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How collaboration tools helps NASA search for black holes
How collaboration tools helps NASA search for black holes

Email chains and FTP drives just don't cut the mustard, says research scientist Brian Grefenstette

  • Business Software
  • 22 January 2016
Better bookings through analytics and agile - an interview with Hotels.com CTO Thierry Bedos
Better bookings through analytics and agile - an interview with Hotels.com CTO Thierry Bedos

Bedos tells Computing how big data and flexible development help the booking service provide the best experience for its customers

  • Services and Outsourcing
  • 21 January 2016
Malicious insiders the fastest growing threat to cyber security, warns report
Malicious insiders the fastest growing threat to cyber security, warns report

Staff - like Edward Snowden, perhaps - an ever-increasing security risk for all organisations, warns consultants EY

  • Security
  • 20 January 2016
Government should adopt blockchain to improve public services, claims UK's chief scientist
Government should adopt blockchain to improve public services, claims UK's chief scientist

'It has the potential to redefine the relationship between government and the citizen in terms of data sharing, transparency and trust,' says Sir Mark Walport

  • Government
  • 19 January 2016
HSBC launches 'nudge theory' banking app to help customers manage finances
HSBC launches 'nudge theory' banking app to help customers manage finances

App developed in six weeks uses real-time analytics to alert customers on spending habits

  • Applications
  • 19 January 2016
How cloud-based supercomputers are helping scientists to collaborate in the quest to cure cancer
How cloud-based supercomputers are helping scientists to collaborate in the quest to cure cancer

Researchers at eMedLab explain how they're deploying big data and machine learning in the fight against cancer

  • Business Software
  • 18 January 2016
Five million jobs at risk from AI and robotics, warns World Economic Forum
Five million jobs at risk from AI and robotics, warns World Economic Forum

Future of Jobs report also warns that the changing labour market will disproportionately affect women as roles get automated

  • Careers and Skills
  • 18 January 2016
Cyber attacks against industrial control systems on the rise, warns US official
Cyber attacks against industrial control systems on the rise, warns US official

'I am very dismayed at the accessibility of some of these networks,' says Department of Homeland Security's Marty Edwards

  • Government
  • 14 January 2016
'The UK does not undertake mass surveillance,' Theresa May tells Parliamentary Committee
'The UK does not undertake mass surveillance,' Theresa May tells Parliamentary Committee

Home Secretary tells Joint Committee that bulk data collection and Investigatory Powers Bill plans don't equate to mass surveillance

  • Government
  • 13 January 2016
Valve deploys 100Gbps network services from Level 3 to manage rocketing demand for online gaming [UPDATED]
Valve deploys 100Gbps network services from Level 3 to manage rocketing demand for online gaming [UPDATED]

'Larger links provide more total capacity which reduces potential blockages or choke points in the network,' Valve's Mike Dunkle tells Computing

  • Services and Outsourcing
  • 13 January 2016
Key members of DDoS bitcoin extortion gang arrested following Europol operation
Key members of DDoS bitcoin extortion gang arrested following Europol operation

Group demanded ransoms payable in bitcoin from victims in the gambling, financial services and entertainment industries

  • Police
  • 13 January 2016
AI can help humanity solve the world's 'hard problems', claims Eric Schmidt
AI can help humanity solve the world's 'hard problems', claims Eric Schmidt

Google chairman believes AI can solve challenges like climate change and tech firms need to work together to make it happen

  • Business Software
  • 12 January 2016
The Children's Society aims to drive efficiency with e-documents and mobile working
The Children's Society aims to drive efficiency with e-documents and mobile working

Technology-driven efficiency drive at 134-year-old children's charity

  • Business Software
  • 11 January 2016
How mobile apps made William Hill a real-time business
How mobile apps made William Hill a real-time business

William Hill CTO Finnbar Joy gambles on cloud, personalisation, machine learning and the Internet of Things

  • Business Software
  • 11 January 2016
Taylor Wimpey extends CGI IT contract in £22m deal
Taylor Wimpey extends CGI IT contract in £22m deal

Five-year contract will see CGI tasked with driving 'significant service improvements' at home building firm

  • Services and Outsourcing
  • 11 January 2016
How can businesses avoid the pitfalls of 'big data discrimination'?
How can businesses avoid the pitfalls of 'big data discrimination'?

