• European colocation market growth buoyed by M&A and Safe Harbour, says CBRE
• GDS aims for £3.5bn savings using its £450m budget
• CIO interview: Abhilash Chacko, head of IT commercial, Gatwick Airport
• How to avoid an innovation credibility crash
• Digital drives business consultancy in IT outsourcing renewals
• Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership takes control of its network
• Case study: Tideway uses private cloud to manage London ‘super sewer’ infrastructure
• Monster launches Tech Talent Charter for IT industry diversity guidelines
• Word ‘smart’ being abused by IoT advocates
• TUI develops apps to keep in touch with holidaymakers all year
• Microsoft security tools remove risky Dell certificates
• City University London virtualises telephony and contact centre systems
• CIO interview: Paul Haley, CIO, City University London
• Three key areas to limit cyber attack liability, says Kemp Little
• EMC weighs up VMware's involvement in Virtustream joint venture
• Singapore leads Asean smart city push
• CIO interview: Turkka Keskinen, UPM
• How to offset Oracle costs when preparing a move to the cloud
• Slush 2015 breaks records as Finland's startup scene flourishes
• OBR brands HMRC digital tax accounts project ‘high risk’
• Microsoft steps up efforts to clarify cloud security and privacy policy
• BAE Systems identifies three key security strategies
• Glasgow builds gigabit fibre network
• AWS draws on startup appeal to win over the enterprise
• Use legal protection to soften cyber attack impact, says Kemp Little
• Orange enhances internet of things strategy with additional services
• Dridex banking Trojan regains strength to mount attacks on the UK
• Not all UK consumers would abandon a data-breached site
• Government explores altnet fund and finds cash for mobile broadband
• Spending review: Osborne gives NHS £1bn for technology boost
• Emergency Services Network gets funding boost in Spending Review
• Only a quarter of banking professionals think incumbents are main competition
• Revenues decline across HP Inc and Hewlett Packard Enterprise
• George Osborne promises £1.8bn funding for digital technology
• Arcserve Cloud offers customers cloud target and remote failover
• NetSuite grant revolutionises workflow for Philippine non-profit organisations
• Dell security flaws reignite debate on pre-installed software
• QLabs gives hope to Australia’s data security shortcomings
• SSE network extension supports Ethernet services growth
• Case study: South Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust in big push on mobile working
• Dorset tenders for shared care record
• How the CIO can get on message
• Data breach hits Hilton Worldwide hotel chain
• Prince’s Trust uses Oracle for digital transformation
• Police make fifth arrest over TalkTalk hack
• Steel firm gets Panzura hybrid cloud storage for global ops
• G-Cloud suppliers hit out at government IT pricing deal with Huddle
• No sensible business ignoring cyber threats, says Kemp Little
• Equinix rolls out AWS Direct Connect in Slough datacentre
• UK defence review criticised for being too light on cyber
• TechTalent Charter: Better data will help the women in IT cause
• Defence review promises 1.2% of defence budget spend on technology
• UK police make two arrests over cyber crime services site
• NHS patient data-sharing opt-outs must be honoured by January 2016, says ICO
• Interview: Rackspace CTO John Engates on why hybrid cloud matters
• RSA aiming for usability through innovation, says CTO
• NHS England on the hunt for 'next-generation IT systems'
• UK economy could gain £14bn by investing in digital skills
• Windows 10 starts shift to platform-independent computing
• UKISUG 2015: Minority of users see SAP as digital protagonist
• Fintech growth rates explode in Australia
• Mixed signals fuel mixed feelings about Australia's data-retention plan
• SAP UK&I User Group Conference 2015: Newcastle University puts ERP on Hana
• Cyber breaches have hit a fifth of UK consumers
• Five key strategies for IoT success
• UK and Estonia launch TechLink programme
• Cyber Security Challenge UK terror final kicks off in London
• Seagate launches HPC storage arrays with RAM HDDs and SMR
• GDS on the hunt for digital training and support suppliers
• CIO interview: Lone Bundgaard, Coloplast
• HMRC Capgemini staff transfer consultation not as flexible as hoped, says union
• Citrix cuts jobs and spins off GoTo business to drive profits
• Coalition of top tech firms opposes weakened encryption
• Departing DVLA technology chief says 'job done', moves back to centre
• Password-killing Fido Alliance submits tech specs to W3C
• Group litigation against Post Office being prepared in Horizon dispute
• Volta Data Centres debuts power failure reimbursement scheme for customers
• The Green Grid warns datacentre operators not to ignore local effect of their activities
• The Prince’s Trust bridges digital skills gap with Young Scot partnership
• Ericsson gives shipping a boost with Inmarsat connectivity
• Most European executives would bypass security to win business
• RAC signs up to Microsoft Azure following IT outsourcing deal
• London Fire Brigade goes live with GPS 999 call system
• 451 Research highlights cost benefits of taking multi-provider approach to cloud
• Islamic State issues anti-hacking guidelines as Anonymous launches campaign
• Inforum 2015 Europe: ERP data analytics cannot avoid MDM challenge
• Fujitsu UK CEO calls for more Stem on TV
• US district attorney calls for access to encrypted smartphone data
• Cyber security mindset needs to change, says report
• Government and industry must tackle cyber security in partnership, says Vaizey
• Whitehall IT chiefs open up about challenges of going cloud-first in central government
• CGI tempts Nordic customers with Finnish cyber security centre
• Microsoft CEO gets personal with IT security
• Traditional datacentres ill-equipped to cope with IoT demands, warn technology experts
• Gartner: IoT services, connected 'things' to surge in 2016
• Security key to digital transformation
• Trent & Dove Housing virtually upgrades infrastructure
• Post Office IT support email reveals known Horizon flaw
• George Soros backs IT services in eastern Europe
• Security and privacy need to be core to IoT design, say industry leaders
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