• EE open sources rural network coverage problem
• HMRC weighs up desktop services and cloud collaboration
• Interview: John Hazen, senior vice-president of direct to customer, True Religion
• DDoS attacks hit three-quarters of global brands in 2015
• Vodafone and Huawei open narrowband IoT lab
• CityFibre rolls out gigabit services in Leeds and Bradford
• Interview: Janet Hughes, Gov.uk Verify programme director, GDS
• OpenStack: "Cloud success determined by business culture, not technology"
• Business failing to learn lessons of past cyber attacks, report shows
• OpenStack Foundation steps up efforts to address enterprise skills gap
• Middle East CIOs face numerous data challenges as the regional market matures
• Lloyds Bank offshores more IT roles to India
• EE to onshore all customer service calls
• Nexsan adds file sync and share to NAS to create Unity
• Government aims to make UK best place to innovate
• CIO interview: Ulrica Holmgren, Telenor Sweden
• Australia pledges A$230m to prevent a ‘lawless’ cyber domain
• IoT to play a part in more than a quarter of cyber attacks by 2020, says Gartner
• Indonesian internet users turn to smartphones to go online
• Big data analytics a useful security tool, says analyst
• Security collaboration key, says BFA-Bankia CISO
• Nordic corporations open their doors to tech startups
• British Library's 'digital wallpaper' brings Shakespeare to the smartphone
• Barnet Council audit finds some Capita services lacking
• New Zealand wants UK and other overseas ICT professionals to fill skills gap
• Enterprises bar employees from free Wi-Fi networks
• Microsoft’s Q3 hit by cloud investments, income falls to $3.8bn
• NHS England funds online GP appointments
• UK information commissioner weighs in on Privacy Shield
• Alphabet share price down as Q1 revenue disappoints
• France takes the lead in the global open data race
• Rackspace embarks on renewed push to ease enterprise adoption of AWS and Azure clouds
• Nationwide streamlines e-commerce checks with CA Technologies
• UK economy faces digital divide, CBI warns
• Spectra Logic claims biggest and fastest TFinity tape library
• BBC micro:bit Model Rocket Car Competition sparks creative interest in Stem
• Graduation of apprentices is coming of age for Accenture’s Newcastle hub
• GCHQ told analysts to assume surveillance 'bulk data' is legal
• Business needs to take GDPR seriously, says UK privacy chief
• Singapore online grocer RedMart uses cloud ERP to drive growth
• Halfords CIO jumps ship to move to Morrisons
• Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer remains silent on strategy review
• UK institute seeking better cyber defences for ICS, says director
• DevOps advocates bust myths around use of agile software development in enterprise
• European Commission ready to splash €50bn on transformational digitisation plan
• Guidance on consent and opt-outs for patient data sharing delayed
• SAP's financials point to boom in cloud and Hana
• Free Wi-Fi to be implemented across the NHS by 2019
• Intel to cut workforce despite strong Q1 results
• European Commission formally objects to Google’s Android dominance
• Raspberry Pi competition sparks interest in Stem careers
• GDPR will require 28,000 DPOs in Europe and US, study shows
• T-Systems embarks on enterprise-focused cloud push with colocation provider Virtus
• Balancing privacy and security a key challenge, says NCA
• Hillingdon Hospitals give clinicians mobile access to care records
• Zadara adds object storage, bigger flash and 16Gbps Fibre Channel
• Digital education in the UK is “patchy”, says Capgemini executive
• Three-quarters of Brits unaware of IP Bill, one-third don’t care
• IBM financials squeezed but cloud, mobile, security and analytics show growth
• PC market pauses while enterprises prepare for Windows 10
• Sainsbury’s creates 150 digital jobs in Manchester to boost innovation
• European Commission to create €6.7bn continent-wide cloud for scientists
• Mobile operators are overstating 4G coverage, claims Which?
• Organisations still fail to understand IAM, says KuppingerCole analyst
• La Poste delivers internet of services
• Research identifies organised cyber threat to Australia
• Brighton and Hove gets free city centre Wi-Fi service
• Singapore SME makes HR analytics affordable for other small companies
• How BI can improve healthcare in Asean
• Tata Consultancy Services to appeal damages in IP case
• Potential for sales bonanza as Oracle accelerates into cloud
• Airlines and public transport fertile grounds for mobile ticketing
• Employees’ use of personal devices puts firms at risk of malware infection, says report
• Suppliers charge ‘exorbitant’ fees for council tax system changes
• Manx Telecom to trial integrated cellular-satellite mobile service
• CIO interview: Gerard Spans, Arcadis
• New iPhone SE no panacea for Apple, say analysts
• X-IO exploits NVMe to develop super-fast Axellio flash storage
• The secrets of Nordic fintech boost
• Government CTO Liam Maxwell to leave GDS for new job as digital czar
• The Middle East’s home-grown app market now really growing, but from a low base
• Los Alamos puts 30PB of Scality object storage into production
• Teradata Universe 2016: MPP architecture recast as ‘Intelliflex’
• Capgemini to build 100-strong team of blockchain specialists
• RBS to close NatWest branches and cut 600 jobs as customers go online
• Israeli volunteers ready their cyber defences as Anonymous affiliates attack
• E-commerce struggles for growth in Asean countries
• Lack of career progression pushes IT workers to shop around for jobs
• Mitel and Polycom merge to form $2.5bn cloud unified communications firm
• Microsoft steps up campaign against government surveillance
• BBC turns micro:bit computers into IoT devices
• Stockholm’s public sector boosts productivity with a move towards mobility
• Australian universities increase IT spending well above global average
• NHS England shares results of trusts' digital maturity self-assessments
• Data protection law sails through European Parliament
• EE, Qualcomm bring freestyle drone racing to Wembley Stadium
• IBM and Oracle fortunes hit by rapid growth of PaaS, Gartner claims
• Social media could be used to identify refugees, says fintech founder
• Ticketmaster tech chief claims software engineers should consider sales training
• Business needs education in cloud value and security, study shows
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