CenturyLink launches private cloud service in 57 data centres
CenturyLink Private Cloud provides a ‘frictionless hybrid cloud option’.
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8 steps to a compelling business case for social initiatives
Analyst firm Gartner has developed an eight-step process built on the Gartner Business Value Model (GBVM).
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Smartphones are the new ‘must have’ back to school gadget
Children as young as six will be heading to the classroom with a new phone.
ByConsumer 3D printing is ’10 years away’
Business and medical applications will have the biggest impact in the next two to five years, says Gartner.
ByHow to overcome the weaknesses of backup systems
Philip Antoniou, MD of smart web application development company, Ad Finem, shares his thoughts on securing data.
ByKing’s Lynn hospital selects company to lead data centre project
Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust’s new data centre will help support patient care.
ByCharities risk security breaches without a BYOD policy in place
Limited budgets lead many charities to allow staff to bring their own devices to work unregulated.
BySupermicro UK launches cloud gaming applicance (CGA)
CGA to take advantage of explosive growth in cloud gaming.
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Number of school leavers demanding IT apprenticeships doubles
Applications for IT apprenticeships at an all-time high in the lead-up to A Level results day 2014.
By7 reasons to move to a web portal
Stuart Evans, CTO of document management specialist Invu, teams up with CBR to explain why a move to a…
ByBeing responsive in a multi-device world
With the proliferation of mobile devices, Ronan Cremin, CTO at dotMobi, examines the increasing importance of Responsive Web Design.
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Can Worldpay help Ethiopian Airlines conquer Africa?
The payment specialist aims to help the airline on its 15 year journey to becoming Africa’s premier airline.
By21 companies worth checking out in the UK’s data centre market
CBR takes a look at some of the most interesting firms working in the UK’s data centre sector.
ByTelstra acquires Ooyala to develop personalised cloud-Based TV
Telstra's investment will help the video streaming and analytics firm to accelerate growth.
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How Tegile Systems revitalised Saudi Petroleum’s storage set up
The flash storage specialist has ensured the safety of the global oil giant’s email and intranet data.
By‘Overhyped marketing myths’ – Extreme reactions to a flash storage upgrade
Changes to EMC’s flash array prompted accusations of ‘overhyped marketing myths’ that ‘bamboozle’ and ‘don’t live up to expectations’…
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UK tech sector leaves financial crisis for dust
The industry is enjoying its strongest growth spell since onset of the financial crisis, says KPMG.
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Google, Raspberry Pi and Kainos join forces to teach girls coding
Tech firms team up to support Girlguiding UK’s first coding camp.
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Lumesse weathers the storm with NewVoiceMedia’s cloud technology
The technology enabled the talent management solutions provider to seamlessly provide customer support.
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3 ways to explain Bitcoin to a five-year-old
The definitive definition of Bitcoin from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
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Navigating a complex storage landscape
HP’s VP EMEA Storage Division, Chris Johnson, sits down with Duncan MacRae to simplify the IT market and explain…
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How IBM is taking California to the cloud
California Department of Technology and IBM announce the ‘next generation technology service’, CalCloud.
ByPTC expands Internet of Things portfolio with Axeda acquisition
Axeda is expected to boost PTC’s ability to deliver secure, closed loop lifecycle management for smart, connected products.
BySeagate Technology’s strategic investments pay off
The firm reveals its latest financial results amidst an increasingly disrupted storage industry.
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Can UK users count on Dropbox?
File sharing specialist Dropbox is preparing to open a UK office to help push its European business, but do…
ByLack of technology holds back UK’s £2.1bn pop-up retail sector
The pop-up retail economy is expected to grow by 8.4% over the next year – but could be so…
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Infosys selected to help manage Daimler AG’s European data centres
The Mercedes-Benz manufacturer will also benefit from e-collaboration and middleware services.
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5 reasons Heartbleed has been good for cyber security
CBR partners with Joram Borenstein, NICE Actimize, to look on the bright side of the Heartbleed Internet bug.
ByStudy Group Australia goes to the top of the class with Pegasystems
Australian contact centre selected for international Pegasystems Build for Change platform roll out.
ByCloud technology saves real estate agency 40% on telephony costs
Solgari’s cloud integrated telecommunication services also help Sheehy Residential Real Estate transform its customer response capability.
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10 apps for a hassle-free holiday
Some of the best free apps available to make the most of your vacation.
ByHow to take care of 10 million customers’ personal data
The United Services Automobile Association shows how it’s done.
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8 ways to explain Platform as a Service (PaaS) to a five-year-old
The definitive definition of Platform as a Service (PaaS) from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
ByHow Facebook can deal with your data 99.6% faster than before
New data centre technology could reduce data-transmission delays across server farms by almost 100%.
ByNetApp introduces private storage for Microsoft Azure
The cloud-integrated solution should enable direct, secure connections through Azure ExpressRoute.
ByHow to transform your IT infrastructure and drive ROI
CBR and Riverbed Technology partner to offer you top tips on making IT infrastructure transformation pay off.
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The new .scot web address will ‘boost Scotland’s international reputation’
The domain goes live at midday today.
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Elitetele.com aims to boost UK network security with move into data centres
The unified communications provider says it has acquired a ‘secret, state-of-the-art’ data centre.
ByWhy San Jose Sharks can forget about its data storage worries
Pure Storage is supporting growing VDI deployment ‘without degrading performance’.
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5 ways small businesses can turn website viewers into customers
Gary Turner, MD of online accounting software specialist, Xero UK, teams up with CBR to offer small businesses advice…
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Could Terminator 2-style robots become reality?
Scientists develop a material that enables robots to transform from solid to squishy.
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Could Jaguar Land Rover’s virtual reality technology improve driver safety?
Jaguar Virtual Windscreen, 3D cluster and gesture control are part of a suite of new concept technologies that will…
ByElite acquires data centre operator Wi-Manx
Hosting, network solutions, Elite, data centre, Wi-Manx
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15 ways to explain the Internet of Things (IoT) to a five-year-old
The definitive definition of IoT from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
ByWhy digital risk officers are more than just flavour of the month
CEOs increasingly want digital leaders by their sides, according to Gartner.
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Google and Panzura make cloud storage ‘almost free’
The special offer aims to highlight the true value of cloud computing.
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Why a business that lacks IT agility won’t be a business for long
EMC's EMEA president, Adrian McDonald, sits down with CBR to discuss storage ‘mega trends’, the need to be nimble…
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EMC’s improved portfolio is the ‘death knell’ for disk storage
And we’re heading towards the 10th anniversary of tape’s demise, says EMC.
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EMC’s Elastic Cloud Storage ‘endorsed by the highest power’
But why does the Vatican need 3PB of storage?
ByEMC announces a ‘leap forward’ in storage performance with XtremIO 3.0
The enterprise storage firm claims it is ‘redefining the possible’ with all-flash storage.
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Tour de France stays connected with Globalstar satellite phones
The phones will maintain communication in areas where mobile phone signals don’t exist.
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IBM steps up research to help China meet energy and environmental targets
Agreement with Beijing Government will transform approaches to air quality management.
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3 vital considerations when choosing cloud data loss prevention tools
Willy Leichter, senior director, CipherCloud, shares his top tips with CBR.
By5 flash array storage solutions worth considering
Some of the best offerings from HP, Dell, Pure Storage, Skyera and Nimbus Data.
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Cloud computing technology becomes the norm in UK business
Hybrid IT is fast becoming the principal technology within business, according to Microsoft.
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Samsung reveals how Twitter will improve your travel experience
Travel firms, including rail operators and airlines, are set to monitor your every move.
ByWill Dell’s Irish centre of excellence drive European workstation innovation?
The centre provides a physical location with remote access capabilities.
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How Celtic Football Club plans to maximise revenue from its stadium
By adopting Priava Cloud, Parkhead stadium’s owners and operators could more effectively target and secure additional revenue streams.
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IBM opens SoftLayer data centre in London
The facility extends SoftLayer’s cloud services platform to support a growing European customer base.
ByBuyout of Internet services provider Metronet (UK) completed
The deal was backed by ISIS Equity Partners.
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Why you should use cloud computing
An IBM study shows exactly how businesses are benefiting from cloud technology.
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The latest cloud products and services
A roundup of the best cloud computing news this month.
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11 ways to explain Software as a Service (SaaS) to a five-year-old
The definitive definition of Software as a Service (SaaS) from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
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GP practices benefit from speech recognition technology
TalkingPoint’s solution has noticeably reduced the workload of secretarial staff.
ByHow Rackspace helps one UK retailer innovate with Hybrid Cloud
Rackspace Hybrid Cloud provides notonthehighstreet.com with a platform for more efficient and scalable e-retailing.
By$16.2m funding could help develop public and private cloud
Startup PLUMgrid hopes to use the cash to ‘innovate in new markets’.
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European Commission wants EU firms to save money in the cloud
European businesses could reduce cost by as much as 20% with cloud computing.
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How are UK companies investing in cloud computing in 2014?
Investment in private and hybrid cloud is expected to drive the cloud computing market in the UK.
ByThe court ruling that sends a ‘chilling message to the technology industry’
Supreme Court declares Aereo TV system illegal.
ByBlufeface, Dell and TelecityGroup partner to launch Dublin PoP data centre
The £680,000 Blueface investment aims to help the company evolve with market demand.
ByNew technology developed to aid the deployment of cloud contact centres
Transera’s technology separates media infrastructure from application functionality of contact centre software, which is said to reduce the time…
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Customers are the casualties in cloud war
Survey highlights staggering failure rates across 'tech giant' IaaS implementations.
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Oil industry supplier drives down costs with Advanced’s payroll system
Aberdeen-based Sparrows has seen its postal and stationery costs fall by £18,000 annually.
ByEU must ‘get tough’ on business energy efficiency
European Alliance to Save Energy members urge governments to focus climate and energy security policies on demand reduction.
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Respect Network’s global private cloud launch marks privacy milestone
The private cloud offering is said to shift the balance of digital power and revenue to consumers.
ByMultimillion pound investment bolsters smart energy security
The cash boost will help deal with increasing cyber security challenges faced by smart energy companies and their customers.
