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Self-support communities will offset the cost and manpower of providing a helpdesk for staff who use their own devices, according to Gartner

The IT underpinning the government’s flagship £2.2bn Universal Credit programme is again being called into question

The Royal Free Hospital has implemented SAP’s Business Objects dashboard technology to fathom complex data more efficiently

One billion hacking attempts will be made globally in the final quarter of 2012, according to information assurance firm NCC Group

Many UK organisations are still failing to understand the implications and costs of data breaches, a study has revealed

The Department for Work and Pensions CIO Philip Langsdale oversees an overhaul of the DWP’s flagship Universal Credit programme

The Department of Health has reiterated its commitment to get all patient records online by 2015

Cisco reports an 18% rise in profits, hitting $2.1bn for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2013, on the back of its integrated datacentre systems

Nasa is to encrypt all its mobile computers after the loss of a laptop containing personal information about more than 10,000 staff

Birmingham Metropolitan College uses cloud-based procurement to reduce the cost and time it takes to buy IT equipment

The growth of the London Stock Exchange’s MillenniumIT software has outstripped the wider business, with a 19% increase in sales of its trading software

Government officials are considering the viability of ordering suppliers bidding for contracts to disclose the tax they pay relative to UK sales

New software created by researchers at North Carolina State University claims to boost performance of Wi-Fi by up to 700%