Month: July 2016

CIOs should start talking with other executives and their teams and begin planning now for potential changes

CIOs should start talking with other executives and their teams and beginning planning now for potential changes

The European Commission (EC) should amend the so-called 'cookie law' that requires website owners to obtain users' consent before placing cookies on their devices, according to the Information Commissioner's...

Second-quarter results show 3% growth in cloud revenue to reach 14% of the €5.2bn revenue total, as operating profit jumps 10%

Paul Elich, CIO at Dutch airline KLM, tells Computer Weekly about building innovation into IT departments and the ongoing de-duplication of internal systems since its merger with Air France

Insurance intermediary is moving its IT infrastructure into the cloud in a 12-month project that also sees it update its end-user computing technologies

Telecommunications giant incurs the wrath of BT broadband users after thousands struggle to get online

Google received over 40,000 requests for information on user accounts from governments in the six months ending December 2015, the highest number the firm has ever received. The latest Google transparency...

BT customers are experiencing outages for a second day in a row. The firm put an update on its status page acknowledging the problems, but did not give a specific reason for the fault, instead listing...

NEW YORK: BlackBerry chief executive John Chen has questioned whether Apple's stringent approach to encryption and user privacy is sensible, warning that the firm's attitude could be harmful to society. ...