Lawyers react to FTC report suggesting organisations are potentially excluding whole sections of society by relying on big data analytics

  • Business Software
  • 08 January 2016
Formula E deploys customer identity management platform to better understand fans
Formula E deploys customer identity management platform to better understand fans

'Effectively leveraging customer identity data is integral to our strategy,' says Tom Halls, head of digital at Formula E

  • Business Software
  • 08 January 2016
UK government plans to weaken encryption 'threatens way of life, privacy and economic stability', warns Apple
UK government plans to weaken encryption 'threatens way of life, privacy and economic stability', warns Apple

'Strong encryption is vital to protecting innocent people from malicious actors,' Apple says in evidence released by Investigatory Powers Bill Joint Committee

  • Government
  • 07 January 2016
Government shouldn't have 'willy-nilly' right to access citizen's private data, says Information Commissioner
Government shouldn't have 'willy-nilly' right to access citizen's private data, says Information Commissioner

And why do you need all this data for 12 months, asks Information Commissioner Christopher Graham

  • Government
  • 07 January 2016
Mass surveillance and bulk data collection won't prevent terrorism, warns ex-NSA director William Binney
Mass surveillance and bulk data collection won't prevent terrorism, warns ex-NSA director William Binney

Binney tells Joint Committee of MPs and Lords that targeted surveillance could've prevented 9/11

  • Government
  • 06 January 2016
UK's critical infrastructure could be taken out by hackers, warns expert
UK's critical infrastructure could be taken out by hackers, warns expert

'Sticking plaster' cyber defence means 'issues of national and worldwide safety are at risk here,' Dr Kevin Curran tells Computing

  • Security
  • 06 January 2016
Nando's hires JustGiving CIO Richard Atkinson as technology director
Nando's hires JustGiving CIO Richard Atkinson as technology director

'I'm delighted to be able to bring my background in consumer technology to enhance the restaurant experience for both our people and our customers,' Atkinson tells Computing

  • Corporate
  • 06 January 2016
Hackers cause Ukrainian power cut - a reminder cyber attacks will become more dangerous in 2016
Hackers cause Ukrainian power cut - a reminder cyber attacks will become more dangerous in 2016

Ukrainian power outage 'sparked' by email-borne malware makes Ashley Madison hack seem trivial

  • Security
  • 05 January 2016
Volvo partners with Nvidia to develop AI for self-driving cars
Volvo partners with Nvidia to develop AI for self-driving cars

No one will get mown down by a Volvo by 2020, promises Swedish car maker's Marcus Rothoff

  • Business Software
  • 05 January 2016
William Hill uses machine learning to fight off 'constant' cyber attacks
William Hill uses machine learning to fight off 'constant' cyber attacks

'A machine can learn what's normal and can spot anomalies more easily than a thousand people,' CTO Finbarr Joy tells Computing

  • Security
  • 05 January 2016
Mark Zuckerberg plans to build his own AI personal assistant
Mark Zuckerberg plans to build his own AI personal assistant

'You can think of it kind of like Jarvis in Iron Man,' says Facebook chief

  • Corporate
  • 04 January 2016
Start-ups provide RBS with 'injection of working differently'
Start-ups provide RBS with 'injection of working differently'

'More than ever there's a recognition of what they can do,' says RBS head of analytics Christiaan Nelissen

  • Business Software
  • 17 December 2015
The future of cognitive computing is now: advanced analytics is already saving lives and driving efficiencies at Airbus and The Weather Company
The future of cognitive computing is now: advanced analytics is already saving lives and driving efficiencies at Airbus and The Weather Company

The Weather Company and Airbus are two organisations looking to use the Internet of Things and cognitive computing to save lives and improve services

  • Business Software
  • 17 December 2015
Internet of Things and cognitive computing can 'change the world', claims Allianz Global CIO
Internet of Things and cognitive computing can 'change the world', claims Allianz Global CIO

IoT can improve all businesses, claims Dr Ralf Schneider

  • Business Software
  • 16 December 2015
IBM opens Watson Internet of Things global HQ in Munich to drive cognitive computing research
IBM opens Watson Internet of Things global HQ in Munich to drive cognitive computing research

Watson IoT will 'generate new insights to benefit business and society alike', claims IBM's Harriet Green

  • Business Software
  • 15 December 2015
European Space Agency login credentials released in Anonymous hack
European Space Agency login credentials released in Anonymous hack

Data breach 'for the lulz' takes place just hours before ESA is set to take part in a mission to the International Space Station

  • Security
  • 14 December 2015
Iain Patterson returns to Government Digital Service as director of common technology services
Iain Patterson returns to Government Digital Service as director of common technology services

Government CTO Liam Maxwell 'delighted' to have Patterson back at GDS following stint at DVLA