ByDrones could recharge their batteries by perching on power lines like birds
The new technology could hugely benefit the development of delivery drones.
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Why you might never know what companies are doing with your personal data
Four in 10 organisations obstruct access to our own data.
ByAccenture and Cloudera offer ‘empowering’ Data as a Platform
New alliance aims to provide enhanced data analytics for more informed real-time decision making.
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Data analytics and football – the biggest show on Earth
Big data analytics is giving soccer teams a competitive edge at World Cup 2014.
By4 tips to monetise cloud computing
Louis Hall, CEO, Cerillion Technologies, tells CBR how businesses can make billing pay.
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NetSuite drives huge e-commerce growth at Jimmy Jazz
The fashion retailer sought superior order management and CRM.
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13 ways CIOs can explain cloud computing to CFOs
What exactly is cloud computing and how will it bring value to your company?
ByPTC’s new software could ‘significantly’ enhance multi-CAD handling capabilities
PTC 3.0 enables customers to work with and consolidate data from any CAD source.
ByThe companies accelerating the introduction of connected business solutions
ThingWorx and Telenor Connexion join forces.
ByPTC acquires UK-based engineering apps firm
It is hoped the acquisition will help customers bring smart, connected products to market faster.
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Marks & Spencer growth fuelled by product lifecycle management changes
PTC solution becomes part of the retailer's four-year systems transformation.
ByThe solution that saved one firm hundreds of millions of pounds
AIG's claims expense has been reduced by new enterprise claims platform.
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How Pegasystems improves London Heathrow’s passenger experience
With the airport's runways often operating at 98% capacity, there's no room for error.
ByHow Pegasystems helps government agencies modernise
Government agencies can streamline certification and licensing operations with a customer-centric approach.
ByTop 3 tips to improve the business process
Technology is just one piece of the puzzle, according to Bank of New York Mellon.
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Pegasystems acquires co-browsing and collaboration provider Firefly
The partnership could enhance the customer experience and boost productivity delivered by Pega’s CRM solutions.
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Cloud, BYOD and IoT could ‘kill off’ stack vendors
Single vendors could be a dying breed, according to one software development firm.
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How efficient can energy usage really be?
An energy management firm and data centre specialist may soon have the answer.
ByThe ‘seismic shift’ in IT decision making
What impact are cloud communications really having on the IT sector?
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How will a new Global Cloud Marketplace benefit you?
Digital Realty’s partnership with ComputeNext is geared towards helping business all over the globe.
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Evolving customer needs spark multimillion pound UK data centre upgrade
Maidenhead facility upgrade is expected to deliver faster connectivity, efficiency and reliability.
ByIs this the world’s highest-density storage solution?
The new solution is said to have a capacity exceeding five petabytes in a single rack.
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What fuels the Calor Gas procurement strategy?
Wax Digital web3 is providing ‘best of breed’ procurement software.
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G-Cloud ‘lacks the transparency’ to succeed
The government initiative fails to make it easier for public sector organisations to procure cloud services, says the Cloud…
ByAre these 5 cloud computing considerations more crucial than you thought?
Cloud computing is evolving. Boardroom agendas must evolve with it.
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Is greater cloud security education a must?
Bitdefender reveals that SMEs remain unclear as to how to utilise cloud computing and the technology’s potential benefits.
ByIs the UK smarter than the US?
Samsung details how the UK has developed from analogue, to digital, to a 'smart' society.
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20 ways to explain cloud computing to a five-year-old
The definitive definition of ‘The Cloud’, from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
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5 of the coolest exhibitions at the Prince Felipe Science Museum
Valencia's science and technology museum is a monument to Prince Felipe's (now the King of Spain's), passion for technology.
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Networks are about to get messy
Are you ready for the future of connectivity?
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Print and bake your own robot
The robots that can self-assemble when heated.
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The latest iPhone 6 video leak
Is this the first video footage of Apple’s hotly anticipated iPhone 6?
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Apple adamant its iCloud has not been hacked
The iPhone creator responds to the hacking of Apple devices in Australia.
ByOne of the UK’s ‘most energy efficient’ data centres unveiled in Leeds
Its developers have put emphasis on efficiency and security.
ByTelecity’s founder gets back in the data centre game
But what has he learned from the dotcom bubble burst?
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Top 5 apps to protect your privacy
Take control of your private life with some of the best privacy apps available to download today.
ByWhy Tesco thinks you’re better off serving yourself
The supermarket chain plans to introduce 'self-scanning' technology to 100 more stores.
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The BT and Huawei deal that strengthens UK’s ‘knowledge economy’ status
BT could supply data centre services to Huawei as part of the Chinese firm’s £1.3bn commitment to the UK.
ByHalf of Brits no longer trust eBay
New survey shows the impact of eBay’s data breach on consumer attitude.
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Cleaning up the Internet, one criminal at a time
Duncan MacRae spoke with its Netlcean founder, Pelle Garå, to find out how its working with law enforcement agencies…
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Fujitsu to make £1m this year selling its ‘sweet’ Fukushima lettuce
The produce, grown in a semiconductor factory, has gone on sale to selected hospitals and stores.
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5 things you need to know about the Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
The recent Heartbleed scare brought SSL to the fore. But what is it and why is management of SSL…
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Thames Water selects the ‘Rolls Royce’ of the tablet world
Motion Computing’s rugged tablets help keep work processes fluid.
ByHow Brocade and VMware partnered to ‘fine-tune’ your IT environment
Brocade Fabric Vision technology will interoperate with VMware vCenter Log Insight 2.0 to help ‘reduce IT costs by improving…
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How business travellers can stay connected wherever they go
The iPass cloud-based mobile service lets business travellers connect conveniently and cost effectively on their mobile devices.
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Going on holiday this summer? You (probably) won’t lose your luggage
New global lost luggage system takes off for air travellers.
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Why the Xbox One will get a whole lot better this summer
The next system update will include Xbox fan’s two of your most-requested features.
ByMicrosoft’s Nokia X2 to be launched in 2015?
The Android smartphone is expected to have superior spec and a dedicated home button.
BySME concern about business risk rises for first time in a year
Almost half of SMEs are concerned about technology vulnerabilities in their business.
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Criminals target pet owners online
Fraudulent websites offering pet relocation services aim to con users in the UK.
ByWhy sales performance doesn’t really matter
The majority of Software as a Service sales reps miss their quotas.
ByIs tape storage set to make a comeback?
IBM sets new record for storing high quantities of big data.
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How Pegasystems helps to repair 5.1 million homes
Pegasystems will deploy new services, assist with operational efficiency and drive modernisation at home repairs firm.
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Water company pours resources into customer service
South West Water can now resolve issues more effectively, improving customer satisfaction.
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5 ways to increase online sales during the FIFA World Cup
The football World Cup 2014 is an open goal for sales you simply can’t afford to miss.
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Business management system makes food manufacturing a piece of cake
Cottage Delight now has tighter inventory control and improved reporting and forecasting information.
ByChurch of England prays £100,000 tech investment will boost education
UniServity wins contract to create online learning portal for Church of England Ministers.
ByIs it time to stop deploying performance disk for virtualised applications?
Pure storage rolls out new FlashArrays in ‘watershed moment’.
ByFujitsu appoints new UK head amid restructure
Business unit refocus targets global customers.
ByThe SaaS solution that will boost Hilton’s £14m fundraising
The online platform will aid the hospitality firm’s major fundraising campaign involving 160 Europeans hotels.
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Why one school thinks iPads are ‘fundamental’ to education
Chiswick School has given every one of its Year 7 pupils an Apple iPad.
ByWhat the EU’s ‘right to be forgotten’ court ruling means for censorship and privacy
The implications for European citizens
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How omni-channel commerce solutions keep Music Store rocking
For the past eight years, the world’s fifth largest music retailer, Music Store, has trusted in the technology and…
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Your 5 step guide to solving the BYOD security headache
CBR partners with Piers Daniell, founder and MD of Fluidata, to help you bring mobility chaos under control.
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3 simple ways to improve your IT security investments
Global security chiefs explain how technology investments can aid business productivity and reduce risk.
ByEnterprises are ‘hiding’ when it comes to tackling child pornography
Politicians and businessmen care more about their own problems, software firm claims.
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How a £2m collaborative communications platform is transforming healthcare
Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust has turned to Unify to improve patient care.
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How one borough council has boosted customer satisfaction to more than 90%
Sunrise Software helps Warrington Council meet its service level agreements.
ByCan police cut crime by analysing seized data?
Investigators are rapidly importing and analysing huge volumes of structured and unstructured data.
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How to save £11,000 per month on document imaging
One document scanning bureau also saved 1,122 man-hours per month with the help of Kodak Alaris.
ByWill IT contractors be able to plug IT skills gap?
Optimism is returning to the IT contracting market as the UK’s technology skills shortage presents new opportunities for contractors,…
ByInformation Intelligence Group delivers its first industry-specific public cloud SaaS solution
The SaaS solution uses hybrid cloud approach to help customers move to 3rd Platform of IT while preserving 2nd…
ByHow has Brocade redefined storage area network management?
EMC Business Partner Program Participants could be set to benefit the most.
ByCiena and Brocade demo the benefits of Cloud Orchestration Solution at EMC World
Solution is said to allow service providers and enterprises to rapidly change network topology and computing resources for cloud…
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$1m dollars up for grabs, if you can make your EMC solution fail
EMC announces unheard of big-cash guarantee to prove its confidence in EMC XtremIO all-flash array.
ByVirtualisation and in-memory computing could reduce costs and boost service
SAP and VMware Announce SAP HANA for production use on VMware vSphere 5.5.
ByEMC 2014 Heritage Trust Project opens for nominations
Companies will be honoured for stewardship of cultural information through digitisation.
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EMC acquires startup DSSD founded by the ‘Steve Jobs of hardware’
DSSD is expected to deliver 'game-changing performance' for I/O-intensive next-generation workloads.
ByHybrid cloud environment to be created in less than 48 hours
EMC will showcase its new hybrid cloud solution by building it from scratch at EMC World 2014.
By3 simple steps to keep your data safe
CBR teamed up with Russell Stockdale, VP, data protection and availability division at online backup service Mozy, to help…
ByHow to make money and lead IT transformation
EMC unveils new Business Partner Program that aims to help partners lead the way in global IT's evolution.
