Most business leaders have no faith in IT
The majority of European business leaders do not believe that IT is a facilitator for achieving their business priorities.
Stories by Antony Savvas
Airlines increase IT spending to mobilise and socialise their business
Half of the world's top airlines are spending more this year on IT and telecoms, according to the annual SITA/Airline Business Airline IT Trends Survey.
Risk to cloud adoption because IT departments 'short on time'
Widespread adoption of cloud computing could be threatened because IT departments do not have the time to get it off the ground, according to a report.
'Insider trading' phone call about AMD stocks played to Galleon jury
Lawyers for the defence of Raj Rajaratnam, who is accused of inside trading on stocks including AMD, Intel and IBM, have rested their case in New York.
Supercomputers crucial to predicting future natural disasters, claims tech researcher
One of the world's "leading experts" in the use of high-performance computing (HPC) for modelling natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis, will be speaking about his latest research at an international event in Bristol.
Improved data sharing would save lives during disasters, says United Nations
A United Nations report into disaster relief calls for improved data sharing and technology collaboration between agencies to help save lives.
Bill Gates tried to 'rip me off', claims Microsoft co-founder Allen
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has claimed Bill Gates was "scheming to rip me off" over a share of the company during the time Allen was receiving treatment for cancer in the 1980s.
Three in five SMEs 'have no business continuity plan'
Almost 60 percent of small and medium sized businesses in the UK lack any continuity plan to respond to natural and man-made disruptions affecting their business, according to research.
Social media compliance rules lacking: Gartner
Too many organisations do not have comprehensive compliance policies in place for its use, according to Gartner.
Fans' data deemed safe after reported World Cup breach
UK football fans are in the clear after a World Cup football ticket data breach scare broke last year.
JPMorgan Chase & Co hands out iPads to investment bankers
Investment bank JPMorgan Chase & Co is reportedly giving its investment bankers Apple iPads to help complete their work while on the move.
IT managers struggle with applications black hole - report
IT departments are failing to address an applications "black hole" with IT managers in the dark about software usage and cost.
Demand for retail IT staff up 46 percent
Demand for IT professionals within the retail sector has jumped 46 percent over the last six months, driven by sales channel upgrades, according to ReThink Recruitment.
Gartner: Companies need shift in private cloud security
The security systems of businesses must "evolve" as they move from virtualised data centres towards private cloud infrastructures, according to analysts at Gartner.
A quarter of SMEs fail to get best from IT, research finds
Although almost all SMEs consider IT to be crucial to business success, over a quarter admit they do not know enough about IT and how to make it work for their business, according to HP research.