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Alcatel-Lucent expects to have its cloud human resources (HR) platform used in 62 countries by the end of the year, replacing aging on-premise HR IT systems

At the 2015 Parliament and Internet conference in Westminster, a series of panels explored some of the key issues affecting the UK’s digital economy

Insolvencies for ICT companies fall overall but more software developers struggle as competition intensifies

Metropolitan Police announce the arrest of a second teenager in connection with the attack on TalkTalk that exposed the details of four million customers

Proposed UK surveillance legislation is expected to allow the police to seize details of websites and access specific web addresses visited by anyone under investigation

The Met Office plans to raise £2bn by offering commercial supercomputing services over the web using a powerful Cray supercomputer

A glitch that allowed online customers to see each others' details forced retailer Mark & Spencer to take its website offline while it resolved the issue

Equinox turns to digital technology from SmartRecruiters to speed up hiring employees

Founder of luxury second-hand watch reseller Watchfinder explains that retailers will never have an entirely online or offline business

The EU parliament has approved an update of European police college rules to help Cepol keep pace with security threats such as cyber crime