ByEMC aims to bring cloud-scale capabilities and economics to the masses
The new ViPR 2.0 'is the software-defined storage platform for companies looking to transform their storage infrastructure'.
ByHow much money could you save on cloud storage?
EMC Elastic Cloud Storage Appliance is said to offer up to 28% lower total cost of ownership (TCO) than…
ByNo company is immune to the world’s biggest IT transformation, says EMC
At EMC World 2014, storage solutions provider EMC announces raft of new products to deal with the proliferation of…
ByVisitors to these British towns can now get free Wi-Fi
An increase in consumer spending online has been a major factor.
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How one UK solicitors firm has automated personal injury cases
MTA Solicitors LLP’ case management is now faster than ever before.
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How smart is your city?
University experts help create first mobile-connected smart city ranking
ByEncryption firm adds bite to dental practice’s data protection
Vormetric Encryption helps Delta Dental of Missouri be a ‘good ombudsman’ of patients’ data.
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How businesses can deal with the third party app problem
New poll shows rise in cloud-based and mobile apps employees is creating more islands of identity that are harder…
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College saves time and money when it comes to financial operations
Manually intensive reporting has been replaced by automated working processes.
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Just how devastating is core system failure for your business?
Lost sales, data and productivity hits companies hard.
ByCompanies could maximise uptime for critical data transfer systems this summer
New high availability deployment option for Globalscape’s EFT Platform set for July release.
ByThe new tool that ‘reduces security management costs’
Webroot's platform aims to reduce the time and costs associated with security management.
ByHow Cisco can help manage your threat defence
New solution helps defend against known intrusions, protect from unknown attacks and guard against advanced persistent threats.
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How can you capitalise on the Internet of Things?
Yves de Montcheuil, VP of marketing at open source software vendor, Talend, tells CBR that it will be the…
ByHow is the English Premier League achieving its document management goals?
The organisation now efficiently processes 1,000 supplier invoices every month.
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Workplace stress forces IT workers to search for new jobs
Stress in IT jobs causes a lack of sleep and the breakdown of personal relationships.
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Nissan creates first ‘self cleaning’ car
New nano-paint technology that repels dirt means you might never have to clean your car again.
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How young Europeans will impact business in a big way, despite being poorly educated
Businesses, educators and regulators must help Europe’s generation Y create future digital enterprises.
ByOnline gaming service makes payments easier
International online gaming network unifies payment processes with Worldpay.
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Engineering investment firm turns board meetings paperless
Diligent implementation has reduced security risks, as well as been more environmentally friendly.
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How is NHS Grampian using software to ensure patient safety?
Communication has improved, with GPs knowing exactly who to speak to at their local hospital.
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5 simple steps to develop a security policy that really works
CBR has teamed up with Nick Banks, VP EMEA and APAC, Imation Mobile Security, to help you sort out…
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Three easy steps towards true enterprise mobility
Empowering a mobile workforce is essential in any modern enterprise to meet business goals and remain competitive, as Roberto…
By5 tips to avoid online scams this Easter
A new wave of dangerous spam has the UK this holiday season. Here’s how to defend yourself against it.
ByDangerous spam targets Brits with fake Easter offers
People are being conned out of money and their personal data with the temptation of God and Viagra.
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How estate agency customers are benefiting from touch display technology
A ‘SenseTable’ can be used by 60 people are the same time.
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How will the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games IT infrastructure cope?
Dell reveals its technology is ready for action.
ByGoogle Apps take to the stage at Glyndebourne opera house
But have they made it easier for stage hands to access their emails, schedules and documents?
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Robot mice programmed to have sex
Could they help to uncover he secrets of evolution?
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4 simple steps to manage data properly
The world is drowning in zettabytes of data but you can stay afloat and avoid information chaos. CBR spoke…
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Should you be sandboxing cyber threats?
Gabi Reish, global head of product development at network security specialist Check Point, talks to Duncan MacRae about the…
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5 things Heartbleed tells us about passwords
CBR has teamed up with Darren Gross, EMEA director of unified identity services specialist, Centrify, to examine just how…
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The microparticles that could stop you getting ripped off
Smartphone-readable particles could crack down on counterfeiting.
ByWould your bank refund your money in the event of cyber theft?
Almost 50% of people believe their banks would, but is their faith misplaced?
ByWeb scraping and data theft on the increase
The past year has seen an increase in the quantity and complexity of scraping attacks.
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Everything you need to know about the Sasser worm
The worm, created by a 17-year-old, that brought companies around the world to a standstill.
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Heartbleed: Everything we thought was secure is not
The computer bug that changed cyber security forever.
ByThe huge growth of global data is outpacing storage
Digital universe will grow tenfold by 2020.
By9 out of 10 cloud services ‘put European businesses at risk’
A new report points to a need for greater employee education about data protection and privacy.
ByProtection against dangerous Heartbleed bug available
About two thirds of websites could be affected.
ByHow Nottingham Trent University has bolstered its wireless defences
The university has teamed up with a provider of pervasive network security solutions.
ByBupa web presence kept in good health by web domain name company
The launch of new gTLDs represented a big online challenge for the healthcare firm.
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5 reasons why HPC applications are suited to green data centres
Once limited to scientific research, many businesses now use High-Performance Computing (HPC) clusters. Lisa Rhodes, VP corporate strategy and…
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Are you drowning in information chaos?
Consumerisation, cloud and mobile can make life more complicated, but opportunity exists.
ByHow one construction firm has rebuilt its IT infrastructure with Lenovo
New servers help to protect expensive design software and large data loads.
ByHearing aid that works with iPhone launched in the UK
Its maker claims it is the only hearing aid that can be described as 'cool'.
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Dating app Tinder infected by dangerous bots
Swipe right, chat to a fake user and your personal data could be stolen.
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David Cameron welcomes global IT firm’s commitment to create 2,000 UK jobs this year
Infrastructure services and Software as a Service (SaaS) expertise will be in high demand.
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Everything you need to know about PoisonIvy
This computer virus wants control of your computer, but it is possible to remove it without a trace.
ByHow one drinks firm is improving efficiency and reducing costs
Infor EAM enhances company-wide visibility into assets, preventative maintenance and mobile access for beverage manufacturer.
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Microsoft slashes Azure cloud service prices
New price cuts look to take on offerings from Google and Amazon, which both also announced recent price drops.
ByHow to invest in voice-enabled technology
Darrel Williams, EMEA regional director of voice technology solutions provider, Vocollect, teams up with CBR to give his five…
ByWhat impact will a £6.3m tech deal have on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office?
Capgemini will provide application support and infrastructure management for leading ERP system.
ByTop 5 security apps for Google Nexus 7
Our top tips to ensure you stay safe when using your tablet device online.
ByHow to properly clean your computer screen
Follow CBR's simple guide to keep your screen in good health, without doing it any harm.
ByYour new one-stop-shop for cloud, Big Data and BYOD security
Britain's leading startup aims to shake up the IT sector with innovative new solution.
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Will the Government’s emergency task force put an end to cyber crime?
Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UK) formally launched today by Francis Maude MP following series of delays.
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Why you can pay less to move to the cloud
Competition between cloud providers is heating up. How much could you save?
ByEverything you need to know about Stuxnet
The computer virus that could cause a nuclear explosion.
ByUK university creates 3D-printed drone
Low production costs might lead to the printing of 3D unmanned aircraft that could be disposable and sent on…
ByHow a business continuity solution is helping to save lives in Scotland
The Scottish Fire & Rescue Service has also implemented a new information compliance solution.
ByWhat impact will a £4m datacentre project have on the University of Southampton?
International IT solutions provider, Logicalis, kicks off multimillion project with the university to facilitate learning.
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How to get the most out of your cloud billing implementation
6 top tips to ensure your implementation is a success - as told by Louis Hall, CEO, Cerillion Technologies.
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Top 10 tips for securing an iPad Air
How to keep your iPad safe, as well as the data stored on it.
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New project to develop wearable technology for cows
Multimillion pound funding will help take analytics technology to the fields.
ByHow will a $100M funding project impact copy data virtualisation?
Actifio now has customers in 31 countries, and manages more than one exabyte of data.
ByEverything you need to know about Ransomware
The scam that has earned criminals millions of pounds.
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Everything you need to know about the Anna Kournikova worm
A simple malware computer programme, created in just a few hours, that affected millions of people around the world.
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Top 5 video conferencing apps
Want to keep in touch with colleagues, friends and family? These videoconferencing apps make is really easy.
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New malware attack that targets 500,000 computers per day discovered
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How 4,000 pubs are improving their business processes management
Leading pub leasing company increases ties with Appian, a specialist in modern business process management (BPM) and case management…
ByThe IT talent crisis that nobody is talking about
The 6 roles your company needs to fill ASAP.
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How Europe is turning datacentres green
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So what is advanced analytics?
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470-year-old school modernises with wireless solution
Meru WiFi provides the “glue” for education technology across multiple historical and modern sites
ByHow can CIOs keep IT on the strategic agenda?
Most CIOs are too busy fire-fighting to plan and drive the business forward, survey reveals.
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How to move your contact centre to the cloud
Dave Paulding, regional sales director UK, Middle East, Interactive Intelligence, shares his 6 top tips.
ByCanterbury Cathedral stops its WiFi users from downloading porn
The Cathedral has action following recent reports that public WiFi is commonly being used to access x-rated content.
ByHow dark web malware is stealing your data
McAfee Labs reveals main techniques used in high-profile data breaches.
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New virus that promises naked videos of Facebook friends detected
The UK is already the second most affected country in a new Facebook scam that tricks users into installing…
ByEverything you need to know about Alureon or TDSS
Find out how to deal with this troublesome Trojan and bootkit.
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How to get the most from your cloud provider
You've spent the cash. Make sure you get what you've paid for.
ByNew 3D movie app available on Panasonic VIERA
The app helps bring Panasonic Smart TV pictures to life.
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Will network downtime cost you your job?
One in five companies fire an IT employee when a network downtime incident occurs.
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How will 3D fingerprint scanning impact security?
