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Open source 'ready to go' for business applications
The chairman of the recent Open World Forum believes that open source software offers real opportunities to businesses, the government and the...
Free computer scheme re-launched by Government
The Prime Minister is set to announce a scheme - the same scheme he announced back in 2008 -to give free computers and broadband access to low...
Government appoints Andy Nelson as CIO
Nelson will make the move over from the MoJ at the end of March.
PAYG mobiles to join government database?
Reports suggest those buying PAYG mobiles will be forced to provide ID, but the Home Office couldn’t be forced to confirm or deny whether that is...
Government IT failures waste ‘billions’
The Government is wasting billions in time and money thanks to IT failures, a report claims.
Government set to embrace cloud computing?
Ovum predicts the Government will make a significant move into the cloud this year.
Government 'Crown Representatives’ to negotiate contracts
The Cabinet Office introduces new rules to ensure the Government buys its infrastructure and services ‘as a single customer,’ rather than...
MoJ CIO to lead Government cloud charge
The MoJ and its CIO Andy Nelson will be running the Government cloud show, a Government spokesperson reveals.
Gove plans ICT overhaul in schools
The education secretary promises ICT classes in school will improve with the arrival of computer science teaching.
City-based high-speed broadband boosted by £100m funding
Chancellor George Osborne has announced a £100 million funding injection to aid high-speed broadband connectivity in the UK's largest cities.
BT fibre rollout to finish a year early
The telecoms giant says two-thirds of the UK will have fibre by 2014, not 2015 as originally planned.
Hunt urges end to fibre broadband PIA wars
Hunt points to BT as he calls for an end to bickering over fibre infrastructure.
Edinburgh gets fastest fixed line broadband
The Scottish capital has the top average maximum speed, but 14 per cent of those with fixed line broadband connections don't even get 2Mbps.
MoD calls for ‘cyber hygiene’
Cyber hygiene can help tackle a significant chunk of cyber crime, says armed forces minister Nick Harvey.
HP offers G-Cloud security vision
We got to take a look at HP's vision for the G-Cloud and how security could be managed.
Hargreaves copyright report gets strong backing
The report suggesting changes to copyright laws gets backing from privacy groups, politicians and lawyers.
Osborne: Treasury hammered by hackers
George Osborne says the Treasury was targeted by some highly sophisticated attacks last year, with more than one a day aimed at the department.
Osborne expects big business from big data
The Chancellor of the Exchequer wants businesses to take advantage of big data, announcing plans for a research centre to help them do just that.
BSA calls for tougher IP theft laws
New BSA report suggests software theft has an economy wide affect and harsher IP penalties are needed.
Q&A: The £92 computer and the UK IT workforce
IT PRO speaks to Race Online 2012 partner Remploy about its low-cost computing offerings designed to ensure excluded members of society are...
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