GCHQ aims to tackle open source security clearance problem…

UK security services have begun bridging the gap that has stopped open source software getting security clearance for use in government
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CIO interview: Tom Baker, head of ICT, Sunderland City Council…

Tom Baker, head of ICT at Sunderland City Council, has an office in the council’s datacentre, which provides commercial hosting, VDI and a cloud service
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Orange launches free call and text app…

Orange takes on the ‘over the top’ providers with its own application, called Libon, enabling users to make calls and send texts for free
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BBC researches digital future with UCL…

The BBC is partnering with University College London in a four-year R&D programme to investigate the future of digital content
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Alan Pelz-Sharpe reported Autonomy to Serious Fraud Office in 2011…

Consultant Alan Pelz-Sharpe referred Autonomy’s alleged shortcomings to the Serious Fraud Office before HP's $11.7bn deal went through
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HP writes down Autonomy by $8.8bn…

HP blames Autonomy for misleading the firm before acquisition and refers former management to the Serious Fraud Office
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SAP users need more clarity on latest cloud, mobile and BI efforts…

SAP customers continue to express confusion about the supplier’s more advanced initiatives, including cloud migration and recent acquisitions
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Emirates takes Windows 8 HP ElitePad 900 to the sky…

Airline Emirates is rolling out in-flight Windows 8 tablets to enable cabin crew to access core IT
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Why Cisco chooses acquisition over R&D…

As networking giant Cisco buys its ninth company in less than a year, Computer Weekly asks, why the focus on acquisitions?
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BT rolls out toughened Windows 8 OS tablets for engineers…

BT is deploying the Windows 8 operating system (OS) to 5,900 engineers in what is believed to be the largest roll-out of the Microsoft OS
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