Experts believe the new technology could be used in fingerprint sensing and matching.
ByProtect your business in 3 simple steps, as told by RSA’s Art Coviello
The chief executive of EMC's security division, RSA, shares his advice.
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Top 10 security apps for Samsung Galaxy S5
The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S5 is imminent. Will you be ready to keep yours protected?
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Mobile roaming to be worth $90bn by 2018
But ‘silent roamers’ cost the mobile industry billions each year.
ByHow one company is using maths to beat the hackers
New R&D security hub will collaborate with educational institutions to advance security.
ByHP wins contract for ‘world’s largest’ software security assurance tools acquisition
HP enterprise security solutions to help 33 US government agencies prevent network and system vulnerabilities,
ByWhy international cooperation is needed to thwart cybercrime
RSA calls for unity among nations and cyber security specialists.
ByThe next World War ‘will be fought in Silicon Valley’
The world's apathy must end if full blown cyber war is to be avoided.
ByThe new solutions that could bolster your web and fraud protection
New offerings aim to empower enterprises to provide broad-based protection for networks, employees, and customers.
ByHow one security firm has embraced open source application detection
Cisco Security's OpenAppID language aims to enable rapid community development of application controls.
ByNSA ‘feeding frenzy’ threatens the USA, says RSA
RSA executive chairman believes the NSA's defensive role has been overlooked.
ByThe 10 most spectacular software failures of 2013
The most horrific disasters, as pinpointed by specialist software consultants.
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How one IT security firm is helping to keep you safe
BullGuard joins the UK's Get Safe Online initiative.
ByCBR is hiring
Job Title: Reporter, Computer Business Review
ByHow one bank meets strict regulatory requirements
With Business Assurance technology, Jefferies can comply with regulations and empower users to do more.
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Irish Government will fail to meet Windows XP upgrade deadline
The IT mistake that cost Ireland 3.3m euros.
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Why vulnerability scans give infosec officers nightmares
Ron Gula, Tenable Network Security CEO, says organisations are turning to continuous monitoring to close the gaps left by…
ByHow one police department is investigating possible misuse of its Twitter account
West Midlands Police is using CrowdControlHQ to conduct its investigation.
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Everything you need to know about ZeroAccess
Microsoft tried to kill it, but did it ever really die?
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How one cloud provider has improved its big data file management
Imagen enables easy access to assets in secure private storage cloud.
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Adobe’s ‘price gouging is insulting’ to customers
Nitro admits it is baffled by Adobe's pricing policy.
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5 Windows 8 touchpad short cuts
Make your life easier with these simple time saving tips.
ByEverything you need to know about Cryptolocker
A virus smart enough to identify critical database files and steal high value data.
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Floods prompt Councils to publish diversions on national app
It 'only takes a minute' to create an emergency road closure.
ByHow to stay safe online
CBR has teamed up with Lee Weiner, SVP of products and engineering at security management firm Rapid7, to bring…
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How to protect your data in the cloud
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ByHow to create the most awesome passwords
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ByWhy two security firms are better than one
Companies merge and raise $38.25m to fuel explosive growth as enterprises race to protect themselves.
ByNew ways of working
CBR gathered a group of senior IT directors and CIOs for the latest in its series of Dining Clubs,…
ByHow to protect your smartphone and tablet
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ByHow a ‘one-stop cloud shop’ has bolstered its security offering
Intermedia's new defence suite lets SMBs eliminate spam and viruses.
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Why Dublin is the Silicon Valley of Europe
And why one startup chose it over London.
ByGovernment ‘fails to deliver IT-led innovation’ in the NHS
Failures have led to a lack of confidence in IT projects.
ByWhy organisations fail to meet payment card security standards
Noncompliance linked to increased breach risk, and financial and reputational damages.
ByEverything you need to know about Trojan Horse Zeus
Including how to avoid it.
By5 viruses to be on the alert for in 2014
Could your computer already be infected?
BySoftware authority warns of ‘illegal’ second-hand software
Can second-hand software ever be completely infringement risk free?
BySchool transforms learning experience with tablets
An enterprise-grade mobile device management firm helped implement 500 handheld devices.
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How not to get hacked at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics
6 top tips to keep your data protected.
BySMEs fear cyber threats of the future
Data loss, along with issues around online marketing and social media, are major concerns.
ByNew enterprise security business aims to revolutionise infosec
CSG Invotas will tackle cyber threats with real-time orchestration and automation solutions.
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How to go paperless
Follow these simple steps to truly go digital, cut costs, reduce waste and save the world.
ByHow Facebook is underperforming
The social media revolution is just beginning, according to one businesses expert.
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Chesire’s tech scene in line for multi-million pound investment
The cash-boost could form part of a push to create up to 3,000 UK jobs.
ByCyber security scheme launched for small businesses
Companies no longer need to tackle cyber threats on their own.
ByUK critical infrastructure at risk of cyber attack
Even information on blogs and social media could be our downfall.
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What gave one web design firm the confidence to advertise at Super Bowl 2014?
Squarespace spent $4m on its 30-second TV advert.
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How advertisers plan to score big this Super Bowl
With companies already having forked out about $4m for a 30-second TV advertisement slot during this weekend’s Super Bowl…
ByPrepare for data centres of the future in 3 easy steps
Fundamental data centre changes are a must, according to Joy Gardham, regional director, EMEA West, at storage networking provider…
ByThe connected home will be reality by 2020
The UK will have installed 53 million electric and gas metres within the next six years..
ByHow to boost the world’s digital economy
Software Alliance proposes forward-looking trade agenda to stop the spread of digital protectionism.
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Denver Broncos win Super Bowl 2014
Data analytics has already predicted the winner of Super Bowl XLVIII even before kick-off.
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UK businesses have ‘lost control’ of IT
A new study found that 37% of employees access cloud apps without IT’s consent.
ByGovernment’s move to open source neglects real spend problems
Millions in public sector spending could be saved but should more be done?
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How one wholesale distributor keeps the customers coming back
Dental specialists J&S Davis simplified distribution, implemented electronic ordering and improved business processes.
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CIOs can no longer be ‘ostriches’
Is your company adopting a progressive approach to technology?
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World’s ‘largest in-memory analytics service’ launched
The new solution is said to have no theoretical limit.
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Does Google Glass deserve its negative reputation?
Wearable tech doesn’t invade privacy – people do.
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5 tips to prevent data breaches
Andy Aplin, technical director at IT security specialist Accumuli, talks us through five important things companies can do to…
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Tomorrow is a day for data privacy reflection
Data Privacy Day comes just at the right time to raise security awareness.
ByHow data analytics could boost your company’s IT defence
Data is not just something to protect – it can be an invaluable security tool.
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The power of the ‘digital native’ increases
A third of consumers treated shoddily by customer service seek revenge online.
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Is your poor security hygiene attracting scum?
Latest hack by the Syrian Electronic Army highlights need to improve password security.
ByEmail encryption helps protect 600,000 Yorkshire residents
North Yorkshire County Council switches email encryption solution.
ByHow tech is helping River Island to understand its customers
It can now gain a true understanding of how customers flow through its website and the purchase funnel.
ByBYOD ‘will be dead in three years’
CIOs ‘don’t have the balls’ to tackle the BYOD problem decisively.
ByAre you in danger of being attacked through a partner?
Robust authentication methods could thwart hackers trying to sneak in to your system.
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Q&A: Is your company leaking data?
Duncan MacRae sits down with IT security company InfoWatch CEO and former Kaspersky Lab CEO, Natalya Kaspersky, to discuss…
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Arsenal FC chooses Huawei as Official Smartphone Provider
The deal will involve collaborative promotion and give the Chinese ICT firm access to the football club's marketing database.
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Zurich Airport improves operations with business intelligence
Switzerland’s top airport relies on QlikView to help optimise flight operations.
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Beware of the enemy within
Companies must guard against insider threats.
ByCharity offers technology startups a helping hand
Bursaries will promote new tech companies to the people who matter.
ByFocus on app security design to gain client trust
Vulnerabilities have been found in 40 personal banking apps from 60 of the world's largest banks.
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One lesson all tech companies should learn from Apple
How not to lose $32.5m or alienate you customers.
ByApple to refund customers $32.5m
The firm will pay back charges incurred by children in kids' mobile apps without their parents' consent.
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5 worrying things hackers can recover from your phone
Your personal information can be retrieved long after it has been deleted. Here's how to stop it happening.
ByNetwork security specialist helps empower Brits with cyber security skills
The Cyber Streetwise campaign gives consumers and small businesses the skills and knowledge they need to stay safe.
ByThe spending chllange: Maintaining IT infrastructure Vs new technology
CBR gathered a group of senior IT directors and CIOs for the latest in its series of Dining Clubs,…
ByHow IT can make or break customer satisfaction
nPower has received eight times as many complaints as its closest competitor.
ByThe reason one IT security expert refuses to use debit cards
The personal data of as many as 70 million Americans was breached in December.
ByTech to super-charge Britain’s retail sector by up to £24bn in 2014
"Put online and mobile at the heart of the shopping experience or be left behind."
ByGoogle to acquire home automation firm
Together the companies will reinvent unloved but important devices in homes around the world.
ByJob seekers need video CVs in order to land top jobs in 2014
Video accompaniment to traditional CV set to be a key trend in recruitment this year.
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IT entrepreneur backs computer coding in primary schools
Pupils as young as 5 will be taught algorithms and simple programme design.
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Fulham FC achieves network goals with exponential-e
The English Premiership football club increased network capacity tenfold with multi-site WAN upgrade.
ByAlienVault brings security threat insight to Spiceworks users
AlienVault threat alerts feature in Spiceworks 7.1 provides IT professionals with real-time, actionable information from a huge crowd-sourced threat…
By5 things newly appointed CIOs must do to succeed
How to get off to the best start possible in your new job.
ByCivica and Liquid Voice help improve customer experience for public sector organisations
95% UK Councils and 40% top 100 housing groups gain access to tangible long term cost and support benefits.
ByBitspin joins Google
Internet giant acquires alternative alarm app for Android.
ByMasterCard acquires payment solutions provider Provus
Acquisition will strengthen MasterCard’s processing capabilities and ability to offer value-added services in the region.
