• 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
• IoT value even greater than the hype, says McKinsey
• Lack of digital skills is killing off startups, reveals Rakuten survey
• Internet of things key to fast product design improvement, says PTC
• Met Police forced to stick with ageing command and control system after project delays
• Fujitsu announces MetaArc cloud platform, acquires UShareSoft
• Deutsche Bank signs India’s HCL Technologies for digital services and systems integration
• Gigaclear trials first 5Gbps broadband for homes and small businesses
• Osborne pledges £1.9bn investment in cyber security
• Michael Dell confirms there will be no EMC sell-off
• Irish hospital to offer patient access to records by November 2016
• Australia prepares for IoT explosion
• Businesses struggling to transition to digital era
• DDN revamp adds SFA14K plus hyper-converged and all-flash options
• European Commission gives Equinix the go-ahead to acquire datacentre rival TelecityGroup
• More than 10% of IT workers are employed in male-dominated environments
• Ad agency that rejected cloud boosts Cleversafe object storage
• Yorkshire and Humber police tender for IT system worth up to £41m
• Asean higher education institutions increase software and services spend
• Over 55,000 businesses took advantage of government Connection Vouchers
• Openreach CEO Joe Garner to step down
• Nordic enterprises to enjoy cheaper datacentre costs
• NHS 24 abandons £117m IT system due to patient safety
• Passwords still a top issue the tech industry has to deal with, says panel
• BCS launches Register for IT Technicians to recognise industry skills
• Case study: Eir embarks on datacentre consolidation to support quad-play telco growth
• Security forces drive hacking idustrialisation, says SensePost
• Framework agreement boosts public-sector digitisation in Sweden
• UK firms look to threat intelligence to focus security efforts
• TCS to give internships to 1,000 UK graduates
• Meet the Stemettes events aim to entice girls into Stem
• HMRC creates 13 regional centres to support digital services
• Informatica launches big data management platform
• Openreach network sees heaviest loads on Sundays at 9pm
• Hybrid flash maker NexGen launches N5 tiered all-flash
• London Stock Exchange appoints CIO
• Environment Agency to issue flood warnings to EE customers
• The British Museum uses Google Street View to boost online access to exhibits
• BDUK passing 8,900 homes for every million pounds spent
• CIOs: Time to raise your game, say CEOs
• Three men charged over JP Morgan hacking and fraud
• Yeovil Hospital to get online booking system for patients
• Facebook report shows governments asking for more user data
• Tech Nordic Advocates will help Nordic and Baltic startups reach the next level
• Flash storage reinvigorates Sydney school district’s centralised IT
• NCA and Cert-UK call on more firms to share cyber-threat data
• Snoopers’ charter will force ISPs to raise broadband prices
• Bluetooth to get more range and more speed to power IoT
• Placing unemployed women in the IT industry could solve skills gap, says Martha Lane Fox
• NHS Education for Scotland chooses PA Consulting Group to develop digital learning resources
• Atos embarks on datacentre refurbishment project push with ICTroom in Europe
• Ministry of Defence CIO explains defence as a platform
• Data breach will cost TalkTalk £35m
• How to avoid being chained to an enterprise software licence
• Germany is finalising legislation to shore up CNI cyber security
• Cyber security industry urged to engage with SMEs
• Government CTO Liam Maxwell outlines GDS spending review priorities
• Suppliers lay the groundwork for IoT in Czech Republic
• Government launches cyber security research project
• EMC adds remote Isilon SD Edge and hybrid Cloud Pools
• Boris Johnson lobbies for stronger UK technology ties with Israel
• Europe needs to tackle key security challenges, says TeleTrust
• Microsoft UK datacentre plans win backing of government CTO Liam Maxwell
• HDS launches mid-market F Series all-flash arrays
• Australian cities are getting smarter
• EU data protection official optimistic on successor to Safe Harbour
• Watford Council deploys Wi-Fi across sheltered housing estates
• Vodafone chief renews calls for BT - Openreach separation
• Crown Commercial Service backs Huddle's public sector-wide preferential pricing scheme
• Falling deployment costs prompt enterprise interest in private cloud, claims Verizon
• Young tech entrepreneurs take advantage into the future, says Duke of York
• IT and business process outsourcing surges after general election
• Relaxed attitudes in Australia stalling IT security investment
• Cloud providers forging partnerships and alliances in Asean region
• Risk of crippling cyber war yet to be addressed, says former US official
• Gartner: Time to take algorithms seriously
• Cabinet Office launches ministerial group on digital technology
• Access to broadband to be as universal as water and electricity by 2020
• GCHQ and NCA join forces to police dark web
• Amsterdam Arena aims to set digital example to others
• BP forced to cut IT staff by around 30% as oil price drop takes its toll
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