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• CIO interview: MoD’s DII replacement will feed government as a platform
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• Auticon: the IT consultancy that employs only autistic IT professionals
• Almost 90% of customers say social media availability affects brand loyalty
• Extra £440m to get superfast broadband to hardest-to-reach places in UK
• Top 10 state surveillance, investigatory powers and activism stories of 2016
• Top 10 business applications stories of 2016
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• 2017 UK IT budgets show increased CRM and business automation focus
• How Shazam handles its data reserves
• Hyperscale datacentre growth sees demand for OEM hardware soar, research shows
• European court delivers blow to Snoopers’ Charter
• Doddle Parcels delivers for Christmas with NoSQL database
• Top 10 broadband stories of 2016
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• IT Priorities 2017: Many ANZ CIOs don’t expect IT budget increase
• IT Priorities 2017: Quarter of Asean CIOs expect big IT budget increase
• Digital Realty sets sights on loosening Equinix’s grip on global colocation market
• IT error means 420,000 Scottish taxpayers not informed of new rates
• Midland News Association backs shared services for improved business agility
• Top 10 women and diversity stories of 2016
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• HMRC slammed over tax probe into Newcastle datacentre campus investors
• BMW runs first Innovation Lab for financial services division
• Consumers prepare for Christmas broadband misery
• What does Tech Nordic Advocates network look like a year on?
• Bright Little Labs launches first book to encourage kids into Stem
• Top 10 cloud stories of 2016
• Review of 2016: Top 10 CW Benelux articles
• Top 10 CIO interviews of 2016
• Could blockchain revolutionise the Middle East?
• Ofcom says 5% of UK properties still lack sufficient broadband access
• Government delays release of digital transformation strategy until new year
• Oracle Q2 2016-17 results: cloud growth but overall revenue flat
• 2017 IT Priorities: Benelux IT leaders least confident of budget increase
• Amadeus turns to NoSQL to answer complex travel questions
• Case study: German protein supplier Gelita uses MDM to boost global workforce mobility
• Smart machines primed to accelerate across business
• Cisco confirms closure of Intercloud public cloud platform in 2017
• Industry backs call for government action on 5G
• BMW Group uses IBM Watson to explore personalised driver systems
• University Hospital Limerick upgrades digital emergency department system
• Typo allowed Russian hackers to access US Democratic Party emails
• Yahoo hacked: One billion users affected by August 2013 data breach, company confirms
• Microsoft to offer cloud users private network connections to UK datacentres
• Swedish Cider company upgrades to cloud ERP to keep up with growth
• NAO urges CCS to step up as it fails to achieve value for money target
• IT services advisory sector consolidates as ISG acquires Alsbridge
• Swedish trading venue Nasdaq Stockholm fined for cyber security failures
• AWS opens UK datacentre region to meet "pent-up" demand for locally-hosted cloud
• Metro Bank moves IT infrastructure to cloud
• GP tests out connected stethoscope, cleared for NHS use
• Is there a Dutch digital delusion?
• Saudi Arabia enterprise IT trends for 2017
• Tech industry big guns unite to create crash-free IT services and systems
• KFC hacked: Customers urged to reset loyalty scheme passwords
• European cloud adoption grows thanks to Microsoft Office 365 push
• Citrix: How the great survivor challenges the tech giants
• KPMG cautions CEOs against ignoring GDPR requirements because of Brexit
• IT Priorities 2017: More than half of Middle East organisations will reduce spending on IT staff
• Government Transformation Strategy to 'fundamentally' change the way departments operate
• IT Priorities 2017: Nordic organisations to spend more on cloud services
• Blackberry changes tack to secure enterprise internet of things
• IT Priorities 2017: Buyers look for network privacy, visibility tools
• From Symbian to finance apps – Nokia expertise harnessed by banks
• PowerShell security threats greater than ever, researchers warn
• Cognizant acquires IT team at German steel giant Klöckner
• Networking tech is key to unlocking business productivity
• More than 2,000 TalkTalk routers hijacked by Mirai botnet variant
• The United Arab Emirates enterprise IT trends for 2017
• IT Priorities 2017: Quarter of Apac CIOs expect IT budget to rise by more than 10%
• UKtech50 2016 - The most influential people in UK IT
• UKtech50 interview: ARM Holdings CEO Simon Segars
• Few iOS apps in enterprises meet Apple’s new security mandate
• IT Priorities 2017: What will IT decision makers be focusing on?
• HP Inc: The difference a year makes
• Tape backup: Often old and confused, but quite cheap
• 40 firms to trial IBM Watson cognitive computing for cyber security
• Samsung wins Supreme Court case in patent battle with Apple
• DfT launches £2.5m transport tech funding package
• IT Priorities 2017: Hybrid cloud set to dominate datacentre infrastructure buying decisions
• Blow for Australian banks in Apple dispute
• Internet of things gains momentum in Southeast Asia
• Google to hit 100% renewable energy target for datacentres in 2017
• Dailymotion breach prompts calls for password alternatives
• Equinix to acquire 29 datacentres from Verizon for $3.6bn
• Aberdeenshire delivers wireless across schools and libraries
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