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SMI expands eye tracking business with office in San Francisco
The office takes the firm closer to closer to leading universities in eye tracking studies.
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Brits dine out this Christmas to avoid festive feast stress
Food Network suggests it takes 47 years to perfect cooking a Xmas dinner without any mishaps.
ByElitecore Wi-Fi Service Management Platform empowers India’s O-Zone Networks commercial eco-system
O-Zone Networks strives to dominate India's Wi-Fi market.
ByHighstreet stores to take a hit from online shopping on Boxing Day
Retailers are pulling out all the stops to win the Christmas sales war race in 2013.
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Handheld Group begins shipping Nautiz X1
The device is said to be the 'toughest smartphone in the world.'
ByTop 10 security predictions for 2014
What security developments can we expect to see in the coming 12 months?
ByTop 10 ways that accounting software could save you time and money
Sage Exchange shares its top tips for saving employees time.
ByIES teams up with Masdar Institute of Science and Technology
IES and Masdar Institute will work together to promote mutual interest of creating a more sustainable built environment.
ByServiceNow adds to IT operations management portfolio
Configuration Automation Application gives IT new infrastructure controls.
ByOnline hacking rife among consumers
Hotmail, Facebook, Yahoo and PayPal accounts breached most often.
ByUnify simplifies Unified Communications investments with Enterprise Licensing
Value-driven software suites deliver “predictable costs, increased flexibility and investment protection.”
BySwissport opts for Desktop as a Service (DaaS) with IGEL thin clients
Aims to cut monthly operating costs for each workstation across Europe to less than £10.
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KITKAT gives online users a break from CAPTCHA
The Nestlé brand is said to be the first confectionary brand to embrace PlayCaptcha.
ByTop 5 considerations when choosing a cloud provider
CBR examines the most important factors to take into consideration when selecting a cloud computing partner.
ByHP helps deliver connectivity to Royal Navy
HP Enterprise Services UK leads contract for portable data centre solution to deliver uninterrupted connectivity for crews on-shore.
ByOxford Brookes University secures online learning with Juniper Networks
Product performance and technical leadership noted as key Factors in decision.
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North Wales mountain rescue improves response time with web-based comms
Mountain casualties receive improved response as new technology enhances joint working for ambulance and mountain rescue services.
ByNetworks First helps reduce emergency services operational risk
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service reduces operational risk and increases workforce efficiency through infrastructure upgrade with Networks First.
BySecure Identity Alliance launches the ‘first truly global eDocuments Initiative’
New self-assessment tool allows public bodies to benchmark and plan eDocument programmes against proven best practices and real-world global…
ByRomonet and Canara launch fully managed remote monotoring service for data centres
Combined solution provides unique visibility to reduce operational and cost risks, and increases utilisation.
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Midcounties Co-operative finds partner in Hornbill Supportworks
Using Hornbill Supportworks, the Midcounties Co-operative can support more users with fewer resources.
BySchneider Electric Announces Availability of Prefabricated Data Centres up to 2MW
Factory assembled IT, power, and cooling modules enable rapid deployment and provide enhanced flexibility for data centre growth
By8 cybersecurity predictions for 2014
Watch for data destruction, advanced malware reduction, new exploit kits and offensive security.
ByBAE Systems Detica certified by GCHQ and CPNI
Detica will help companies respond to sophisticated cyber attacks
ByIpswitch MOVEit Cloud 8.0 now available
Ipswitch believes it is providing customers with the visibility, security and control they require.
ByVirtustream boosts hybrid cloud security and compliance with Intel TXT
"Enterprise class clouds must closely integrate software and hardware."
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FBI’s top 10 most wanted cybercriminals
The men who allegedly used technology to attack millions of people around the world, defrauding them of more than…
ByMinistry of Justice uses SaaS to crowdsource ideas around Out-of-Court Disposals
The forum will be powered by Wazoku's Idea Spotlight for Government Software as a Service.
ByIBM to acquire Fiberlink Communications
Cloud-based mobile management and security capabilities to expand IBM MobileFirst solutions.
ByQ&A: Your missing link
With the announcement this week that IBM is due to acquire Cloud enterprise mobility management specialist, Fiberlink Communications, Duncan…
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Elektron Technology unveils remote food safety solution
Xively enables Elektron to rapidly develop solution that boosts efficiency and reduces the cost of multi-site food safety management.
ByIT contractors face new environment
The importance of job security is up on pre-recession figures.
ByNuclear power plants under extreme threat
Infamous Stuxnet virus has allegedly hit nuclear power stations in Iran and Russia.
By70% of legal professionals stuck with unauthorised file sharing services
New study raises major concerns over the security of legal and client documents.
ByBallintrae and Checkmarx team up to cut software risk
The companies will jointly work on Application Security.
ByRedstor introduces disaster recovery service
Reading-based tech company adds guaranteed Virtual DR to its list of services.
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BYOD is an ‘unregulated mess’
Fully utilising BYOD securely would require securing across 3,000-plus platforms.
ByBig Data Analytics skills development in the UK is vital to realise business benefits and economic impact
69,000 big data specialists will be needed in the public and private sector by 2017.
ByA quarter of all servers worldwide are outsourced
Outsourcing mission-critical assets has become a 'viable alternative'.
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Q&A: Fight fire with fire
Marty Roesch, founder and CTO of Sourcefire, talks to Duncan MacRae about the best ways to deal with IT…
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Q&A: Making real progress
Karen Padir, Progress Software’s CTO, talks to Duncan MacRae about the company’s direction and the opportunities she’s keen to…
ByJDA Software to release next-gen solution for e-commerce picking operations
The solution is set for release on December 26.
ByJDA Software launches expanded suite of technical services
Customised services tailored to build ideal supply chain IT environments to meet business and performance needs.
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Top 5 ways parents can keep kids safe online
Top tips on protecting children on social media.
ByCloud-based JDA Enterprise Store Operations implemented by Shell at 2,300 global sites
Energy company takes global, standardised approach to its convenience retail and fuel management back office solution.
ByBlackberry ditches sell-off plan
CEO Thorsten Heins steps down, replaced by interim CEO John Chen.
ByFife Council set to make £20m savings with mobile working solution
Scotland’s third largest local authority uses TotalMobile to change working practices and improve service delivery to 366,000 citizens.
ByReply enriches its services with RSA Archer and RSA Security Analytics
The implementation increased efficiency throughout the security arm of Reply's business.
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Taxi drivers threatened London Olympics more than cyber terrorists
Fathers For Justice campaigners and disgruntled taxi drivers were of high concern.
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RSA outlines path to safe and trusted digital infrastructures
Companies need to leverage an intelligence-driven security model using Big Data.
ByNew RSA products and services improve security operations
New RSA Security Analytics and RSA Security Operations Management solutions marry SIEM with advanced security capabilities.
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RSA extends Big Data analytics to help firms identify highest risk vulnerabilities
New solution from RSA helps organisations better manage, prioritise and mitigate high-risk threats.
ByFireEye introduces new virtual machine-based threat protection for remote offices
FireEye NX 900 is designed to help firms protect remote or branch offices against web-based advanced threats.
By8 top tips to improve security
Seasoned professionals recommend eight ways to determine which potential security improvements to prioritise.
ByLondon Olympics website attacked 212 million times
The global sporting event was targeted as it became the most connected Olympics ever.
ByQ&A: How technology can improve your health
Robert Milner, senior consultant at the wireless division of innovative product developer Cambridge Consultants, explains how apps and wearable…
ByNominum launches Vantio ThreatAvert to defend against network threats
Vantio ThreatAvert leverages the power of DNS to defend networks from inside threats.
ByUK households in grip of product rage
37% admit to getting angry with confusing product instructions.
ByTUI Travel implements CloudApps’ Sustainability Cloud
Implementation will bring a uniform reporting system worldwide driving sustainable improvements to business performance and carbon reporting.
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Rotterdam chooses Oracle HCM Cloud to reduce costs
More than 10,000 employees to profit from self-service capabilities in Oracle Global HR.
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One in five parents shocked by content on their children’s email, text or Facebook account
More than one in 10 parents have had to deal with their child being bullied online.
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Fellowes and Centrex Services team up to deliver product lifecycle “consumer first” service strategy
The partnership ensures consumers receive a ‘seamless experience from the second a Fellowes shredder is purchased’.
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Oracle sorry for ‘telling the truth’
Bitter war of words between SAP and Oracle continues.
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Creators of Myst seek funding for new game
The 'spiritual successor' to Myst would be released in 2015.
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CBR Thought Leadership Awards entry deadline extended
Entries will be accepted until November 13.
ByPolycom unveils BroadSoft UC capabilities on more Polycom VVX Business Media Phones
It is hoped this will enable Internet telephony providers to offer enhancements to directory and presence features.
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One in 10 Americans use smartphones while having sex
Most American’s are never more than 5ft away from their phones.
ByScreendragon chalks up ‘industry-first’ transforming annotation for marketeers
The new sd_Annotate offers real-time, collaborative mark-up for marketing pros on iPad, Android and desktop.
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£15bn wasted every year in the UK looking for ‘lost’ documents at work
Slow and awkward IT systems, as well as out of date hardware and software are to blame.
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Launch of Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs and The Crew postoned
Delays to release dates cause firm's shares to nosedive.
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Top five tips for creating an international website
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ByTVCatchup scores World Cup qualifier win
Millions of viewers watched the football match online and on mobile devices.
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BullGuard launches its most advanced Internet Security software suite
The software is designed to offer protection with a silent and efficient background operation.
ByUnify launches with mission to transform business communications
New company emerges from Siemens Enterprise Communications with the hope of changing the way enterprises collaborate and communicate.
ByUnify reveals Project Ansible
In response to strong market interest, Unify aims to accelerate timeline and create a Customer Advisory Council for Project…
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Detect and protect
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ByUK firms call for more industry support to address virtual security knowledge gap
1 in 4 security professionals do not have the confidence or skills to manage virtual security deployments.
ByArxan introduces tamper-resistant jailbreak detection solution for the mobile enterprise
The solution offers enterprise-grade app and mobile environment security.
