• IoT Tech Day showcases Benelux innovation
• Ocado Technology completes two-week self-driving van trial in Greenwich
• Project management is key to driving business success
• Petya ransomware hits Aussie businesses
• How Vegas is using IoT and Cisco to improve the city experience
• Cyber security in industrial control systems poor, says Crest
• London economy threatened by poor connectivity, says London Assembly report
• Cyber preparedness low among UK councils, survey shows
• Lack of accountability and investment blamed for NHS cyber attack
• Nutanix makes hybrid cloud push with Calm and Xi Cloud
• Victims of latest global ransomware attack urged not to pay
• Half of highly skilled EU workers in UK are considering leaving
• DVLA aims to slash IT costs by moving to public cloud and open standards
• Finnish government scraps paper and digitises archives
• Singapore authorities issue alert on Petya ransomware
• Met Police vulnerable to cyber attacks due to Windows XP use, GLA warned
• Cisco Live 2017: A tale of shifting skills and increased security
• Another global ransomware attack underway as reports of Petya exploit spread
• IBM Watson holds court at Wimbledon 2017
• Caroline Nokes takes on digital government responsibility post-election
• Co-op digital chief Mike Bracken quits to focus on digital government consultancy
• Stronger cyber resilience culture needed to combat threats
• French aeronautics and aerospace manufacturer optimises datacentres
• Government needs to build digital skills, says Civil Service Group director-general
• Google fined €2.4bn by European Commission for abusing internet search dominance
• BT launches free London Wi-Fi and phone calls
• Questions raised over long-term ultrabook support
• Hard to find positives for IT industry one year after Brexit vote
• IT contractor-led campaign to crowdfund legal challenge to IR35 reforms goes live
• To gain diversity we must ‘redefine’ how tech is perceived
• Danish mobile payments users get lock-screen and Touch ID technology
• Unabiz secures IoT network operator licence in Taiwan
• Dubai-based logistics company automates backup through cloud
• Middle East retailers urged to embrace e-commerce platforms
• Palo Alto Networks confident of taking security into SaaS era
• AA blames password reset email glitch on ‘internal error’
• Interview: Louise McCarthy and Valeria Della Rosa, EBRD
• Northern Ireland gets £150m for ultrafast broadband roll-out
• News UK dumps tape for backup with Zadara cloud storage
• Court ruling on Apple’s Irish datacentre planning dispute delayed by ‘shortage of judges’
• Santander launches video mortgage application service
• Business as usual at Parliament after cyber attack
• Why entrepreneurship is the only escape from AI-fuelled unemployment
• Housing developer rolls out HCM to pave way for stock market listing
• Swedish fintech Klarna gains full banking licence
• Russian hackers traded thousands of UK officials’ credentials
• Virgin Media hit by second router security risk in two weeks
• Cloud firm gets Infinidat hybrid flash to save £250,000 on storage
• British Army draws on infrastructure refresh and automation to power DevOps drive
• Most SAP users plan to stick with older ERP due to costly Hana migration
• Sharing health data is vital to patient care, says mental health CCIO
• UCAS reworks university admissions access with API
• IT glitch brings rail ticket machines down in the UK
• Some government departments lost up to 40% of IT contractors after IR35 changes
• Insurance industry transformation will mirror travel sector through insurtech
• Red Hat launches open source hyper-converged infrastructure
• Voice biometrics still relatively unheard
• Oracle 2016-17 results: cloud revenue up 60%, overall growth 2%
• Financial institutions need to rethink security, say analysts
• Case study: Future Facilities trials VR to pinpoint datacentre performance problems
• Waitrose joins John Lewis for Jlab 2017
• How the public sector can use AI to streamline digital services
• Russian hackers targeted election systems in 21 US states
• IoT is top priority in digital transformation
• Queen’s Speech praised for certainty on data protection
• Business urged to block WannaCry as Honda halts production
• Microsoft admits Windows 10 disables third-party security software
• Queen’s Speech highlights digital charter and data protection
• Digital government needs action plan and clear standards, says IfG
• EU’s new digital chief grilled by MEPs, but avoids controversial questions
• Dubai extends test run for flying taxis
• Telstra cuts workforce amid market pressures
• The human apprentices behind robotic automation
• AMD fleshes out EPYC datacentre server processor strategy
• Pirated software used to spread malware in APAC
• Testing was key to Rio Olympics cyber security success
• Tesco customers miss out on deliveries due to tech fault
• Property developer A2Dominion picks Hyperoptic broadband services
• Web hosting firm agrees to pay $1m ransomware demand
• Almost 10% of Londoners still unconnected, says report
• Analyst tips Microsoft Azure to overtake AWS as cloud revenue market leader in 2017
• Salford City Council adopts Microsoft Azure to deliver hybrid cloud vision
• Republican contractor exposes personal data of nearly 200 million US voters
• Emirates Islamic uses blockchain to reduce cheque fraud
• Nordic CIO interview: René Engman, Viking Line
• NTT Docomo turns to SAP Hana to boost customer experience
• Hovis boosts job applications after HR tech roll-out
• Abu Dhabi uses surveillance tech to protect Grand Prix
• Computing GCSE entries rise by 9% year on year
• McKinsey AI research finds slender user adoption outside tech
• South African game reserve goes digital to save the rhino
• British & Irish Lions engage with fans via cloud platform
• MEPs propose ban on encryption backdoors
• Bahrain’s central bank creates fintech testing environment
• Australia’s blockchain adoption at tipping point
• Russia’s startups and corporations hook up at Startup Village
• North Korean Lazarus botnet linked to WannaCry attack
• Greggs bakes in business change programme with SAP
• Amsterdam targets tech talent
• Australia’s decryption plan seen as untenable
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