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Many Indian companies are likely to opt for SAP upgrade given the business benefits. These 6 factors will help CIOs to plan and execute their SAP upgrades effectively.

HSBC is sending four million online banking customers a security token which will enable them to log in to their online bank account wherever they are, without using a card reader.

Western Digital has tabled a bid of $4.25m (£2.6bn) to acquire Hitachi Global Storage Technologies ending the Japanese HDD vendor's previous preparations for an IPO.

Mobile phone service 3UK is to launch a £15 per month 'all-you-can-eat' data service for pay as you go customers.

France's files on the G20 meetings were the target of a cyber attack, the country's finance minister has confirmed.

Intel says new chip will increase the speed of business applications by 60%

Adobe has released for free download an experimental Flash-to-HTML5 converter to the development community through beta technology site, Adobe Labs.

The Samaritans has teamed up with Facebook to enable users to report friends contemplating suicide.

The founding father of the free software movement tells Computer Weekly why government just doesn't "get it"

Google is to acquire UK price comparison website BeatThatQuote.com for £37.7m.

The National Skills Academy for IT is calling on employers to address the cyber security skills gap by sharing views on the most useful courses and qualifications.

IT companies are considered some of the most admired companies in the world with Apple and Google leading the pack.

CIOs should be aware of four main risks when contracting for cloud services, says analyst firm Gartner.

Information technology failures are a key reason why efforts to stamp out anti-social behaviour have failed for at least a decade....

Adam Gerrard is to leave the post of chief information officer of Avis after three and a half years

DHL Supply Chain has launched a live order tracking system (Lots) to deliver real-time information to its customers.

The number of people redeeming travel and entertainment tickets via their mobile phones is set to treble by 2015, according to a report by Juniper Research.

St. Richard’s Catholic College in East Sussex implemented secure remote access to allow mobile access to network resources while rolling out virtual desktop learning tools.

Businesses usually attain adequate levels of IT defences at the point that it becomes more cost effective for cyber criminals to target someone else.

Most organisations are approaching identity and access management (IAM) in the wrong way, by planning deployments around technologies, says Gartner.

IBM plans to train 10,000 Oracle database professionals in IBM software analytics and information management throughout 2011 via free bootcamp training sessions.

News that the government may be giving serious thought to a "last mile first" approach when it comes to spending public money on broadband projects emerged this week to a cautious response from industry.

Microsoft is delaying its first major software update to its mobile operating system Windows Phone 7 until the second half of March.

Academy school body the Harris Federation has deployed cloud technology to link its member schools together and provide an IT platform that can scale up as membership grows.