ByScottish Government transforms delivery of citizen services using Windows 8 tablets
Key Government employees equipped with mobile technology to improve information access and collaboration whilst 'on-the-move' in initial pilot project.
ByProtecting sensitive company information from the commuter snoopers
There's a lot of snooping taking place on trains, planes and automobiles.
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Waking Shark 2 sinks its teeth into cyber crime
Security experts welcome the news that UK banks are preparing to engage in a cyber ‘war game’ in an…
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Top 7 iOS 7 features for business
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ByIBM bolsters cloud portfolio
$2 billion SoftLayer investment to underpin its high value cloud capabilities.
ByNew enterprise version of SafeMonk offers cure to Dropbox security phobia
IT policy enforcers can now allow company-wide use of popular cloud application.
ByTesco plans more tech developments to boost customer experience
The supermarket hopes to provide the shopping experience of the future.
ByConsumers think ID fraud is greater risk than online fraud
Yet they do not know how to protect themselves.
ByCorero partners with Neustar to deliver ‘best of both worlds’ in DDoS protection
Combination of on-premise DDoS mitigation with cloud-based failover services gives Corero customers a hybrid option for DDoS protection.
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World’s ‘largest’ dream database smashes kickstarter goal
SHADOW reaches nearly $60,000 to help people record and remember dreams.
ByIBM acquires Xtify to help digital marketers reach mobile customers
Delivering cloud-based mobile alerts for consumer brand offers.
ByM-hance appoints new graduates from 3,367 applicants
The graduates will be based at the company's headquarters in Stockport.
ByCapgemini announces an insurance platform as a service offering
New Capgemini Insurance Connect combines technology and core processing efficiency to deliver services for small to mid-sized carriers.
ByExpert reaction to GTA 5 online crash
Game makers have to feed unforgiving customers' demand for high capacity online experiences.
ByTrustwave launches on-demand penetration testing
New service offers subscription-based network and application penetration testing.
ByUKFraud launches new mobile wallet consultancy
The consultancy practice will provide strategic advice and direction to a wide range of mobile payment sector organisations.
ByHospitals Trust introduces Datix web-based patient safety and complaints management
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust wanted to improve its record of quality and safety to protect…
ByOptimum warns of imminent data centre chaos
“Pandemonium” could lead to panic buying in the sector.
ByOracle Open World 2013 roundup
It was five days of big tech announcements, end user discussions, no-shows, partying and a little bit of sailing…
ByFirst MOOC on computing for schools now live for all
The online course is aligned to exam board OCR’s pioneering GCSE in computing and the popular mini ‘Raspberry Pi’…
ByCustomers and partners leverage Oracle to drive their IoT initiatives
Oracle believes its IoT platform is the cornerstone for driving new efficiencies and business opportunities.
By10 new additions to Oracle Cloud services portfolio
Oracle announced enhancements to its Cloud services during Oracle Open World 2013 in San Francisco this week.
ByOracle CEO has head in the cloud
Larry Ellison blows off own keynote speech at Oracle Open World in favour of sailing.
ByOracle expands Oracle Cloud with new offerings
New services support wider variety of workloads with managed service options and full administrative control.
ByData sensor growth is “major inflection point”
Intel promotes its faster, smaller sensor at Oracle Open World 2013.
ByBig Data will be ‘big’
Oracle president outlines the importance of Big Data for businesses around the world.
ByEurozone debt crisis aids Oracle’s business development
European firms have turned to Oracle to help them cut costs.
BySAS tackles crime with powerful public security software
New solutions help modernise public safety worldwide, prevent and deter threats.
ByFive steps to prepare for a DDoS attack
The DDoS attack is coming. Will you be ready?
ByNews Analysis: How to protect against new Microsoft Internet Explorer weakness
Security experts give their advice on how to prevent malware attacks that exploit new vulnerability.
ByZapper offers SME’s smart QR Code billing system
The service makes invoice payments as quick and easy as taking a photograph.
By200 more network providers at Virtus London Data Centres
A deal with fibre broadband provider Openreach is said to be behind the rapid growth.
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden nominated for European rights prize
Leaders of the Greens party said he has provided an "enormous service."
ByRevolutionary smart sensor technology becomes UK’s 2,500,000th patent
The tech is woven into garments and can continually monitor patients' vital signs.
ByVirgin Media Business launches 4G mobile service on EE network
It is offered as part of Virgin Media Business' complete range of telecoms services.
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Hyphenalia offers QR codes for gravestones
The codes can provide a wealth of digital data on a person's life.
ByEllucian’s Banner Data Defense helps protect education institutions
The new solution bundles on offer aim to beef up security.
By11 tips to create a great mobile app
Nick Black, co-founder and director at Apadmi discusses the key considerations you should think about when creating an app…
ByTalentSoft secures €15 million in growth financing
The cash boost will accelerate the launch of new solutions.
ByTech Mahindra signs an outsourcing contract with Volvo Cars
Tech Mahindra was selected for its track record of delivering large scale application maintenance and development.
ByReturns from email marketing in driving ecommerce diminishing
EQ2 2013 offers insights into mobile traffic to ecommerce sites and provides tips on how to assess the true…
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Case Study: One Connect selects McAfee for integrated security framework
McAfee aims to help the partnership save £100m over 10 years.
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iomart Group acquires Redstation for £8m
iomart Group now hosts 20,000 servers in the UK.
ByExperian offers identity assurance for UK consumers seeking Government services online
The identity assurance programme will be trialled in the autumn of this year.
ByClearswift acquires Jedda Systems
Extends Clearswift's data loss prevention portfolio.
ByNew global device theft insights revealed
Second annual Absolute Software Endpoint Security Report exposes the data breach concerns continuing to trouble global businesses.
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Comic Relief and Fetch launch inaugural Comic Relief App Hack
Digital marketers and developers invited to London hackathon on September 7.
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Ministry of Sound sues Spotify for copyright infringement
Ministry of Sound has filed a lawsuit against Spotify for alleged copyright infringement.
ByAxway releases API server 7.2
The latest release delivers API Management foundation for Axway 5 Suite to help govern the flow of data across…
ByMcAFee chooses Dubai to launch its first cyber defence centre
New centre will give Middle Eastern and European customers immediate insight into local cyber threats and rapid regional incidence…
ByTalentia Software celebrates UK launch with new performance management platform
Talentia CPM, a new corporate performance management platform, is released to coincide with Talentia Software’s UK launch.
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Consumers abandon websites due to lengthy web forms
A study has found that consumers are leaving websites due to forgetting log-in details and finding web forms too…
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The five security mistakes your mobile workforce makes
And how best to avoid them.
ByCompanies reluctant to share or report security breaches
A survey by AlienVault found that only 2% of companies would report a security breach to the public.
ByRetailers overestimate mobile device use from online customers
A study has found that retailers are overestimating the expansion of consumer spending via mobile devices.
ByBuffalo launches new NAS solution
Buffalo Technology launches new Terastation3400 aimed at small business users.
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University backs digital skills academy for Scottish town
£2m digital school to open in hometown of TV's inventor.
ByYahoo scraps China news and community services
Yahoo has shut down its news and community services in China, after it ceased its email service in the…
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Case Study: Making standard exceptional
Webtrends works with Standard Life to use analytics data to create powerful customer segments.
ByNeverfail releases technical preview of IT continuity architect
New product hopes to bridge gap between disaster recovery and the business.
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News Analysis: Strengthen the weak links
Following a spate of high profile corporate hacks, Duncan MacRae examines steps that can be taken to put a…
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CoinTap cards launched for Bitcoin payments
The card aims to simplify the process of paying with cyber currency.
ByTop five tips for delivering high-impact enterprise apps
Bluewolf's Jesse Endo calls on his vast consultancy experience to help companies build quality mobile enterprise apps.
ByUniversity’s technology protects against password theft and phishing attacks
The hacking of large websites inspired the development.
ByMobile threats increase in Q2 2013
Report warns of SMS-stealing banking malware, fraudulent dating apps and data-stealing apps.
ByMUSO reaches anti-piracy agreement with social networking giant VK.com
The agreement marks a 'landmark' for anti-piracy.
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China ‘lifts social media restrictions for business travellers’
Facebook and Twitter can be accessed in five star hotels.
ByAttacks on pro-Tibetan websites continue
The Tibetan Alliance of Chicago is the latest victim of hacking.
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Hacker posts Facebook bug details on Zuckerberg’s page
Facebook initially denied that the researcher had discovered a bug.
ByBecrypt and Getac develop secure rugged Android tablet for UK Government
Joint technology partnership targets government, military and defence markets with 'future-proof' security solutions.
ByNew languages added to Google Translate app
There are now 34 supported languages for image camera input translation.
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Q&A: Skills shortage, the job agency’s view
Juan Urdiales, CEO at online jobs board JobAndTalent, discusses the challenge of developing IT skills.
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Q&A: Skills shortage, the trainer’s view
Kevin Young, VP and managing director, EMEA, at provider of online learning and e-learning solutions, Skillsoft, discusses the challenge…
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The best of Geek Week 2013
Now the dust has settled after YouTube's inaugural Geek Week extravaganza last week, we've selected the very best videos…
ByUbuntu Edge Smartphone breaks $10.2m crowdfunding record
There is still one week remaining to generate further funding.
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FBI investigates Miss Teen USA ‘sextortion’ hacking claims
Cassidy Wolf claimed that nude photos were taken via her webcam without her knowledge.
ByIBM to acquire Trusteer to help companies combat security threats
New IBM Cybersecurity Software Lab will focus on mobile and application security, counter-fraud and malware detection.
ByMore than 10% of ‘protected’ PCs laden with malware
A single antivirus solution may not be enough and is leaving users at risk of infection.
ByProlexic DDoS Protection Service stops attacks on e-Commerce sites
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) mitigation provider helps 101inks.com.
ByDalai Lama’s Chinese website hacked
Central Tibetan Administration's site suffers watering hole attack.
ByTrustwave launches social network for small business security
Trustwave TrustKeeper Community aims to boost understanding of PCI DSS Compliance and data security.
ByEdward Snowden game introduced at App Store
Snowden Saga - Escape from Den of Iniquity first game to be inspired by the whistleblower.
