Services and Outsourcing
Forecast decline in global IT spending will force CIOs to get smart with budgets
Global IT spending will fall to $3.49tn in 2016 due to economic uncertainties
BBC on the lookout for enterprise IT and hosting services in £560m contract for Aurora project
Broadcaster invites suitable suppliers to a "market warming" event in two weeks
Why the days of big outsourcing deals are over
The GLA's IT chief, David Munn, explains why agile and DevOps mean that huge outsourcing deals are unnecessary
Dell to sell consulting services unit to NTT Data in $3bn deal
Dell inches closer to raising the finance to purchase EMC
Scottish Borders Council awards £92m digital services contract to CGI
Contract will create 200 new jobs and inject £100m into local economy, claims council
Accenture wins £86m Met Police application management deal
Accenture becomes third big-name IT provider to become part of Met Police's SIAM/tower contract
Government consultancy spend spirals out of control once again - so what now?
Can anything be done to help Whitehall kick its addiction to consultancy?
Government to review its contracts with Atos after IT failure
Cabinet Office to probe Atos outsourcing deals
Total sales through G-Cloud hit £1bn
The G-Cloud sales total rose by £47m in January alone
Metropolitan Police selects CSC for two tower contracts worth a combined £250m
CSC to provide hosting and end user services as Met Police ploughs ahead with SIAM tower model
Boeing wins 10-year £110m Staffordshire Police IT contract
Boeing selected ahead of 52 others for contract aimed at providing officers with 'state-of-the-art' technology
Shadow IT? Blame the IT department for lack of support for new ways of working
Monolithic applications and inflexible security policies driving business and ordinary staff to use third-party IT
What health professionals must consider before adopting cloud services
Data security and compliance issues are key but that doesn't mean health services need to miss out on the benefits of cloud, argues Gareth Baxendale
Government departments dressing up old outsourcing methods as tower model - and failing, says TfL CIO
TfL is succeeding at using the tower model but several organisations are not, says Steve Townsend
Netflix goes all-AWS as it abandons in-house data centres
Netflix completes shift from in-house IT as it goes 100 per cent to the Amazon cloud
Bromley Council selects BT to provide computer and data centre services in £9m contract
Bromley Council used the procurement framework agreement set up by the Tri-borough partnership of councils to choose a supplier
Public cloud poised for a huge upswing this year
With Amazon and Microsoft announcing massive increases in cloud revenues many see 2016 as a pivotal year for public cloud adoption
Graydon - from business info provider to BI and on to big data
The credit information supplier has consolidated its assets and is using analytics to transform its products
Reflections on the UKIT Awards: Zen Internet's Martin O'Donnell
Zen Internet's Martin O'Donnell says being named Best Services Company of the Year shows how far the firm has come over the past 20 years
Reflections on the UKIT Awards: Content Guru's Sean Taylor
Content Guru was named Cloud Provider of the Year at the 2015 Computing/BCS UK IT Industry Awards. MD Sean Taylor reveals the story behind its success and explains what the award means for the Bracknell-based company
Reflections on the UKIT Awards: Accenture's Bob Paton
Accenture managing director Bob Paton explains how he felt when he found he'd won the Outstanding Contribution to the Profession award for his tireless work promoting technology skills development in the North East
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
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
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
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