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Week in Review: IDF fever and Government IT
The Intel Developer Forum dominated IT this week, but major public sector stories have also grabbed the attention.
IDF 2008: Education starts at home, urges Intel chairman
Intel’s chairman opens the show by lamenting his own country’s education system.
Government to go neutral on IT carbon emissions
But carbon offsetting features in the plan, which also includes turning off unused computers and printing on both sides of the paper.
Government wants to store all text, email and browsing data
The information will be used by police for crime fighting, but also other government bodies such as health authorities and the Post Office.
ICO welcomes call to prevent 'surveillance society'
Committee report which appeals to the government to minimise data and prevent snooping is endorsed by the Information Commissioner.
Government plans to store call, email details
A massive database to store call, email and browser session information is being considered to battle terrorism.
Civil servants to get data breach training
Cabinet Office review calls for government departments to get their information handling skills up to date.
Infosec 08: Officials held responsible for data security
Senior members of government are set to be held responsible for data breaches, according to the Information Commisssioner.
Skills body calls on IT industry for help
E-skills UK has launched a new industry consultation to develop a new strategic plan for plugging the growing IT skills shortage.
UK computing graduates lack security skills
Worryingly, most computing undergraduates receive very little security training when it comes to creating new software.
Committee criticises poor performing benefit fraud IT system
Department of Work and Pensions vows to do more after the Public Accounts Committee highlights errors responsible for spiralling costs.
Harvey Nichols integrates for customer service
The luxury department store chain is using IT to differentiate its service in-store and target its customers more accurately to boost the amount...
HMRC staff fired for looking at sensitive data
Hundreds of Revenue and Customs staff have been disciplined or fired for accessing sensitive data without permission.
Prisoners to fill skills gap
The government has launched a new scheme to train inmates in data cabling and network installation.
Government web sites fall short on support for life events
Transformational government sites have ‘ample room for improvement’, report says.
PC stolen from the office of Hazel Blears
A computer has been stolen from the office of the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, containing both government and...
Government admits data losses far higher than claimed
It looks like the Ministry of Defence weren't being completely forthcoming when admitting how many laptops it has actually lost.
Ministry of Justice loses data on 45,000 people
The latest government data breach has some wondering if it's possible to ever trust the public sector with information.
Digital inclusion brings economic benefits, study finds
Government committee sets out to bridge the digital divide as new research finds that those lacking ITC skills lag behind.
Public sector IT not all bad
The British Computer Society highlights some of the most successful public sector IT projects.
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