Oracle
Mars wanted to sue Oracle in licensing dispute
Mars court filings show the extent to which Oracle would go to get more money out of one of its biggest customers
Oracle acquires AddThis to bolster its content tracking capabilities
Oracle adds nine petabytes a month of content-engagement tracking with AddThis buy
Oracle must carry apology for botched Java security on its website for two years
Old builds stayed resident, opening security loops. Regulator orders ongoing apology
Oracle's new software licence sales tank - and cloud isn't growing fast enough to plug the gap
Customers just not buying Oracle software licences in the way that they used to
The very different economics of running open-source software
Open-source pioneer Tom Lane talks us through the tricky calculations surrounding enterprise free-to-use software
What Ireland's HSE CIO Richard Corbridge has learned from the NHS, and what HSE can teach other health services
It may be 15 years behind the NHS in terms of technology, but HSE may be able to learn from many of its counterpart's mistakes
Are local authorities being targeted in Oracle software-licence audits?
Croydon, Greenwich, Havering, and Hillingdon spent more than £500,000 on Oracle over the past two years
Data breach at IBM, Oracle and Cisco's certification manager
Pearson VUE says some of its users' data was accessed after malware had been planted on its Credential Manager System
Prince's Trust opts for Oracle for 'digital transformation'
Website, CRM and reporting systems, and automated processes to transform Prince Charles's charity
Shop Direct uses Hortonworks and SAS analytics to personalise customers' shopping experience
If you're shopping in the sports section and like Nike and white, the first thing you'll see is a white Nike product, says group CIO Andy Wolfe
Struggling with Oracle licensing? Dump your systems integrator, suggests DVLA CTO
Systems integrators have no motive to reduce your licence footprint, says Iain Patterson
Government Digital Service in need of a refresh, says DVLA CTO Iain Patterson
Patterson was sad to see Mike Bracken leave GDS but believes that there is now an opportunity for new people, new roles and new approaches
'Our bad - there should be no on and off button for security, it should always be on' says Oracle's Larry Ellison
Oracle is to push security down to the hardware layer in a bid to protect its customers from the likes of Venom and Heartbleed
GE will run 70 per cent of its workload in the cloud by 2020, says CIO Jim Fowler
Fowler tells Oracle CEO Mark Hurd that GE wants to become the world's best digital industrial company and that it needs the cloud to get there
Larry Ellison: We don't pay attention to SAP or IBM as they're nowhere to be seen in the cloud
Ellison says that Salesforce.com, Workday, Microsoft and Amazon are Oracle's key rivals now
Cleaning up! How Northumbrian Water deployed big data to identify potential flood risks
Northumbrian Water's Adrian Holmes-Morris lifts the lid on Project SNIPeR, a big data project designed to identify potential floods before they happen
How Yodel plans to spend £20m on IT transformation
Yodel CIO Adam Gerrard plans complete overhaul of delivery company's IT infrastructure
How Postgres is taking the fight to the NoSQL pretenders
Long-time Postgres developer, EnterpriseDB's Dave Page, explains how open-source software development has changed and what's next for the venerable database
Valued customer or cash cow? Are software vendors going too far?
Software vendors have become more aggressive than ever in enforcing their software licences terms and conditions - and getting their pound of flesh from 'valued' customers.
From Ada to Zuckerberg: History's most important IT people
Key figures in the development of technology through the ages
Hillarys draws the curtain on Oracle and HP as it plans shift to SAP HANA and SUSE Linux
Out with Oracle and HP-UX as Hillarys opts to run its business on SAP HANA and Huawei appliances
MongoDB has 'architectural' problems and has done nothing to improve scalability, claims Couchbase CEO
Bob Wiederhold claims acquisition of WiredTiger was only a 'small step forward' for MongoDB, and that it has merely covered up its scalability issues
HP knew of Autonomy's accounting practices before takeover, according to newly released documents
Questions over Autonomy's accounts dismissed by HP as 'negative tactics' by Oracle
Oracle licence sales continue to decline - and cloud fails to take up the slack
Software giant promises super-charged cloud growth to make up for it
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