• Bangkok Airways takes customer service to the cloud
• Yahoo security still poor despite massive breach, claims Venafi
• Growth in UK smartphone market levels off
• Ministry of Justice IT systems are ‘fragile and precarious’, say MPs
• Apple to fix backup security vulnerability in iOS 10
• Australia must take cyber security opportunity
• Government mishandling smart meter roll-out, says committee
• Government enlists startups to develop exporters’ network
• RBS tests claim blockchain could replace UK’s Faster Payments bank clearing scheme
• BBC opens up about holographic TV trials
• UK government partners with tech startups on cyber security
• Yahoo under fire over data breach affecting 500 million users
• Case study: Housing & Care 21 makes digital advances
• Accenture apprentice scheme gets first female graduate
• Openreach responds to Fix Britain’s Internet broadband campaigners
• Government’s lack of clear plan for digital NHS poses risk to ‘credibility’
• Pizza Hut Hong Kong rips up traditional CRM rule book
• Dropbox gives UK enterprises option to host cloud data in Europe
• Hypergrid adds metered usage and networks to hyper-converged kit
• Which? calls for user compensation over Windows 10 upgrade issues
• Cyber attack aimed at destruction, says TV5Monde
• Many don’t test disaster recovery plans properly, survey finds
• London Capital Group improves service deployment with SDN
• $81m cyber heist highlights gap between attacker and defenders, says Swift
• Brussels proposes new rules to stop abuse of roaming charge rules
• Skills gaps and ill-defined strategies hold back cloud adoption, suggests IDC research
• Finland’s OP Financial Group outlines digital ambitions
• Mobile connectivity still costing businesses billions
• Ellison slams AWS at Oracle Open World 2016
• Virtual Instruments extends VirtualWisdom to NAS testing
• IBM opens first Nordic cloud datacentre
• Qadars Trojan gears up to target UK banks
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2016 open for entries until 30 September
• Finance consultancy puts blockchain apps in the cloud
• Essex hospital trust upgrades IT infrastructure
• Business warned not to be complacent about cyber security
• Digital Catapult sets up London-wide IoT network
• Blenheim Palace IT addresses monitoring challenge with services deal
• Cyber security a key feature of US rules on self-driving cars
• Australia adopts British internet of things framework
• Singapore spells out e-payment vision
• Italian bottle maker deploys 88TB of Syneto hyper-converged storage
• Microsoft cuts Skype jobs in London
• Consumers trust banks more than government for biometric security
• OpenWorld 2016: Ellison stakes claim for infrastructure as a service
• Surrey and Borders NHS Trust launches IoT trial for dementia patients
• MoJ appoints new chief digital and information officer
• Mirantis acquires TCP Cloud in continuous delivery push for OpenStack deployments
• Bank of England sets date for core payments system replacement
• Royal Wolverhampton NHS merges IT systems
• Maturing OpenStack faces enterprise IT challenges
• Alleged hacker Lauri Love can be extradited to the US, court rules
• Furniture maker scraps legacy backup for Arcserve appliances
• Google sets out plans to stop its datacentre waste going to landfill
• Oracle Q1 2016-17: Oracle's cloud sales grow to almost $1bn
• Yorkshire and Humber CSI gets joint command and control system
• DWP to begin private beta roll-out of CIS database
• EC overhauls telecoms rules to bolster broadband, 5G
• Microsoft and Google cloud users suffer service outages
• UK justice system set for ‘wholesale shift’ to digital
• SSP customer pays £6.5m to exit IT platform contract with insurance software firm early
• GDS takes over DWP Digital Academy and gets ‘national presence’
• Cyber security awareness growing within business sector, research shows
• Emergency Services Network a risky proposition, say auditors
• Third of insurance professionals expect technology-based suppliers to disrupt market
• Gartner highlights gap between enterprise cloud adoption expectations and reality
• Manchester City builds digital fan wall on Hana Cloud Platform
• Cabinet Office role in information security in government not clear
• National Cyber Security Centre boss plans to scale up DNS filters
• Violin pins hopes on FSP 7650 and 7450 all-flash arrays
• Dell kicks HPE off top spot for server shipments
• Crest takes over NSA Cira accreditation
• WADA condemns Russian hackers for leaking Olympic athletes' medical data
• NHS trusts and suppliers not ready for end of N3 network
• Royal Shakespeare Company targets more groundlings with Progress
• Yorkshire Bank to invest in online banking to support cost cutting
• MPs split on BT Openreach and broadband USO
• Number of internet users in Myanmar rockets
• CIO interview, Rob Harding, Capital One
• Banks and fintech firms respect each other, says HSBC boss
• ING Bank datacentre fire suppression system test knocks banking services offline
• DNB and Nordea to merge IT operations for Baltic super bank
• UK SMEs have false sense of cyber security
• Scottish local government appoints CDO and CTO
• Scotland begins new superfast broadband procurement
• Dubai Culture modernises its datacentre
• Insurance brokers fear regulatory action over SSP Worldwide cloud outage
• Australian council removes costly bottleneck with traditional storage architecture
• The way of all flash in Asean
• Aberdeen City Council begins Swan network roll-out
• CIO interview: Neil Roberts, head of digital, Eurostar
• University ditches NetApp for Zadara on-premise private cloud service
• HP Inc to pay over $1bn for Samsung printers
• 32 SMEs win place on DigitalHealth.London accelerator programme
• MaidSafe secure internet concept enters testing phase
• Cloud security processes need to mature, says panel
• RSA upbeat about future in Dell Technologies
• CIO interview: Neil Pearce, Travis Perkins
• CIO interview: Changing supplier relationships at the MoD
• GDS looks for councils to pilot Gov.uk Verify
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