Month: May 2016

Santander has unveiled what it claims is the UK's first international money transfer service powered by the blockchain distributed ledger technology. The bank has stated previously that blockchain has...

PayPal is to discontinue its apps for Amazon Fire, BlackBerry and Windows Phone devices. The company will force all its Android and iOS users to update their apps on 30 June to the latest version, which...

CIO of Finnish-listed international retailer tells Computer Weekly about the department store’s journey towards omnichannel

UK challenger bank OakNorth is putting core banking systems in the Amazon Web Services cloud

Microsoft has taken the bold, and perhaps smart, move of banning simple passwords from its services, such as '123456' or everyone's favourite 'password'. The move comes after LinkedIn admitted that millions...

Qardio, a brand offering health technology devices, wanted an ERP system to deal with billing, accounting and taxes in different regions of the world

While piracy rates are declining, unauthorised software poses a big security risk, says the Business Software Alliance

Cloud CRM giant Salesforce names Amazon Web Services as preferred public cloud provider, as it sets out plans to expand use of its infrastructure-as-a-service offerings

Gov.UK Verify, the Cabinet Office's in-house identity scheme intended to govern access to public services, has finally been launched, years late and to intense criticism. Verify's purpose is for citizens...

The government makes public data gleaned from its monitoring of the performance of the Public Services Network to help customers understand their networks