Is HMRC making tax more taxing for non-digital taxpayers?
Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has made tax data accessible online – but how should it cater for those unable (or unwilling) to use digital services?
Month: June 2015
Nutanix’s Acropolis free hypervisor takes aim at VMware
Hyper-converged server/storage pioneer launches free-of-charge hypervisor in an explicit move to tempt customers from existing VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V deployments
Only 3% of civil servants think the government gets good value from the tech industry
A survey by industry body TechUK has found only a small percentage of civil servants feel the government currently gets good value out of the tech industry
Death, taxes and data security audits
According to Benjamin Franklin, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes. In the business world, audits could easily be added to this list
Ofcom CEO Sharon White gets tough on broadband speed
In a speech delivered to a Which? conference, Ofcom CEO Sharon White set out new rights for consumers to leave their broadband provider if speeds aren’t good enough
Microsoft acquires application management software firm BlueStripe
Company sepcialises in monitoring and troubleshooting tools
Europol smashes international ring of cyber fraudsters
Forty nine suspects seized
AARNet router failure sinks international path
Faulty line card blamed.
AARNet router failure sinks international connectivity
Faulty line card blamed.
Nominet declares war on botnets, malware and snoops with Turing analytics tool
Tool lets firms check 250,000 DNS queries every second for malicious network activity