  • Government
  • 09 December 2015
New cross-EU cyber-security legislation a 'wake-up call' for companies that handle data
New cross-EU cyber-security legislation a 'wake-up call' for companies that handle data

'Surprisingly large organisations still have little idea who is able to access vital assets,' warns 8MAN

  • Security
  • 09 December 2015
SMBs vulnerable to cyber-crime due to lack of resources, warns report
SMBs vulnerable to cyber-crime due to lack of resources, warns report

Webroot report suggests that only 37 per cent of SMBs feel 'completely ready' to combat cyber-threats

  • Security
  • 09 December 2015
How RBS is 'wrangling' big data' to improve customer service
How RBS is 'wrangling' big data' to improve customer service

Christian Nelissen tells Computing how a Silicon Valley start-up is boosting the bank's big data capabilities

  • Business Software
  • 09 December 2015
Internet of Things data deluge could lead to security concerns, warns report
Internet of Things data deluge could lead to security concerns, warns report

Businesses are concerned that rising data volumes as a result of the Internet of Things will overwhelm networks and lead to security concerns

  • Business Software
  • 08 December 2015
University of Wolverhampton looks to provide innovation with 'massive' transformation programme
University of Wolverhampton looks to provide innovation with 'massive' transformation programme

Dean Harris tells Computing why the University partnered with HPE to upgrade its IT systems

  • Business Software
  • 07 December 2015
Details of 650,000 JD Wetherspoon customers potentially stolen by hackers
Details of 650,000 JD Wetherspoon customers potentially stolen by hackers

Incident will 'reduce level of trust' in the pub chain, warns cyber security expert

  • Security
  • 04 December 2015
How analytics is driving innovation at the DS Virgin Racing Formula E team
How analytics is driving innovation at the DS Virgin Racing Formula E team

Alex Tai, team principal of Virgin Racing, explains how HPE technology is helping bring success to the electric car racing team

  • Business Software
  • 03 December 2015
HPE cyber security suite 'a game changer,' claims SME bank CIO
HPE cyber security suite 'a game changer,' claims SME bank CIO

'If our clients lose their trust that we can protect their data and money, they're not going to do business with us anymore.' - BlueShore's Fred Cook

  • Services and Outsourcing
  • 03 December 2015
Dunkin' Donuts: 'Without partner-provided cloud infrastructure, we'd be left behind'
Dunkin' Donuts: 'Without partner-provided cloud infrastructure, we'd be left behind'

Darrell Riekena explains how Verizon cloud is helping the doughnut and coffee house innovate as it expands

  • Business Software
  • 01 December 2015
Cloud vendors 'have challenges to overcome' to better serve SMEs, says Verizon Cloud CTO
Cloud vendors 'have challenges to overcome' to better serve SMEs, says Verizon Cloud CTO

Traditional SMEs not tempted by cloud computing, admits Verizon Cloud's Ryan Shuttleworth

  • Business Software
  • 01 December 2015
Sportscotland removes Dropbox shadow-IT threat
Sportscotland removes Dropbox shadow-IT threat

Sportscotland: 'We had little control over what information was being shared or who it was shared with'

  • Business Software
  • 30 November 2015
How can you predict the impact of the inevitable data breach on your organisation?
How can you predict the impact of the inevitable data breach on your organisation?

It's arguably a case of not if, but when your organisation will be targeted by hackers. How can you prepare for the damage an attack might do?

  • Security
  • 30 November 2015
How to convince the board to fund threat intelligence
How to convince the board to fund threat intelligence

Be proactive rather than reactive, Ebuyer's Tarun Samtani tells Computing's Enterprise Security and Risk Management Summit

  • Security
  • 26 November 2015
'We can't win the war against hackers' says Thomas Cook cyber security chief
'We can't win the war against hackers' says Thomas Cook cyber security chief

Dean Atkinson tells Computing's Enterprise Security Summit that focus should be on damage limitation

  • Security
  • 26 November 2015
Helena Romanes School deploys unified communications software to drive efficiency and cut costs
Helena Romanes School deploys unified communications software to drive efficiency and cut costs

'The solution is delivering efficiencies and an enhanced, more resilient service,' said Liz Evans-Barlow, business manager at Helena Romanes School

  • Education
  • 25 November 2015
'Stove-piped, not joined-up' blue-chip vendors 'frustrating' to work with, says CIO
'Stove-piped, not joined-up' blue-chip vendors 'frustrating' to work with, says CIO

Large vendors are too rigid to work with if you're an SME, claims Genting Casinos UK's Chris Ashworth

  • Business Software
  • 25 November 2015
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