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After the DVLA's two-year project to bring its IT back in-house, its outsourcing strategy – set up during the Thatcher years – came to an end in September 2015

A landmark ruling against Slovakia-based website Weltimmo could impact the Max Schrems case against Facebook and new European data protection rules currently being finalised

Cloud services company Workday is setting its sights on growth as it expands from cloud HR, to finance, learning and analytics

Customers Calvary Church and Look Photography needed a more cost-efficient file-sharing tool and found Connected Data Transporter did the trick.

Security researchers have discovered a new and unique advanced persistent threat (APT) technique that involves a malicious module loaded onto a webmail server

Around 600 Evry staff in the Nordics are to move to IBM in $1bn IT outsourcing deal that sees the firm hand over its IT infrastructure for the next 10 years

Amsterdam is selling itself to the startup community as a nice place to live with a high standard of living, and one that opens doors to the continent

In this week's blogs, analysts discuss Cisco Mobility Express and examine whether enterprise networks can really handle an explosion of Internet of Things devices.

Academic organisations in Singapore and the UK collaborate on the privacy questions raised by big data and the cloud

Software giant Microsoft announces a range of new Windows 10 devices, including smartphones, a tablet – and Surface Book, the company's first laptop device

Supermarket giant Tesco has scrapped plans to sell analytics arm Dunnhumby after restructuring and analysing its assets

The HP-led OpenSwitch community is likely to attract the interest of large enterprises with Web-scale data centers.

Ford collaborates with St Petersburg State Polytechnic University in Russia to develop car communications using technology designed for space robotics

Estonia is leading the way when it comes to providing easy and secure access to government services for citizens and foreigners alike

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) says it intends to learn from social networking firms and use external data to better understand people's lives

Mobile network operator Vodafone lends its voice to the growing clamour arguing for full structural and functional separation of Openreach from BT

Hackers who compromised LoopPay’s computer systems had no access to Samsung Pay’s user data or other core information, says Samsung

The chief technology officer of facilities management company Bellrock explains why apprenticeships should be used to stop potential IT workers moving to other industries

Travelex’s digital transformation is based on short-term wins, long-term goals and disruption, according to its chief digital officer, Sean Cornwell

The council’s outsourcing deal with Civica will not end until October 2021, as it signs a three-year extension contract

Apple has blocked more apps over security concerns just weeks after ridding the App Store of XcodeGhost malware

The UK will need the skills of 2.3 million digital workers by 2020 if it hopes to power the promised digital economy, according to research from O2

Finnish airline outsources IT transformation to IBM as it moves to introduce digital services to customers

Brocade has partnered with two more Wi-Fi vendors to offer enterprise customers a more flexible wireless network.

SCC continues to invest in expanding its cloud and hosted options with UCaaS and hosted voice player SIPCOM the beneficiary of its latest moves in the market

We visit Silicon Valley to meet some of the emerging tech companies focusing on enterprise IT

NHS trials of the Verify ID assurance system found patients concerned over using banks to allow access to medical data