Month: July 2016

Transport for London (TfL) has signed a deal worth £15m to allow technology firm Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS) to sell the Oyster contactless payment technology to other cities around the world....

The government should delay the Investigatory Powers Bill to allow time for proper scrutiny following the political chaos that has engulfed Britain after the Brexit vote

Microsoft continues to fine tune the Windows 10 code for the Anniversary Update due in a few weeks, delivering new previews for PC and Mobile testers as the firm detailed new subscription options for enterprises....

Former Google engineers apply their experience to solving the huge handicap that core legacy systems place on the banking industry

The government has launched a consultation on driverless car technologies to consider amendments to the laws concerning insurance and the Highway Code to accommodate such vehicles. The aim of the open...

Microsoft is introducing managed service solutions for Windows 10 and Surface hardware. Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president of the Windows and Devices group at Microsoft, talked in a blog post today...

The European Commission has adopted the EU-US Privacy Shield framework, but businesses still lack clarity and assurance on transatlantic personal data transfers

Facebook has signed a deal to roll out Office 365 to as many as 13,000 employees in a high-profile customer win for Microsoft. Facebook CIO Tim Campos explained the decision in an article on Microsoft’s...

NEW YORK: Infor has made a play for the Internet of Things (IoT) with a comprehensive platform that feeds connected device, sensor and app data into the firm's enterprise software. Pam Murphy, Infor’s...

Cubic Transportation plans to use London's payments system to develop contactless solutions for transport around the world