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JewGlass app released on Google Glass
The app aims to help Jews observe Judaism more efficiently.
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Q&A: Out with the new and in with the old
Mike Sheldon, chief executive at Network Hardware Resale, tells Duncan MacRae that examining the true lifecycle of equipment could…
By10 steps to cyber security
10 issues to consider to help keep businesses secure.
ByLavabit suspends service to prevent spying
Silent Circle has also discontinued its mail encryption service.
ByHand of Thief banking Trojan attacks ‘secure’ Linux OS
The Trojan is part of a commercial cybercrime operation.
ByNICE Systems to acquire Causata
The acquisition strengthens NICE’s Customer Engagement Analytics platform.
ByEnterprises are in denial regarding network security
Nearly two-thirds of organisations not aware of any recent security incidents, survey reveals.
BySQS is on an expansion drive
The company has created 700 jobs.
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Average UK texter sends two million words in their lifetime
Equating to more than twice the works of Shakespeare.
ByManage eight disruptive forces to avoid explosive rises in IT asset costs
Gartner's top tips for thrifty IT management.
ByHacker Jester’s website ‘shut down’
US Government allegedly seize the famous hacker's personal site.
ByBank of Scotland handed £75,000 penalty due to three year fax blunder
The breach of data protection could have led to identity fraud.
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Students copy high security prison keys with 3D printing
The keys can be replicated for as little as $5 each.
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£20 notes are just a phone away
Industry experts discuss the future of mobile payments at the latest Monitise conference in London.
ByBlack Hat 2013: Top 5 briefings
Black Hat 2013 came to a close yesterday. The event, held in Las Vegas, USA, from July 27 to…
ByFireEye outlines malware author tricks to evade file-based Sandboxes
Report leverages multi-flow analysis to detect latest evasion methods.
ByBSkyB forces Microsoft to rename Skydrive
Skydrive to be renamed following customer confusion.
ByE2open Acquires icon-scm
$34m transaction boosts Californian company.
ByEutelsat scales up in Latin America with acquisition of SATMEX
Eutelsat Communications will position group as major satellite operator in Latin America.
BySAP completes acquistion of hybris
Commerce technology player hybris now an SAP company.
ByErasable Toner sets new benchmark for printing
Toshiba extends sustainable printing with erasable toner technology.
ByRussia’s Anti-Piracy Law enters into force
Anti-Piracy bill comes into effect amongst opposition.
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High-Tech Bridge launches ImmuniWeb
It is said to be the first cloud-based web application security assessment SaaS for SMBs to combine automated vulnerability…
ByTenable launches Passive Vulnerability Scanner standalone product
PVS opened up to all companies wanting Tenable’s security.
ByFiremon achieves record first half of 2013
First half of 2013 was the most successful period in the company’s history, said Firemon.
ByFemale journalists face Twitter bomb threats
Police confirmed they have received allegations of bomb threats.
ByHuawei praises 4G airwave clearance
4G is vital for business, it said.
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Silicon Valley think tank to assess future of the car
A think tank at GIL 2013: Silicon Valley is set to evaluate what’s in store for automotive mobility.
ByMicrosoft reveals Surface tablet sales figures
The cost of the tablets have been slashed by 30%.
BySamsung denies Galaxy S4 was optimised to trick reviewer tests
It claims it was merely attempting to avoid user faults.
ByQualys announces Web Application Firewall (WAF) Beta availability
Cloud WAF to offer affordable and automated protection.
ByArbor Networks launches new ATLAS Threat Portal
2506 DDoS attacks occur per day worldwide, with a peak attack of 54.66 Gbps in the past 24 hours,…
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Four notable TV advancements
Duncan MacRae looks at the best ways to enjoy TV in 2013.
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Unitrends’ growth strategy accelerates with appointment of Kevin Moreau
Moreau to expand Unitrends’ sales channels and increase growth in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Kate Moss Accessories Collection fastest ever seller for Carphone Warehouse
Style icon proves “fashion tech” success.
ByRapid7 announces continued record revenue results
Company thrives with sustained technology innovation, international development, and focus on customer satisfaction.
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Kaspersky Lab reveals details of June’s spam
Steve Jobs' name was used to trick email recipients.
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Q&A: Part 2 – The prince and the reporter
Duncan MacRae gets to know Saudi-born Stanford University graduate and technology entrepreneur, HRH Prince Fahad Al Saud.
ByPanda Security aims to boost protection and management
The tech is intended to combat the rising number of cyber-attacks.
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Financial boost for SMEs in Glasgow’s digital sector
£620,000 of funding awarded to 11 winners.
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Majority of employees believe Government snoops on their cloud data
Most IT professionals believed this even before the PRISM news hit the headlines.
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Q&A: Part 1 – The prince and the reporter
Duncan MacRae gets to know Saudi-born Stanford University graduate and technology entrepreneur, HRH Prince Fahad Al Saud.
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Successful launch for Inmarsat Alphasat satellite
The satellite is said to be the largest built in Europe.
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Hacker dies before revealing medical implant vulnerabilities
He rose to fame after showing how to make cash machines spit out cash - a technique known as…
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YouTube resurrects kid’s TV show Knightmare
The show will feature during YouTube’s Geek Week.
ByMimecast Large File Send launched for Outlook
The service aims to eliminate Shadow IT risk from consumer cloud services.
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Case Study: INPS implements Sostenuto solutions
Growing portfolio of healthcare systems from INPS supports over 2,300 primary care sites.
ByFirst malicious use of ‘Master Key’ Android vulnerability detected
Six applications are known to have been infected with malicious code.
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FBI chooses Lexmark as output provider in $30 million deal
The partnership is hoped to reduce costs and improve security.
ByEuropean ITC sector looks to emerging markets
ITC firms set to expand geographically to ease financial woes.
ByHackers take advantage of strong interest in royal baby
Cybercriminals send spam emails promising videos of Prince George.
ByISACA helps enterprises manage vendors using COBIT 5 framework
New guide provides sample SLAs, case studies and mappings.
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Lakeland attacked by cybercriminals
Hackers breached two encrypted databases at the homeware retailer.
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Dell announces athlete ambassadors for Commonwealth Games
Marks countdown to the Commonwealth Games four athlete ambassadors.
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Rural schools expand curriculum with LifeSize
LifeSize helps Irish schools teach specialist subjects and connect with foreign students using HD video conferencing.
BySecurEnvoy conducts reseller recruitment drive
The move follows the company's transition into a PLC.
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Wynyard Group Acquires MHA Gateway
It is hoped the deal will enhance Wynyard's financial crime offering.
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NewVoiceMedia adopts new marketing strategy
New partner marketing manager appointed.
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Virgin Media Business helps deliver free public Wi-Fi to Birmingham
The roll out is to begin in September 2013.
ByBT security CEO to guest at RSA Conference
The information security event will run from October 29 to 31, 2013.
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Q&A: Monkey Inferno
Duncan MacRae catches up with Shaan Puri, CEO of Monkey Inferno – the think lab tasked with re-launching Bebo…
ByQ&A: Caring for technology
Robbie Hughes, CEO of cloud-based practice management software provider, Qinec, meets with Duncan MacRae to discuss how digitisation is…
ByCase study: F5 technology provides the right ingredients for recipe website
Allrecipes.com uses F5 to ensure high availability across different devices.
ByShoppers willing to buy by mobile when trusted bank involved
Ease of use and loyalty offers are among leading triggers to drive m-commerce via banks.
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Security is a choice
Duncan MacRae meets with mobile phone encryption provider, Silent circle, and UK luxury handset producer, Vertu, to discuss the…
ByPolice station reduces costs with OpenScape technology
Millions of pounds have been saved in recent years.
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US rapper gets hacked off
Jay-Z's app cloned by hackers.
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Football club signs Huawei to bring fans the full Wi-Fi experience
The project is said to be worth a seven figure sum.
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Burger King adapts NCR Pulse app for live data
Hybrid Dining, a franchise of UK Burger King, is using NCR Corporation’s latest application to provide up-to-date information to…
ByA third of projects blocked by management due to fears
More than a third (33%) of workplace projects have been blocked by company management due to fear, according to…
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E-commerce Paris set for 10th show
The 10th E-commerce Paris show will be held on September 24-26, 2013, at Porte de Versailles, organiser Comexposium has…
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A billion-plus call recordings put customer data in danger
More than a billion old call recordings containing millions of payment card details are being stored by thousands of…
ByBebo founders repurchase site for $1million
Two of the founders of social networking site Bebo have bought back the site for $1million.
ByCybercrime does pay, study finds
McAfee has published a report on cybercrime revealing just how easy it is for cybercriminals to buy your personal…
ByBrits will allow access to personal data for clear benefits
Consumers will share personal information to get better service from their doctors, bank and retailers, an Infosys Study has…
ByVirtustream teams up with SafeNet for secure virtualisation and cloud migration
Virtustream, an enterprise class cloud software and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provider, and information security firm SafeNet, have…
ByLloyds Bank teams with Monitise to develop mobile card acceptance solutions
Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking has partnered with Monitise to develop a suite of mobile card acceptance solutions for micro-merchants,…
ByCIO concerns over IT are smothering the cloud
As many as 81% of CIOs believe their own ICT architecture is the greatest hurdle to cloud adoption, a…
ByOpen Source technology investment to increase significantly by 2018
More than half of UK private and public sector organisations will spend at least 20% of their IT budget…
ByAT&T host disaster recovery drill in Amsterdam
AT&T has invested $16 million in international Network Disaster Recovery programme.
ByPoor conference call facilities leave companies at risk of miscommunication
Companies put themselves at risk by not giving staff the right communication tools to do their jobs properly, a…
ByEuropean firms will not work with companies that suffer data breach
More than half (58%) of European mid-sized firms refuse to do business with a company that had suffered a…
ByMobile Helix launches HTML5 platform
Mobile Helix, the enterprise application and data security platform provider, has launched Link, which it describes as the industry’s…
ByCompuware reveals latest offerings
Compuware has unveiled its latest offerings at the Velocity 2013 Conference, including Compuware APM Mobile Application Monitoring Free Edition.
ByE-commerce set to help European retailers overcome expansion challenges
Study by cloud-based e-commerce solutions provider finds retailers expect to overcome expansion challenges within two years.
