• Consider diversity when making hiring decisions, says Fujitsu chairman
• Benefits of digital patient tools in the NHS uncertain, says think tank
• Hackers arrested in Three mobile upgrade scam
• Smart meter benefits millions of pounds less than first thought, admits BEIS
• Telenor IoT strategy required core software change
• Children should be taught resilience and problem-solving to deal with digital disruption
• Dutch bank ING to spend millions ‘disrupting’ its own business
• One million cyber attacks on UK retailers forecast for Christmas
• Lending platform pioneer Zopa aims to become a UK bank
• Home Office confident in Emergency Services Network delivery despite risks
• Investigatory Powers Bill looks set to become law
• Citibank Australia to go cashless as digital technology takes hold
• ASA calls for clarity on broadband speed claims
• Barnsley Council maximises adoption of mobile apps though staff consultation
• National Police Chiefs’ Council sets out strategy for digital policing
• Digital transformation not a finite process, says Martin Kuppinger
• NHS Digital CEO Andy Williams to retire
• Digital disruption “unstoppable” but not to be feared, says Fujitsu’s Duncan Tait
• Government data security confusing, finds PAC
• UK almost bottom of OECD pile for ICT investment
• Hiring cyber security and big data experts named top priority for IT recruiters in 2017
• Altnet broadband customers tend to be happier, says Cable
• Business needs AI defence against AI attacks, says Darktrace
• Finland’s Automatia launches real-time platform
• SSP Worldwide under fire over cloud outage communication failings
• IBM’s Watson supercomputer brought to Finnish healthcare
• Coop Denmark replaces NetApp with VMware software-defined VSAN
• Adobe uses shared responsibility to meet security challenges
• GE pushes ahead into the software market
• GSMA calls for global 5G agenda
• Government launches digital trade platform
• Google to deliver VR tech training to a million UK schoolchildren
• Cut legacy IT costs to drive digital business initiatives, says Hackett Group study
• Identity for online gambling industry a potential market opportunity
• Online identity needs to be fixed, says Microsoft’s Kim Cameron
• Department of Health searches for digital leader
• TalkTalk bouncing back a year on from cyber attack, says CEO
• Cloud set to net a larger share of enterprise IT budgets in 2017, predicts 451 Research
• CIO interview: Marc Touitou, the World Health Organization
• Vodafone softens Brexit stance
• Amber Rudd orders Lauri Love extradition to US to face hacking charges
• HyperGrid launches HyperCloud containerised hybrid cloud platform
• Keeping pace with the evolving millennial consumer in Southeast Asia
• Insurance brokers hit by second SSP Worldwide cloud outage in less than a week
• Cloud co prefers Tintri hybrid flash to Dell, DotHill and NetApp
• It’s time to pay attention to mental health IT
• NHS England selects eight projects for second tranche of healthcare innovators
• 412 million user accounts exposed in FriendFinder Networks hack
• Gulf Cooperation Council’s local companies eye regional shared services
• CIO interview: Eva Listi, Systembolaget
• Trump election win creates uncertain future for IT services sector
• National Cyber Security Centre to trial cyber defence initiatives on government
• GDS strategy aims to 'take digital transformation further'
• GDS aiming for 25 million users of Gov.uk Verify by 2020
• Copenhagen fintech hub opens its doors
• White space spectrum to bring wireless broadband to Isle of Arran
• Russian banks hit by IoT-enabled DDoS attacks
• Women in UK tech earn 9% less than male counterparts
• Cloud datacentres to house 92% of workloads by 2020, predicts Cisco
• Tech industry is ‘eating itself’ through automation and lack of skills, says Harvey Nash survey
• 24 cyber criminals arrested in Europol operation
• GDPR will require 75,000 DPOs worldwide, study shows
• Government calls for input on inclusive smart energy policy
• Siemens deploys Syncplicity for global file sharing on private cloud
• Centrica deal reveals deep cuts into the IT outsourcing sector
• Insurance brokers fume as SSP Worldwide suffers new cloud outage
• Yahoo admits data breach may affect Verizon acquisition
• Government must tread carefully on AI ethics
• US information security lobby group hopeful of reform under Trump
• Road to safety: Self-driving cars in the Middle East
• Australia’s IFC Logistics virtualises storage to prevent further outages
• CIO interview: Mark Bramwell, Said Business School
• HP sponsors cyber security research chair at Birmingham University
• Capita’s GP support contract service failings ‘unacceptable’, says public health minister
• Automation will play only supporting role in wealth management for some time
• Aller Group deploys Dropbox Business in European AWS cloud
• HSBC combines AWS with agile thinking to tap into growing demand for mobile banking
• Global enterprise in midst of major network refresh, says report
• Financial Conduct Authority concerned about cyber security of banks
• Fintech disruption hits UK cheque processing industry
• Nutanix puts software-defined networking in hyper-converged boxes
• ANZ bank puts cloud expert in leading IT role
• Human-machine teaming key to cyber defence, says Intel Security
• Will computer vision help France take a lead in AI?
• BT boosts broadband speeds for SME and consumer customers
• AWS shares datacentre security secrets to inspire more enterprise cloud adoption
• European agencies seek to bolster co-operation on cyber crime
• London North West Healthcare NHS Trust to get to grips with patient flow
• SSE Enterprise Telecoms doubles network footprint in Capita deal
• CIO interview: David Cooper, interim CIO at Centrica
• Tesco Bank theft shows need to take cyber security more seriously
• Google cloud platform heats up the cloud market in Asia
• The transformation of Randstad’s IT infrastructure
• Gartner Symposium: CIOs should build a digital platform
• HPE: The UK business one year after split
• Newcastle United implements software to understand Toon Army better
• Apple garners local support for Irish datacentre as legal challenge looms
• Oracle consummates acquisition of NetSuite, eyes $1bn cloud revenue
• Welsh government earmarks £80m for new broadband scheme
• Tesco Bank halts online banking after weekend hacker fraud
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