David Cameron faces personal headache over Safe Harbour
The UK “intervened strongly” in the legal challenge brought by Austrian law student Max Schrems that ruled Safe Harbour invalid, jeopardising data sharing between Europe and the US
Month: October 2015
Quarter of Europeans are active mobile banking users
The use of mobile banking services is increasing in Europe despite security fears
Turning data into action still tricky for Australia’s data scientists
Australian businesses need to change their attitudes towards data scientists if they are to unshackle the benefits of data
BT Openreach division expands services deal with Infosys to improve support for engineers
BT Openreach is using a software platform from Infosys that draws data from several sources to improve support for its engineers and customers
China continues hacking operations against US despite cyber truce
US government is aware of attacks and will press China to abide by agreement
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How CIOs can raise their ‘IT clock speed’ as pressure to innovate grows
CIOs are facing pressure from the board to roll out IT projects increasingly quickly. How can they do that without running unacceptable risks? This article, based on cutting-edge research among leading businesses, offers some answers
How CIOs can ramp up their ‘IT clock speed’ as pressure grows
CIOs are facing pressure from the board to roll out IT projects increasingly quickly. How can they do that without running unacceptable risks? This article, based on cutting-edge research among leading businesses, offers some answers
Dow Jones denies it was target of insider trading hack
Dow Jones says there is no information to support reports that it was the target of hackers seeking information for insider trading
Google buys 360-degree photography firm Digisfera to boost Street View
Startup's 360-degree photography tech will be integrated with Street View