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German companies are beginning to recognise Berlin as a hot spot for technology innovation thanks to the many startups there

The government should use its outsourcing budget to influence service providers to reduce executive pay, says a think tank report

IBM has started to flex its muscles with the Watson super computer after launching its software defined storage options for the big data era

Berlin is one of Europe’s most up-and-coming hotbeds for technology startup companies, but red tape and legislation is preventing it from fulfilling its potential

To justify the upgrade cost needed to move to Oracle eBusiness Suite Release 12, IT departments need consider how the implementation can deliver value.

John Linwood, former chief technology officer at the BBC, claimed he is the “fall guy” for the failed £100m Digital Media Initiative.

The US telecoms regulator has approved proposals that opponents believe will quash the principle of net neutrality

Minnesota has become the first US state to introduce legislation aimed at reducing the theft of smartphones

Internet of things is relevant to enterprise information security professionals, says researcher

NHS England has scrapped its £356m outpatient booking system, Choose and Book, which was largely ignored by doctors

BlackBerry's move to open its BlackBerry 10 OS APIs to other MDM tools is a welcome one for IT shops that don't want to stick with BES.