ByJust 27% of companies think IT contributes to strategic business objectives
Hornbill And Service Desk Institute research shows IT is still not aligned with business strategy.
ByCompanies are not harnessing Big Data to protect against threats
A study finds that just 35% of businesses can quickly detect security breaches and 58% store big security data…
BySouth African news agency comes under cyber attack
Independent Online (IOL), a news website based in South Africa, has come under cyber attack because of the media…
ByBYOD and Wi-Fi are key factors shaping the future of the mobile workforce
iPass Mobile Workforce Report shows a consistent relationship by region between BYOD policies, smartphone use and worker productivity.
ByCA Technologies completes Layer 7 acquisition
CA Technologies has completed the acquisition of privately-held Layer 7 Technologies, a provider of Application Programming Interface (API) security…
ByWorldPay’s Alternative Payments capabilities help capture growth in China
WorldPay, a player in payment processing, risk and alternative payments, has announced that Microsoft is using its alternative payments…
BySurvey shows 79% of businesses experienced a mobile security incident in past year
Check Point has published its second mobile security report, revealing that 79% of businesses had a mobile security incident…
ByUK businesses lead the way in secure flexible working
More than a third of SMEs have implemented policies and IT systems to manage employees’ devices for work purposes,…
BySerco opts for SunGard Availability Services to aid IT infrastructure transformation
SunGard Availability Services, a provider of Information Availability services, has signed a five year contract with Serco Group, a…
ByCentrica selects Fujitsu to help create its next-generation workplace
Energy giant Centrica, the parent company of British Gas, has penned a deal with Fujitsu that will see the…
BySAP to acquire hybris to deliver next-gen customer experience
SAP has revealed plans to acquire hybris, a rapidly growing and widely recognised player in the e-commerce technology market.
ByBackup and recovery remains huge problem for most SMBs
Report shows 55% will change backup tool by 2014, in order to better protect virtual environments.
ByMVision implements Tintri VMstore
International alternative assets advisory firm, MVision, has deployed Tintri VMstore, developed by Time Inc., to support its virtual desktop…
ByDexplora attracts $1.2 million investment to improve CRM systems
Swedish start-up Dexplora has attracted an investment of $1.2 million to support its drive to improve enterprise tools and…
ByIBM acquires SoftLayer to accelerate adoption of Cloud computing in the enterprise
IBM has announced a definitive agreement to acquire SoftLayer Technologies, the world's largest privately held cloud computing infrastructure provider.
ByCompuware introduces PureStack technology
Compuware Corporation, the technology performance company delivering a new generation of APM, has released PureStack Technology.
ByIntel unveils details of latest devices
Intel Corporation has introduced its 4th generation Intel Core Processor family.
ByEdinburgh Airport deploys state-of-the-art biometrics to boost passenger experience
MFlow Journey from Human Recognition Systems provides new insights into passenger traffic at Scotland’s busiest airport to reduce security…
ByTargeted attacks on the rise
There has been a significant spike in instances of the Koobface social networking worm and a dramatic increase in…
ByCloudSense signs consultancy deal with TalkTalk Business
Salesforce platinum partner and cloud integrator, CloudSense, has signed a deal with TalkTalk Business to advise on a major…
ByForum highlights intensifying battle against cyber attacks
Most financial services organisations (even the largest ones) have admitted that they do not have the budget to deal…
ByCompuware says excuses for Nat West’s app failings are “not good enough”
A senior application performance management (APM) solutions executive has slammed Nat West after its banking app failed for the…
ByVerizon enables 100GE access for Private IP service
Communications provider Verizon has deployed 100GE (gigabit Ethernet) technology to the edge routers of its Private IP network.
ByISACA Issues COBIT 5 for Assurance
ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) has unveiled a framework to help establish confidence in IT processes and…
ByCouncil successfully automates applications for waste collection with Firmstep’s AchieveForms
North Kesteven Council, East Midlands, has introduced an online application and payment process for subscriptions to its new opt-in…
ByMcAfee launches chip-to-application coverage
McAfee has introduced two new suites: McAfee Complete Endpoint Protection – Enterprise, and McAfee Complete Endpoint Protection – Business.
ByUS charges ‘cowboys’ who allegedly laundered $6bn
The USA has launched what it describes as the world's largest money laundering probe into digital currency operator Liberty…
ByJabra and Siemens Enterprise Communications partner for seamless mobile UC
Jabra, hands-free audio solutions provider, and Siemens Enterprise Communications, a global provider of unified communications (UC), have joined forces…
ByPhishMe surpasses 200 customers and 4m users trained
PhishMe, an enterprise provider of immersive phishing awareness training, has now trained more than 4m unique users at 200…
ByData travels further in ‘twin’ light beams
Researchers have found a way to send data further than ever before while cancelling noise interference.
ByEmployees want less restrictions on social tools at work
Global survey across 32 countries shows worker appetite for social tools is increasing, even if it means spending their…
ByDell unites women entrepreneurs for Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network event
Dell has announced the final speaker line up for its fourth annual Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network event, to take…
ByBBC shuts down its £98m technology project
The BBC has closed its multimillion pound Digital Media Initiative (DMI) that was meant to create new digital production…
BySpam traffic rises in April
Antivirus provider Kaspersky Lab has released the details of its latest spam study that show the level of spam…
ByAppSense and Ultima Business Solutions chosen for Scania (GB) refresh
Truck retailer Scania (GB) has adopted the AppSense User Virtualization Platform (UVP) as part of an infrastructure refresh to…
ByOracle and Accenture examine role of CFO within EMEA
A study on behalf of Oracle and Accenture has found that the role of the CFO is evolving from…
ByGenesys to acquire SoundBite Communications
Genesys, a provider of customer engagement and contact centre solutions, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire SoundBite Communications…
ByCompetition hopes to lure next £100m technology firm to London
A groundbreaking global competition to bring a high-growth technology company to London with £1million of investment has been launched…
ByApplication performance problems become more frequent worldwide
Ipanema Technologies, which works in Application Performance Guarantee for business efficiency, and Easynet Global Services, the network, hosting and…
ByThoughtWorks highlights hottest development trends in latest Technology Radar
Global technology consultancy ThoughtWorks has launched its latest Technology Radar as part of the company’s commitment to revolutionising the…
ByReliable voice recognition for authentication is at least a decade away
Andy Kemshall, co-founder and technical director at SecurEnvoy, speaks up about voice recognition as a security tool
ByUK consumers demand more sponsored free or reduced mobile bills
Smartphone users in the UK are showing a huge appetite for sponsored free or reduced mobile phone bills, a…
ByInfortrend delivers 16G fibre channel storage solutions
Infortrend has released what it describes as the world's first 16G Fibre Channel (FC) storage solutions.
By79% of US consumers now use multi-service messaging
New research from mobile messaging provider, Acision, has found that 79% of Smartphone users are using multiple messaging services,…
BySAP plans autism recruitment drive
SAP has revealed plans to employ people with autism as software testers, programmers and data quality assurance specialists.
ByHitachi Data Systems unveils first integrated file sync and share for enterprise
Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) has released new solutions and services that it says enable enterprises to adopt cloud computing…
BySony Mobile’s Xperia Tablet Z goes on sale globally
Sony Mobile's Xperia Tablet Z, said to be the world's slimmest, lightest premium Android tablet, has been made available…
ByFujitsu develops enhanced 3D gesture recognition technology
Fujitsu Laboratories and Fujitsu Research and Development Center have developed 3D hand gesture recognition technology that, using video captured…
ByRemo Software releases free data recovery software
Remo Software has released a free data recovery tool onto the open market.
ByServiceNow enables cloud management cycle automation
Enterprise IT cloud company, ServiceNow, has developed ServiceNow Cloud Provisioning, a new orchestration application that enables IT to automate…
ByClickSoftware develops ClickSoftware SuiteApp for the NetSuite SuiteCloud Platform
ClickSoftware Technologies, a provider of automated mobile workforce management and optimization solutions, has teamed up with NetSuite, a provider…
ByLulzSec hackers handed jail sentences
Four British hackers on trial for committing a series of high profile cyber-attacks in 2011 were sentenced in court…
ByGoogle I/O kicks off with Chromebook Pixel giveaway
All attendees at Google I/O 2013's first keynote on May 15 were each presented with a free Chromebook Pixel.
ByTechnology link to business success grows stronger
The role of IT in setting strategic priorities and achieving business success is growing for companies throughout the world,…
ByTelefónica to adopt Microsoft cloud technologies
Provider of integrated communication solutions, Telefónica, has announced that it will deploy Microsoft Office 365 and Yammer across its…
ByLow Risk to Freeview from 4G at 800 Mhz
An investigation by at800, the organisation tasked with ensuring viewers continue to receive Freeview when 4G at 800 MHz…
ByApple CEO’s time worth £13,166 per minute
A meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook has been auctioned off for charity
ByThames Water to work with IBM on future projects
IBM has been appointed as the Technology and Innovation Partner in the Thames Water AMP6 Alliance.
ByLenovo and 3rd Planet deal offers hi-tech marketing opportunities
The tie-up will enable companies in the travel trade to reach users of Lenovo PCs, smartphones and tablets globally.
ByKeeper improves security experience
Add-ons, Keeper Sharing and Keeper Extensions, develop a robust functionality
ByBrother develops printer offerings for smaller companies
Brother expands to offer more options for small business owners
ByCIOs urged to swap control for influence
Technology leaders must swap control for influence in a new Digital Age, according to researchers
ByNew Lantiq VDSL chipset aims to raise CPE performance benchmark
Lantiq launches high performance VDSL chipset family, the XWAY VRX300
ByConnectify introduces cloud service for speedier Mac and PC Internet
Connectify Kickstarts Cloud Service For Faster Internet On Mac and PC
ByBusinesses miss out on huge IT savings
Independent research firm recommends challenging the status quo on hardware refresh cycles and maintenance contracts to lower costs.
ByThinxtream partners with SaaS to create new offering
Thinxtream chooses Corent's SurPaaS to enable, operate and manage a new channel-ready SaaS business
ByNASA opts for Linux
International Space Station migrates to Linux
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