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Sky announces tech insight day to attract new candidates
Ofcom and BT set out separate plans to increase Openreach independence
No barrier to trial in UK, Lauri Love extradition hearing told
Date set for landmark hearing into EU-US data transfers
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange centralises functions with ERP
O2 denies data breach
Why network function virtualisation matters
Government tests use of social media accounts for verifying online user identity
Skills shortage and poor IT infrastructure hinder tech adoption by Asean governments
Australia’s security software spending sees growth spurt
Put supercomputing on curriculum, says Earlham Institute’s Tim Stitt
Yahoo confirms nearly $5bn sale deal with Verizon
BT says it's "absolutely willing" to create independent board to run Openreach
Luxury golf shoe maker Royal Albartross extends online reach with SAP
Estonia seeks UK datacentre to protect citizens' personal data from hackers - report
Tech firms tackle IoT security with management protocol
Jihadists’ digital tools revealed
UK government needs 2,800 extra digital staff to deliver current plans
Facebook completes first flight of UK internet drone
Banking via websites in decline as mobile apps take over
Almost half of UK's largest councils lack cloud strategy, Eduserv FOI study reveals
Security industry welcomes cyber crime’s inclusion in official stats
Gartner offers insights into how cloud is disrupting traditional IT spending habits
MasterCard acquires VocaLink from UK banks
IT outsourcing falls steeply in second quarter but IT as a service sees strong growth
Mobile payments get Isaca’s security approval
BT broadband users hit by second UK-wide outage in two days
Intel’s cloud and IoT-focused businesses deliver disappointing growth
Reinventing Bahrain’s Kanoo Group through digital technology
BBC+ app tailors content to individuals
DWP blames policy changes for a further shift in Universal Credit rollout
Aster Group to implement ServiceNow
UK falls behind most European countries in safe data storage rankings
SAP Q2 2016: cloud revenue edges forward, 3,700 S/4 Hana customers
Benelux CIO interview: Paul Elich, CIO at KLM
Insurance firm frees itself from legacy shackles
BT broadband users hit by UK-wide outage
Williams F1 teams up with Thales cyber security
Microsoft reports strong quarter driven by cloud
Tech is trendy now but hasn’t always been, says Techmums founder
Mobile data freebies spark controversy in Sweden
Home Office merges IT units
Australian prime minister appoints new tech leads
Carbon Black bets on next-generation antivirus
US government joins legal challenge of EU-US data transfers
DDoS attack size up 73% from 2015
How Salesforce is encouraging people into coding
Private data should only be kept for ‘serious crime’, says European Court
The Green Grid rolls out datacentre efficiency metric to clampdown on PUE misuse
Nominet Trust launches £500,000 fund for digital inclusion programme
BT accused of under-investing in Openreach, prompting renewed calls for business split
IBM’s growth in strategic areas helps beat revenue expectations
Middle East airlines must continue to invest in IT
Case study: Rémy Cointreau boosts security and productivity
MPs call on government to address Brexit risks to digital economy
British Gas launches women in tech network
Most ransomware gangs open to negotiation, says F-Secure
French public sector’s never-ending struggle with the cloud
Prime minister Theresa May shakes up responsibility for digital policy in ministerial reshuffle
Japanese tech firm to acquire UK chipmaker ARM
Oracle targets cloud sales at Asia Pacific’s mid-sized firms
Collaboration is essential in dispelling “deeply ingrained” gender career stereotypes
Chef bangs the drum for greater diversity in DevOps teams
O2 boss Ronan Dunne steps down
Elizabeth Denham to start as UK information commissioner on 18 July 2016
HMRC needs to win public trust over digital services, says NAO
Tech industry welcomes Microsoft victory in data access case
Australia’s new government under pressure to hit broadband targets
Chef CTO urges action to prevent DevOps staff burnout
Internet of things accounts for a quarter of IT budgets, claims Vodafone
US jails Chinese businessman in military hacking case
Internet of things increases demand for tech skills
Trio of English universities pilot data analytics course
Challenger bank Starling gets UK banking licence
Siem fastest growing security market segment, reveals Gartner
Cyber attacks cost UK business more than £34bn a year, study shows
Tesla won’t shut off autopilot after second accident
CIO Interview: Elly Resende, CIO, Rio 2016 Olympics
Nordic CIO interview: Roland Grunéus, Intrum Justitia
UK business unlikely to dodge EU cyber security rules post-Brexit
DevOps skills shortages hit enterprise digital transformation efforts
EC gives Google extension in Android case but adds charges
Biometrics on payments devices safe, say three-quarters of consumers
DevOps a black hole for security
IT professionals urged to dial-down tech talk to win CIO approval for DevOps projects
ISP calls on Theresa May to eject Ed Vaizey from broadband role
Investigatory Powers Bill: rushed through under cover of Brexit
UK retail banks could get Google-like legacy IT replacement
Business lacks certainty despite official adoption of EU-US Privacy Shield
Cubic Transportation licenses TfL’s contactless payment system
Salford and Liverpool join forces on digital transformation
Panera transforms digital infrastructure with Cisco
IBM sets up security centre in Canberra
Singapore bank moves closer to the cloud with Office 365 adoption
Gulf-based Rotana Hotels centralises IT security
CIO interview: Tonino Ciuffini, Warwickshire County Council
Skills gap leaves firms at risk from cyber attacks
Google boasts of security as Pokémon Go invades Google accounts
Inforum 2016: Travis Perkins commits to Infor for cloud transformation
Private equity pushes Mitel out of Polycom deal
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