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A rogue IT procurement manager has been jailed for two years after he colluded with two IT suppliers to defraud grocer Nisa Today out of £123,000

The Department of Health has proposed a deal with CSC to release trusts in the National Programme for IT from their contractual obligations to use software from the troubled supplier.

Yahoo is planning another round of redundancies as it continues to struggle with competition from rivals Google and Facebook

SAP is rolling out a partner programme for its ByDesign cloud-based product, to simplify implementation in SMEs

Authorities in the US, UK and Republic of Ireland have arrested seven suspected members of hacktivist group LulzSec, including Hector Xavier Monsegur, who helped investigators

The government’s £1.4bn shared services centres have failed to achieve value for money, according to a report from the National Audit Office (NAO)

The recently released NIST SP 800-153 addresses security of WLANS. Join us, as we take a closer look at the document’s recommendations.

John Lewis made significant technology investments in 2011, pushing profits down 3.8% to £353.8m

A systems integrator asked for more money from the government for an IT product proposal than an SME was able to deliver the actual service for.

All but two local authorities have met government deadlines to submit plans to roll out superfast broadband

IT professionals from Sallie Mae and Fannie Mae offered insight on data governance challenges and tips on how to overcome them in separate sessions at two recent conferences.

Alongside its ‘new iPad’ release, Apple Inc. releases iOS 5.1, the latest version of its mobile computing platform with fixes for 81 security holes.