• Retailers still not delivering omni-channel experience, says Accenture
• Kaspersky Lab advances expansion plans with London research centre
• Ed Vaizey to continue as culture and digital economy minister
• UK cloud use is soaring among business users, claims CIF
• Verizon boosts IoT ambitions with AOL acquisition
• Former nurse’s career blighted after blowing whistle on IT problems
• European education network launches search for IaaS providers
• GCHQ launches recruitment campaign due to demand
• Rackspace's share price tumbles amid talk of revenue slump
• Matt Hancock to oversee GDS as Francis Maude steps aside
• Scottish digital technologies ramping up staff intake for 2015
• Global banking IT group completes standardised IT architecture
• IT industry has positive outlook for new entrants as Conservatives begin second term
• FBI arrests two men for Photobucket intrusion app
• Inexperienced programmers cause SAP customisation problems
• Businesses still suffer negative effects of IT skills gap
• Microsoft bids for security edge with new browser
• Ctera 5.0 adds Hyper-V, OpenStack and more to cloud sync and share
• CA Technologies rallies workforce to support younger generation
• Rural fibre firm Gigaclear gets £30m to build gigabit broadband
• Tor Cloud Project killed-off by failure to fix software bugs
• DCMS gets new boss in cabinet shuffle
• Breaking Bad-themed crypto-ransomware reported by Symantec
• Santander launches 'Boris bike' app
• Fujitsu embarks on 10-year datacentre upgrade project in Australia
• PSNGB rebrands to drive information sharing across PSN
• College boosts student access with DataCore software-defined storage
• EMC: Rise of third platform could spell end for businesses unwilling to adapt
• Executives fear domino effect of cyber attacks, study shows
• Wearable technology to transform laggards in insurance industry
• UK Oracle User Group votes in Linda Barker as president
• Theresa May signals Tory majority could revive snoopers’ charter
• Barclaycard moving to next-generation wearable
• CIO interview: Mikael Ludvigsen, DLG Group
• Fortnum & Mason selects open source over commercial software
• Identity is key to meeting IoT security challenges, says NetIQ
• Bloomberg launches single page site as part of digital transformation
• Equinix gatecrashes Interxion takeover by making play for TelecityGroup
• The IoT industry needs to do more to secure data, says Beecham Research
• Selling tech as a lifestyle will attract more females says HDS
• Tweaking the tech industry’s message can attract more talent says HDS
• Use of Halifax mobile banking app doubles
• Criminal attacks new top cause of health sector breaches, study shows
• Sapphire 2015: Hasso Plattner hails “applications explosion” on Hana
• Software critical in Norwegian oil & gas risk management
• Temp and permanent IT staff still in demand, reveals KPMG report
• HDS executives share the secrets of a successful acquisition
• EMC predicts return to double-digit sales growth
• CIO interview: Vince Sparks, IT director, Eddie Stobart
• NSA phone metadata tracking ruled illegal
• EMC-owned Spanning sounds alarm over enterprise attitude to SaaS backups
• Mike Lynch names Vatican and Kraft as Autonomy case goes public
• Manila breaks India top six in outsourcing index
• Huawei opens European Research Institute
• Sainsbury’s suffers £72m pre-tax loss as restructuring takes effect
• BT sales down at end of landmark year
• City of London Police crack counterfeit Cisco ring
• Ed Miliband most tweeted about as UK goes to polls
• Businesses should prepare for black swans, says resiliency consultant
• Hackers likely to target IAM warns SailPoint
• Future IAM will need to be broader, says Martin Kuppinger
• Cloud collaboration company Box expands datacentre footprint outside US
• European Commission launches 16 steps to put single digital market in motion
• Sapphire 2015: SAP reveals internet of things cloud Hana service
• Airbus Defence and Space embarks on networking R&D venture with Cisco
• American Express joint venture puts finances on Netsuite
• HDS says its storage products are cogs in a much bigger machine
• HP launches HDD-equipped Apollo 4000 at object storage and big data
• EU revamp of payment services draws nearer
• Finnish banking startup Holvi speeds up online identity verification
• Stemettes unveils Outbox Incubator programme
• German car makers eyeing Nokia Here mapping service
• European Union rules Skype and Sky are too similar
• CIO interview: Darrell Stein, vice-president of information systems at Reckitt Benckiser
• Google provides search engine database for big data analytics
• EMC uses big data to drive motorcycle racing safety improvements
• EMC courts developers with open-source storage software push
• Security pros must look out for IoT threats, says GE CISO
• Digital transformation affects every business, says Martin Kuppinger
• O2 buys Vodafone and EE out of mobile advertising joint venture
• Something disgusting at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal
• Atlantis launches mid-market Hyperscale software-defined storage
• Sapphire 2015: McDermott declares SAP natively digital
• HP targets carriers with NFV system and services
• Risky Scottish rural payment system runs 74% over original estimated spend
• Alcatel-Lucent to target enterprise UC market
• Sportlobster uses PubNub network for data streaming in real time
• VCE takes wraps off "hyper-converged" VxRacks to fast-track users to the cloud
• EMC revamps its all-flash XtremIO storage arrays
• Cisco CEO John Chambers to step down in July
• IT staff on the rise despite slow business volume growth rate
• Atlantic.Net unveils New York datacentre and sets out UK expansion plans
• Public sector IT suppliers call on government to extend G-Cloud 5
• Reading Institute for Environmental Analytics appoints first CEO
• OpenStack engineer shortage drives up private cloud TCO, finds 451 Research
• Home Retail Group grows profits 15% with mobile and online channels
• Memset blasts BT over PSN Protected deployment delays at Surrey datacentre
• TSB invests £250m in traditional and digital banking
• C-level execs need to increase cyber security literacy, study shows
• Cyber insurance scepticism leaves firms open to impact of attacks
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