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Ransomware attack on UK charity affects 37,000 students
The Harris Federation has disabled its email and telephone system as a result of the attack
'If you're not taking risks, you're not innovating hard enough' - Anthony Nolan CIO Danny Attias
Technology is bone-deep at cancer charity Anthony Nolan
'We risk creating a society that only connects on-screen' - CITL CEO Tree Hall on life post-pandemic
We must keep the benefits of remote working - and remember that humans are social creatures, says CITL CEO Tree Hall
Examples of AI as a force for social good
Nesta in Scotland showcases a number of projects in which humans and AI work as a team
Which innovations could help the charity sector?
Computing puts out a call for new products, ideas and innovations which could be used by the varied organisations of the third sector
Charity IT Leaders offering 20 free memberships
Any charitable or NFP organisation that has never previously been a member can apply
Charity IT Leaders appoints its first CEO
The membership body for IT professionals in the charity sector is aiming to build and develop its proposition
Rolling out single-sign-on and IAM at Plan International
Security, ease of use and cloud first are technology priorities for the children's charity, says IT head Jon Winder
St John's Ambulance the latest victim of ransomware attack
St John's Ambulance claims that it identified the ransomware outbreak quickly and dealt with it within half-an-hour
Shaw Trust's CDIO on three-body Azure migration: "We're going to take three teams to the Microsoft cloud"
Evert Lombaert talks with Shaw Trust's CDIO, Alan Crawford, about the ongoing process and strategy of a Microsoft cloud migration after the recent three-body merger
Cloud technology supports Radio 4 Christmas Appeal
The pop-up contact centre means that the charity appeal can accept thousands more donations than would otherwise be possible
Charity CIOs explain why they chose the third sector
Computing speaks to a group of IT leaders at various charities to find out why they chose the industry, and what their unique challenges are
New world record as Pedal The Pond team cross Atlantic in 40 days
Charity fundraiser, supported by Incisive Media and Investec Asset Management, beats world record for crossing the Atlantic - in a pedalo
Charities use blockchain for cost savings
Blockchain is being trialled to ensure that non-profit organisations are getting the best deal
Alzheimer's Society on the lookout for a CTO
£100k role for 'digital and IT champion' at Alzheimer's Society
Charities fined £138,000 by ICO for abusing data protection laws to target wealthy donors
Cancer Research UK ranked potential donors based on their wealth
The top senior IT jobs available to apply for right now
Computing looks at the best jobs available for senior IT pros right now, including IT director and CIO roles at huge organisations
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
ICO investigates illegal data sharing in charity sector
'Everyone's got to stick to the law, and if the law's been broken then we will act' warns Information Commissioner Christopher Graham
How Tableau and Alteryx data analytics provide the National Trust with 'really powerful' insight into members
'This single point of view data warehouse is going to provide us with a rounded picture of our supporters,' Dean Jones, head of data science at the National Trust tells Computing
'It's difficult to find data scientists when you're not in London,' says National Trust head of data science
Swindon-based National Trust finding way around challenge by internally training data scientists, Dean Jones tells Computing
Growing ambitions: Semantic search and NoSQL at CAB International
Search is at the root of research and information dissemination explains CIO Andrea Powell of agricultural publisher and charity CABI
Combat Stress improves mental health care for military veterans with Dell infrastructure revamp
'They really just blew all the other people at the table out the water,' Combat Stess CIO Richard Burley tells Computing
National Trust for Scotland deploys Brocade to improve network infrastructure
'We now have 40 GbE connection speeds up and down the stack, which is a massive improvement on what we had before,' says head of IT Scott Newton
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