Govt seeks to define ‘innovation company’ for tax breaks
Investors could face substantial red tape.
Month: February 2016
IBAC claims Ultranet officials engineered tender in favour of CSG/Oracle
Mega-inquiry to call 35 witnesses.
Box cuts UK jobs to transfer roles into Europe
Around 10 percent of UK workforce go
‘We stumbled on e-commerce,’ says Ecco marketing head
Head of e-commerce at retailer Ecco Dana Schwartz explains how the firm’s transformational journey happened as a result of e-commerce adoption
Headphones manufacturer B&O Play tracks retail sales with Zyme
Smart headphones manufacturer uses Zyme's channel management tool to gain insights with sales and distribution data
Law firm snubs big players for Gridstore hyper-convergence
Scottish law form MacRoberts replaces more than 80U of ageing, heterogeneous HPE infrastructure with 4U of hyper-converged servers and storage from Gridstore
Peer-to-peer lender wants to acquire traditional mortgage firm
LendInvest suggests acquisition could help it become “the biggest mortgage lender in the country”
Interxion to build third Irish datacentre as demand for colocation grows
Colocation provider is set to begin the construction of its third Irish datacentre during the fourth quarter of 2016
Telstra is transforming Australian IT infrastructure
Telco is transforming its IT operation to make better use of the cloud, data and application programming interfaces
GCHQ is allowed to hack into computers and smartphones
Spies can even turn your webcam on