Alan Turing Institute gets down to work
The Alan Turing Institute, named after the Second World War Bletchley Park cryptanalyst, is getting down to work with the announcement of its first new director and a raft of partnerships
Author: nComputerWeekly: All Computer Weekly Contentn
Halifax offers mortgage agreements on mobiles in minutes
Halifax develops online tool to allow customers to receive an initial mortgage decision in minutes on a mobile device
Outsourcing hits record levels in Europe
Outsourcing activity in Europe recovers after a lull in the lead up to the UK general election, with more contracts than ever before
Can emulating social media make business applications more productive?
Can social technologies be turned to account for business applications, and can they boost economic productivity?
City of Liverpool College joins Jisc shared-services datacentre in Slough
Further education college set to use facility to help support roll-out of shared-services portfolio to other colleges
Quarter of world’s population will bank on mobiles by 2019
With a quarter of the world's population expected to use their mobiles to bank by 2019, traditional retail banks must get their strategies right
How Iceland will create a new breed of CIO
Icelandic academics discuss the future of IT and the role of education in the small Nordic nation
Whitehall devolution threat means IT suppliers “must improve” at selling cloud to local councils
Public sector IT suppliers must swot up on selling services to local councils, as Whitehall proposes devolving more power to them
SME G-Cloud deal volumes could be “under-reported”, claim suppliers
Cabinet Office is reviewing how SMEs report G-Cloud sales data, as reports suggest some are shunning existing online reporting process
Security Think Tank: Security needs to be part of change management processes
How can development, operations and security teams collaborate around change to ensure security is maintained and even improved?