• Mobile C-level executives are major risk to business security
• How to avoid technical debt in open source communities
• ChefConf 2017: How DevOps sets enterprises on course for digital transformation success
• Racetrack Memory products in five years, says IBM fellow
• Three-quarters of internet of things projects are at risk of failure
• Audit Scotland shares lessons learned from failed IT projects
• Economic and political uncertainty drives organisations to rethink IT strategies
• Almost a quarter of UK and US firms likely to miss GDPR deadline
• SAP Leonardo positioned as digital transformation catalyst
• EternalRocks worm combines seven leaked NSA attack tools
• Singapore to waive frequency fees for 5G trials
• Only 9% of parents want kids to be tech entrepreneurs
• Dutch railway uses IoT to reduce people jams
• HSBC voice authentication tricked by twins
• Middle East largely unscathed after WannaCry cyber attack
• Windows 7 accounts for most WannaCry infections
• Processing system glitch hits airports across Australia
• Denmark's Spar Nord bank in app dispute with Apple
• APAC accounted for 10% of global WannaCry infections
• Australian government ICT spending under fire
• McAfee researchers test WannaCry recovery method
• Manx Telecom streamlines its business with VMware NFV
• Command and control communications key to detecting threats
• Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust deploys nurse-led mobile vital signs app
• How to simplify IT integration
• Interview: Claude Moraes, MEP and EU Civil Liberties Committee chair
• Microsoft to open African cloud datacentre region in 2018
• General election 2017: a quick guide to the parties’ digital pledges
• Neustar launches international security council
• Brits expect driverless cars to outnumber normal cars in 15 years
• Raising the bar on safety with data analytics
• Cloud provider snubs SAN for StorPool hyper-converged infrastructure
• Interview: Mark Potter, CTO, HPE
• Half of CIOs have no Brexit plan because of uncertainty
• Conservative Party manifesto promises to ‘face up to fast-changing technology’
• Financial services firms urged to consider ramping up cloud investments
• Gender pay reporting will encourage parity, says FDM’s Sheila Flavell
• Strong cyber security posture reduces impact of breaches
• Lib Dem manifesto pledges digital bill of rights and superfast broadband
• WannaCry biggest incident to date for National Cyber Security Centre
• Analytics, automation and AI critical to Cisco’s growth
• Smart Dubai works with United Nations on smart cities index
• SAP wants to be cloud leader in APAC by 2020
• CIO interview: Ibrahim Gokcen, Maersk
• Bombardier signs $700m IBM cloud deal to support business turnaround efforts
• Dell EMC all-flash XtremIO X2 gains I/O boost via software upgrade
• Business not taking cyber security seriously enough, says Dido Harding
• Google DeepMind patient data-sharing based on inappropriate legal grounds, says Caldicott
• Network testing group builds new playground with Juniper NFV tech
• London digital sector continues to grow faster than rest of UK
• TechUK manifesto calls on next government to put strong focus on digital
• How AI will enhance user experience and boost productivity
• Startup aims to improve web access for disabled people
• VMware expands support for Horizon Cloud to include Microsoft Azure
• Sapphire 2017: McDermott declares SAP indirect licensing policy change
• SAP pushes deeper into machine learning
• Customer experience transformation at Macquarie bank brings legacy system retirement as a bonus
• HPE increases ‘The Machine’ memory pool 20-fold
• Most younger shoppers want to buy goods directly through social media
• Colt extends high bandwidth network into Finland
• Samsung Pay finally hits the UK
• UK government sees collaboration as key to cyber security success
• Labour election manifesto commits to growing the digital economy
• Financial services CISOs prioritise GDPR – but their service providers might not have
• Lack of skills preventing digital transformation, says 65% of decision makers
• Ransomware: Protect yourself with good backup and cloud policies
• Vodafone sinks to £5.2bn loss
• More than half of consumers trust reviews over retailer advice
• Global ransomware attack could be long-awaited wake-up call
• Airport group uses cloud-based software to support insourcing
• MPs and peers urged not to use personal email as WannaCry spreads
• Attackers have no need of zero-days, breach data shows
• Manchester trams halted by communications failure
• NHS cyber attack shows need for resilient infrastructure and security education
• Why IT needs effective monitoring for cloud applications
• NHS must transform to reap the benefits of AI
• Businesses urged to apply Windows patch to avert WannaCry attacks
• Toys R Us introduces tablets for store staff
• How Microsoft is extending the benefits of Office 365
• Nordea moves staff to Stockholm Fintech Hub
• Penetration testing essential for success in security arms race
• Almost three-quarters of tech workers thinking of leaving UK after Brexit
• NHS hospitals hit in global ransomware attack
• Five cyber security imperatives for all companies
• CTS director Iain Patterson leaves GDS
• ICO reports record number of data breaches and fines
• Mixed reaction to Trump’s cyber security executive order
• Why smart cities need to become smarter about technology
• Singapore universities hit by advanced persistent threat attacks
• Tech packages to help Singapore SMEs go digital
• BBC signs five-year enterprise ICT deal with Atos
• Cisco adds AI to Spark collaboration platform with MindMeld buy
• Openreach asks comms providers how to improve broadband access
• Made.com trialling real-time chat for customer advice
• Paymentless retail could be the future, says Barclaycard VP of strategy and innovation
• New York Philharmonic puts Toscanini archive online for worldwide audience
• BT to cut 4,000 jobs in digital transformation plan
• Plans for superfast broadband and digital ambassador in leaked Labour manifesto
• Microsoft shifts to intelligence in cloud and on the edge
• London will lose its European tech leadership status because of Brexit
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