• Hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs automated by 2030
• Case study: Ocado uses machine learning to help customer services deal with email overload
• BT builds phone boxes for the internet age
• DevOps largely failing to improve security, study shows
• OpenStack adoption by enterprise grows
• How collaboration will feature in the future of digital supermarkets
• IFS 16: CEO Sorbie vaunts digital transformation, capped with IoT play
• Twitter plans to cut hundreds of jobs
• Virgin Atlantic finds community benefit with Salesforce
• CIO interview: Björn Ekstedt, PostNord
• Insurers are joining fintech party
• Self-driving taxi roll-out in Singapore gathers intelligence
• UAE telco launches mobile wallet
• GDS faces review by public spending watchdog
• Dyn DDoS attack highlights vulnerability of global internet infrastructure
• In the digital era, customer identity is key
• Microsoft hikes UK enterprise software and cloud prices as pound tumbles
• UK National Cyber Security Centre a positive development, says CNI expert
• More than 100 MPs ask Obama to halt extradition bid against Lauri Love
• Interview: Kevin Cunnington, director general, Government Digital Service
• No endgame for cyber security, says Mikko Hypponen
• Major DDoS attack on Dyn causes internet disruption
• Many firms failing on crucial customer experience in digital era
• SAP Q3 2016 results: cloud revenue reaches 14% of total
• Spotify on benefits of ditching its datacentres and going ‘all-in’ on Google cloud
• Defence secretary announces £265m funding to boost UK cyber defences
• Huawei unleashes European cloud programme, commits to UK business
• UK first to bring surveillance under rule of law, says former GCHQ director
• GDS goes nationwide to ease relations with government departments
• Dutch bank ING returns to the UK with a mobile app
• Virgin Media CEO urges Theresa May to bring clarity to Brexit turmoil
• Diageo opts for additional services centre in Bangalore
• Google to open one new datacentre region a month in 2017 to boost multi-cloud appeal
• Lessons to be learned from attempted $1bn bank heist
• Armed forces minister wants military recruiters to "think different" to attract cyber security pros
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2016: The winners
• Asean countries deepen joint efforts against global cyber threats
• Emirates NBD pilots blockchain-based money transfers
• Cloud backup saves data after fire destroys school
• Ministry of Defence CIO Mike Stone set to leave in early 2017
• Matt Hancock calls for market to lead on full FTTP broadband
• Ireland to follow UK in setting up national cyber security centre
• VMworld 2016 vox pop: VMware users cool about VSAN
• Cabinet Office needs to get shared service centres back on track, says PAC
• Snowden: the IT analyst turned whistleblower who exposed mass surveillance
• Knowing the business is key to security, says consultant
• BT plans more rural FTTP digs as demand for ultrafast grows
• New College Durham selects VMware’s VSan over hyperconverged appliances
• Information security needs to cast recruitment net wider, says panel
• Apprentices flourish in IT services sector
• VMware VSAN 6.5 supports containers and physical servers via iSCSI
• Saving Lauri Love: activists plan their next move
• DCMS appoints director general for digital and media
• Cyber security is about big team efforts, says CNI expert
• Vodafone partners with HiWEB to launch IoT services in Iran
• VMworld 2016: VMware progresses its hybrid strategy
• Most businesses vulnerable to cyber attacks through firmware, study shows
• More want containers but storage is not up to the job
• Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange uses blockchain for e-voting
• IBM Q3 results suggest firm’s big cloud bets are paying off
• VMware aims to virtualise the cloud with Cross Cloud Services
• Malaysia upgrades internet exchange to cope with increased traffic
• Businesses underprepared for GDPR, study shows
• UKtech50 2016: Vote for the most influential person in UK IT
• Traditional datacentre hardware revenues hit by digital transformation efforts
• Desktop virtualisation growth to continue in Asean region
• Thailand’s Health Ministry embraces virtualisation in push towards e-Health
• Intelligence agencies collected personal data unlawfully for a decade, says IPT
• Isle of Man launches IT and education campus to share tech skills
• Business and GDPR to drive consumer identity projects
• Bromley signs two-year extension with Liberata
• G.fast broadband proving popular among European operators
• Post-Brexit drop in pound sees cloud costs rise by £1,750 a year in UK, 451 Research shows
• SSP Worldwide customers call for revised compensation offer for two-week cloud outage
• UK firms could face £122bn in data breach fines in 2018
• Dubai smart city will be the talk of GITEX
• HP Inc makes job cuts to focus on sustainable business growth
• Digital Economy Bill lacks clarity on data sharing, experts say
• Firms urged to automate security certificate backup after Globalsign blackout
• Three-quarters of Brits use mobile banking
• CIO interview: Ian Fisher, CIO, DHL UK&I
• Nordea bank joins rival’s mobile payment platform
• Focus on SME broadband to build Northern Powerhouse, says report
• UK will maintain European broadband leadership until 2020
• VMware and AWS joint venture to help enterprises manage multi-cloud environments
• Retail websites riddled with security holes, researchers warn
• CIOs struggle as digital IT strategies are hampered by corporate inertia
• Case study: Denmark’s Bang & Olufsen takes control of sales data
• Law firm merger ditches tape for Veeam/Exagrid disk-based backup
• Lloyds Bank to use virtual reality to test applicants for graduate programme
• Lloyds Bank launches technologies to improve and secure customer services
• IT startups suffer from strict, out-of-date Dutch laws
• Bristol is Open picks new network partners to enhance smart city
• CIO interview: Mia Forsäng, Swedish municipality Vara
• FDM Group launches Getting Back to Business programme
• Almost two-thirds of US office workers unaware of ransomware threat
• 3D printing makes headway in healthcare and manufacturing in Singapore
• Thousands of significant cyber incidents hit Australian organisations
• Government to name and shame departments failing to secure email
• MPs campaign for Lauri Love to be tried in UK
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