• Workday seeks growth, not profit, as it expands in Europe
• Swedish big data project predicts train delays before they happen
• Facebook ruling not only landmark data protection case in Europe, say experts
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2015: Shortlist announced
• Vodafone uses femtocells to turn pubs into hubs
• DVLA brings IT back in-house after decades of outsourcing
• Most nuclear plants not prepared for cyber attack, says Chatham House
• What to consider when IT outsourcing contracts come up for renewal
• IT added to list of essential services to protect insolvent companies
• Unused Wi-Fi spectrum may be costing mobile operators billions
• Keeping up with Cassandra, the NoSQL database
• Security industry must help business prioritise cyber risk, says Huntsman Security
• Collaboration needed to drive IT in Finland’s local government
• UK bioinformatics team builds research-sharing cloud on OpenStack
• David Jones online customers hit by data breach
• Disabled consumers significantly more likely to be digitally excluded
• In-flight broadband increasingly in demand, says Inmarsat
• 15 million T-mobile customers hit by Experian hack
• National Coding Week 2015 – older people can learn programming skills too
• European IT budgets expected to fall in 2016, research reveals
• NHS underinvests in data capabilities, says Public Health England chief knowledge officer
• CIO interview: Mikko Vastela, LähiTapiola
• London launches cyber defence centre for small businesses
• Facebook court judgement threatens Safe Harbour data-sharing agreement with US
• AXA PPP gives clients online GP appointments
• Digital inclusion agency funds libraries to teach digital skills
• Worldwide #peacehack hackathons use technology to promote peace
• Brightsolid opens Tier III datacentre in Aberdeen to support oil and gas sector
• HP Cloud 28+ enters beta and introduces self-certification scheme for providers
• A third of firms lack adequate data protection policies, survey finds
• Education, energy and finance top UK cyber attack targets
• JLab’s 2015 startups explain how the accelerator has helped them
• The next steps for digital government - a question of accountability
• Smart peep-hole maker Peeple announced as 2015 Jlab winner
• Medical devices must be secure by design, say industry experts
• Vodafone challenges for best network performance in London
• Free energy from radio waves could power the internet of things
• Accenture spends €25m on European centre in Dublin
• Women in “a position of power” in IT industry, says BBC panel
• Women an untapped cyber security resource, report reveals
• Antarctic survey gets 1PB of hybrid flash DDN storage for big data
• Employee use of cloud storage puts UK business data at risk
• CIOs need to expand service management beyond IT department
• Risk to internet roots of trust having impact on businesses, study shows
• TelecityGroup to offer private Azure ExpressRoute connection to Office 365 users
• Legal documents reveal HP's failings over Autonomy
• Two thirds of UK businesses never meet important customers
• Common PKI practices undermine trust in applications, study shows
• British Airways picks Juniper Networks to build out cloud, core network
• Universal Credit digital service moves into the cloud
• IBM hails apprenticeship degrees as step towards injecting talent into businesses
• Cyber Security Challenge UK launches 24/7 games hub
• CIO interview: Monique Shivanandan, Aviva
• 120-day patching gap puts many firms at risk of cyber attack, study shows
• Celebrity search results loaded with malware, study shows
• News UK reduces IT supplier complexity with single outsourcing contract
• US diplomats warn of economic dangers of scrapping Safe Harbour Agreement
• CIO interview: Richard Norris, head of IT and business change at Reliance Mutual Insurance
• Surrey University 5G lab puts UK plc at forefront of mobile innovation
• Nationwide Building Society deploys artificial intelligence to reduce back-end complexity
• Facebook shares dip after site outage
• UKtech50 2015 - help us find the most influential people in UK IT
• CIO interview: Daniel Marion, head of ICT at Uefa
• Australian telecoms industry welcomes replacement communications minister
• Australia's flash-storage hunger leading Asia-Pacific region
• University College London Hospital tracks patients using app
• NHS hospital hails cost benefits of datacentre consolidation project
• Apple's Irish datacentre build hit by possible planning permission appeal delay
• Businesses fail to test or maintain mobile applications
• Most UK users deploy more than one backup product
• Spark user survey suggests growth beyond Hadoop
• Singapore’s Land Transport Authority pilots wearable technology
• TalkTalk: We will beat BT on fibre broadband take-up rates
• IT problems put Enfield patients at risk, claims MP Joan Ryan
• Vodafone and Liberty Global walk away from asset swap talks
• Silent Circle launches Blackphone 2
• ICO warns over public Wi-Fi data
• BlackBerry to put Android OS on new Priv smartphone
• Brit spooks snoop on users of the BBC, Facebook, Google and more
• SAP user group finds big minority adopting Run Simple mantra
• BT embarks on year-long IPv6 transition
• Zalando opens Helsinki tech hub
• UK and US governments announce digital collaboration
• Government Digital Service readies for change as its chief Mike Bracken prepares to leave
• NHS-approved healthcare apps found to be leaking unencrypted user data
• Ofcom gives thumbs up to more white space devices
• CIO interview: Antti Koskelin at Finland’s Kone
• O2 business customers get new upgrade finance options
• Lloyds Banking Group launches scheme to develop digital talent
• Nordea Bank signs Temenos and Accenture for core banking transformation
• Nominet Trust Tech for Good list – why awareness of good causes is important
• IP network upgrade rings the changes for Liberian operator Libtelco
• Equinix signs deal to drive up green energy use in US datacentres
• Enterprises warned off rushing into software-defined datacentre investments
• Microsoft Azure partners with DataStax
• What next for NHS Care.data plan after its leader Tim Kelsey quit?
• Ofcom hikes licence fees for mobile spectrum
• Why businesses are failing on information management
• Metropolitan Police Service’s £240m network procurement opens for tenders
• IT industry calls for the government to fill Stem skills gap
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