• Vodafone brings offshore contact centre work to UK
• NCC Group launches bounty for open source security flaw fixes
• Nearly 2,000 Lloyds bank IT jobs set to move to IBM in £1.3bn outsourcing deal
• NCSC to educate UK politicians on the cyber threat
• Danish shipping company uses blockchain in IBM partnership
• Singapore’s Republic Polytechnic opens new labs to groom cyber security talent
• Open source adoption in APAC no longer just about cost-cutting
• IDC survey reveals Middle East CIO challenges
• Paying ransomware attackers perpetuates attacks, says researcher
• Executive interview: Gideon Mann, head of data science, Bloomberg
• Broadband controversy will linger despite BT Openreach split
• Outsourcing gives Scottish charity’s IT team time to think ahead
• BT agrees to Ofcom’s terms over Openreach split
• HPE plots next move on services
• Tech firms to get first look at CIA hacking tools
• Singapore’s maritime sector facing talent shortages in big data
• Huge demand for government cyber defence apprenticeships
• NHS Scotland launches GP information sharing system
• Birmingham Airport uses sensor tracking to reduce queue times
• GDPR to place extra burden on ICO, says commissioner
• London IT firms trying to increase worker diversity
• Danish consumer council refers Google to Data Protection Agency
• Glencoe Mountain Resort switches on 4G at 2,800ft
• Scottish police’s i6 project failed due to loss of trust and disagreements, auditor finds
• Open Rights Group calls for control of spies’ use of zero-days
• Rackspace to roll out managed service support for Google Cloud Platform in Q3 2017
• Nordea brings social aspect to saving with fintech startup Spiff
• Alphabet’s Eric Schmidt: “Enterprise must move to the cloud now”
• Google: Democratisation of AI tech to ‘greatly improve’ quality of life
• Domino’s Australia says hello to chatbots
• Case study: Tamer Group boosts bandwidth and network connectivity
• Driving change is key barrier in APAC digital transformation
• UK should pursue EU data protection adequacy post-Brexit, says ICO
• Centrica eliminates more than 20 IT systems after replacing SAP with cloud HR technology
• BT, Ericsson, O2 and Vodafone expand Stem for girls scheme
• Budget 2017: IT skills, 5G, broadband, and R&D receive funding boost
• Spring Budget advances 5G strategy and broadband funding
• Abu Dhabi finance regulator pens fintech agreement with Singapore central bank
• Excelero NVMe over fabrics NVMesh brings SAN to hyperscale
• Cloud-based ID management is key to PostNL’s public cloud strategy
• Investment industry to spend $2.8bn on AI by 2021, expected to cut quarter of a million jobs
• WhatsApp, Signal, ProtonMail safe from CIA hacking tools
• HPE buys Nimble Storage to fill an all-flash and hybrid gap
• Veritas expands partnership with Google
• Country as a service becoming reality in Estonia
• New wiper malware hits Middle East and Europe
• Accept everything is hackable, business told
• Bank branches still more popular than mobile apps for new accounts
• IR35 reform will have ‘significant delivery impact’, says Home Office CIO
• ZF Group opens doors to Hyderabad tech centre
• Retail industry steps up the fight against rising cyber threats
• IT staff recruitment poses major challenge in UAE and wider region
• CIO interview: Sarah Wilkinson, Home Office
• Nodeum to add S3 connectivity to LTFS-powered tape archive
• Virtual reality simulation helps KLM engineers escape in an emergency
• Challenger bank Monzo knocked down by card processor outage
• European data protection law to give consumers more control
• Thorough network upgrade underpins University of Law’s IT
• Deutsche Bank creates group-wide CIO role
• IBM readies quantum computing as a service
• 3D printing gets serious in the Netherlands
• Cisco UK CEO sees chance to drive digital inclusion after Brexit
• More than a million Gmail and Yahoo account credentials on sale
• AWS outage shows vulnerability of cloud disaster recovery
• HMRC blasted over "inaccurate" and "unreliable" IR35 online assessment tool
• Cyber attack on Barts NHS trust exploited zero-day vulnerability
• NSPCC CIO on combining hybrid cloud with managed services to boost Childline resiliency
• Crystal Palace Football Club uses app to securely share tactical information
• GaaP could save local government up to £500m
• UK sailing team picks BT to help beat Oracle at America’s Cup
• Modern Muse: ‘We all need to play our part’ to get girls into Stem, says equalities minister
• AWS claims human error to blame for US cloud storage outage
• Businesses blame rivals for DDoS attacks
• Australian crowdsourcing platform turns to cloud storage to fuel growth
• BT to create 1,700 apprenticeships and graduate jobs
• Cloudflare reviews code after Cloudbleed bug leaks data
• Swedish municipality Järfälla signs €14m outsourcing deal
• Dutch manufacturer standardises internal IT services through Unisys
• China calls for mutually-beneficial global co-operation in cyber space
• MoD ditches spreadsheets for SaaS-based collaboration tool
• MWC 2017: Huawei R&D focuses on vehicles, drones, virtual reality
• Gov.uk Notify ready for use across government digital services
• Yahoo breaches underline executive role in cyber security
• MWC 2017: Barcelona trial uses IoT and big data to manage tourists
• UK digital strategy highlights key issues but lacks measurable targets
• Singtel to start consumer IoT trials in Q3 2017
• Dubai Health Authority electronic medical records to launch this year
• GDPR good for UK business and economy, experts tell Lords’ committee
• CIO interview: Jim Downing, Metail
• Alibaba runs academy to find future e-commerce leaders
• MWC 2017: Tata helps telcos transition to digital
• More than 60% of girls want encouragement from women in technical roles
• Government seeks tech firms’ opinion on Brexit as part of tender process
• Over 100 Norwegian banks join forces in mobile payments
• Three-quarters of women in tech think workplace flexibility is key to retention
• Cyber security need not cost a fortune, says researcher
• AWS storage outage knocks US-hosted websites and cloud services offline
• Subscription-based air travel to hit Europe
• Liberty begins legal proceedings in challenge to Snoopers’ Charter
• Government digital strategy promises focus on skills and industry partnerships
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