• Cloud-based infrastructure is a top ANZ priority in 2017
• Three-quarters of UK IT workers plan a job move in 2017
• Synergy Research Group hails 2016 as landmark year for cloud services growth
• Ransomware expected to dominate in 2017
• Telco turns Jersey into connected internet of things testbed
• Half of the younger generation still prefer a traditional checkout
• IaaS challenger OVH to open first UK datacentre by May 2017
• At CES, network firms bring gigabit connectivity to carmakers
• Surrey County Council catches £3.8m gain share windfall for broadband
• Security research links Russia to US election cyber attacks
• Most manufacturers will use customer-facing VR by 2020
• Scottish university claims a fintech first
• CIOs: Is a PC refresh really necessary?
• HMV changes its IT tune to cut maintenance spend on legacy on-premise systems
• Hosting provider dumps Docklands-based colocation firm for Migsolv
• UK youngsters unwittingly exposing private data
• Robots replace staff at Japanese insurance firm
• Startup uses AT&T wireless to enhance wearables for blind people
• Car makers collaborate on autonomous and connectivity initiatives
• London hospital signs Atos deal as part of digital transformation
• Dubai-based Aramex optimises branch office connectivity
• California legislates against ransomware
• Pernod Ricard toasts better demand forecasting with Infor
• Competition watchdog airs concern over Mastercard’s VocaLink acquisition
• Top IT priorities for Nordic CIOs in 2017
• Customer-first approach will make 2017 a challenge for Dutch CIOs
• Flight booking systems easy to hack, researchers warn
• Thai military to recruit civilian “cyber warriors”
• CES organiser slams UK government for lack of support for tech startups
• UK games industry to grow in 2017, but skills are a concern
• Alexa enters home automation
• Power firm quashes reports of US grid breached by Russian hackers
• London Ambulance Service suffers New Year system crash
• Three-quarters of enterprises collecting IoT data, says 451 Research
• Australian state’s human rights commission website hit by hacktivists
• The CW500 Club in 2016
• IBM and Credit Mutuel Arkea beat banking legacy with blockchain
• Top 10 virtualisation and storage stories of 2016
• Top 10 financial services stories of 2016
• Top 10 NHS IT stories of 2016
• Top 10 public sector IT stories of 2016
• Top 10 desktop, tablet, smartphone and mobile device stories of 2016
• Top 10 datacentre stories of 2016
• Top 10 HR technology stories of 2016
• Top 10 information management stories of 2016
• Top 10 IT outsourcing stories of 2016
• Top 10 retail IT stories in 2016
• Top 10 mobile stories of 2016
• CIO interview: MoD’s DII replacement will feed government as a platform
• Top 10 storage stories of 2016
• Top 10 networking stories of 2016
• Top 10 IT careers and skills stories of 2016
• 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
• Top 10 software development stories of 2016
• 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
• Top 10 IT security stories of 2016
• Top 10 CW Middle East stories of 2016
• 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
• Top 10 CW Nordics stories of 2016
• Top 10 cyber crime stories of 2016
• 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
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