory computing at Sapphire Now
• Apple woos EMI, Universal and Sony for 'iCloud' music service
• Compuware tackles poor mobile web and app performance
• Google tightens Android privacy controls following location data controversy
• Nokia’s sales hit 14-year low as worldwide smartphone sales soar
• Sony reset suffers setback after security flaw discovered
• SuiteWorld 2011: How will software-as-a-service change the IT department?
• Is the NHS National Programme for IT terminally ill?
• European Commission Digital Agenda seeks input on EU cloud computing
• Open source business intelligence: The next big thing?
• SuSE becomes separate Attachmate division
• UK PC industry decline is 'worst for decade'
• Cognizant steps up business consultancy push in Europe
• HP grows business 1% in Q2 but corporate products and services take off
• Copyright laws to get a digital facelift
• Dell posts 177% profit boost after increasing enterprise sales
• Missing opportunities the real risk for business, says SAP UK
• Future of NHS National Programme for IT in critical condition following NAO report
• Nominet rolls out DNSSEC extensions for 9.4 million .uk domains
• Winners at the AusCERT 2011 awards night
• BackTrack 5 'Revolution' release ups the penetration testing ante
• The security of cloud storage, Dropbox clarifies the language used in Help
• Joe Harley and Ian Watmore outline ways to improve government IT
• SAP co-chiefs highlight innovation at Sapphire 2011
• George Osborne launches new research centre in London's 'Tech City'
• CIO interview: Mike McNamara, operations development & IT director, Tesco
• Businesses fail to audit e-waste, fuelling illegal exports
• Public Accounts Committee slams intra-company transfer controls
• BT recruits apprentices for IT services division
• Ramp in regulation and threats pushed IT security in the boardroom, says Infosec
• SAP expands partnership with Dell in cloud and in-memory computing
• Government vigilance steps up after George Osborne reveals extent of cyber attacks
• IBM qualification courses rolled out in Scottish universities
• One-stop IT suppliers will bring vast benefits and risks, says Ovum
• 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
• NHS trust gets Veeam virtual machine backup; and more news
• 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
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