Month: July 2016

Expense management is one area of business where the application of IT can bring about double-digit cost reductions

Britain will be a follower, not a leader, in the European Digital Single Market, according to a new government-sanctioned report published today. The second report of the 2016-2017 session on the digital...

Energy services provider announces the launch of its women in tech network to provide a community for female tech employees

Waitrose has embarked on a major storage technology overhaul and has already seen benefits as a result. The firm is using FlashArray equipment from Pure Storage as part of the move, which has led to...

Companies are increasingly reliant on third parties for crucial systems and services, but this brings an increasing list of potential security flaws that could cause huge problems. This was one of the...

Businesses can take several precautions to avoid being victims of ransomware, but if all else fails, they should negotiate with their attackers, according to a report by F-Secure

The French government has more hurdles to overcome than many of its European neighbours when it comes to adopting cloud computing services

Newly appointed information commissioner Elizabeth Denham has officially taken over as head of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Denham, whose appointment was confirmed in March, will serve...

Summer may be here but the tech sector continues to churn out the news, and several stories hit the headlines on V3 last week. Top story of the week was Linus Torvalds' epic rant over the use of comments...

Former Cabinet Office minister Matt Hancock replaces Ed Vaizey as digital economy minister in the highest-profile change among digital roles