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Windows 10 flatlines, while Windows 7 gains in popularity, according to NetMarketShare figures
Windows 10 may be struggling, but at least Windows XP looks to be going the way of Windows Vista
Millions of SAP users exposed to ransomware due to GUI vulnerability
Security flaws in SAP client software demonstrated by researchers at ERPScan
Outlook down as Microsoft woes continue
The service formerly known as Hotmail experiences further authentication issues across the globe
Oracle attributes cloud sales for revenue increase as software licence sales continue to decline
Cloud revenues of $1.19bn enough to cover software licence sales down by 15 per cent
Millions of SAP users at risk from critical vulnerability in SAP GUI client
Number and severity of security issues in SAP's latest 'patch Tuesday described as "worrisome" by security experts
Friend not foe: why AI will drive productivity not threaten workers' jobs
We should ignore science fiction and focus on the practical benefits of artificial intelligence says Sean Harrison-Smith
The Computing Digital Technology Leaders Awards are now open for entries
2017 event offers 27 categories to celebrate digital transformation success
England and Wales Cricket Board chooses Advanced for Microsoft Dynamics "connected cricket" digital transformation
"Participation" is ECB buzzword in new CRM and BI project
Don't worry about lock-in, just choose the right vendor, say CIOs
IT leaders at a recent Computing event say choosing a vendor with the right roadmap means you don't have to worry about lock-in
WD-40 cuts server power consumption by 40 per cent by adopting private cloud following ERP migration
Shift from client/server to private cloud helps WD-40 to slash server requirements and power costs
How to become a data-driven 'algorithmic enterprise'
Mike Mason, technology activist and adviser to the CTO at ThoughtWorks, explains how to instil a DevOps culture, and the value of open source to the enterprise
Can you exit a cloud contract when the prices go up?
Many cloud providers, including Microsoft, are putting enterprise cloud licences up in response to the falling pound. Can customers use this as an excuse to leave?
Brexit: Falling pound fails to dampen UK's cloud appetite
While the drop in sterling's value against the dollar is causing pain for some, as US-based cloud services become more expensive, few firms are considering switching suppliers just yet
Salesforce buys digital marketing firm Krux in $700m deal
Salesforce continues its data-marketing focus in latest acquisition
Use cloud providers, because you can't compete with their R&D budgets, argues expert panel
'My IT team can't build a different version of Docker just to make my life easier, but AWS can,' says Trainline head of platform delivery
Microsoft makes Office 365 and cloud security improvements
Cortana picks up 'new skills' as part of AI additions
Oracle agrees $100m settlement with the state of Oregon
Deal includes cash and unlimited free enterprise software for six years
Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday addresses seven critical issues
VBScript a particular problem, reckon experts
Make way for the robot wealth manager, says UBS (UPDATED)
Among AI applications being tested is a tool designed to read facial expressions
HP chooses Microsoft Dynamics for cloud CRM
Hardware giant dumps former partner Salesforce
Google buys Apigee for API management in $625m deal
API management specialist founded in 2004 to be absorbed by search giant
Microsoft Excel errors mar one-fifth of science papers on gene research
Over-zealous date conversion to blame
Vodafone UK sales fall 10 per cent due to botched customer data migration
Bungled bills and downtime at Vodafone leads to customer exodus
Business critical applications fail to meet firms' analytical needs
Computing research finds that 88 per cent of technology professionals are unhappy with the scope of analytics tools built-in to their CRM, ERP and other applications
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