Companies avoid cloud due to lack of security skills

Businesses are being deterred from taking up cloud services due to a lack of security skills

ComputerWeekly: IT services and outsourcing

72% of UK adults shop online

Almost three quarters of adults in the UK access the internet on a daily basis and most have bought goods and services online.

ComputerWeekly: Networking and communication

Is the smart meter roll-out doomed?

A new select committee report has given the UK’s smart meter roll-out a thumbs up. But is the project doomed to failure?

ComputerWeekly: IT security

Unilever commits to BT managed services

Manufacturing giant Unilever has extended a global IT services contract with BT by three years

ComputerWeekly: Latest IT News

Big data journalism exposes offshore tax dodgers

How journalists harnessed big data to challenge offshore financial secrecy

ComputerWeekly: Financial services IT news

Huawei seeks growth in enterprise network business

The U.S. market may be a “disappointment” to the Asian firm, but it hasn’t stopped Huawei from trying to tap into the lucrative enterprise sphere.

Latest Blog for ZDNet

Analytics helping ‘smart’ Sydney Airport get off the ground

It may only have access to 5% of the information it needs, but Australia’s largest and busiest airport has already seen early successes using big-data analytics to better model passenger flow and plan new services.

Latest Blog for ZDNet

Hybris CEO Lüdi: SAP acquisition adds commerce, not old school CRM

Hybris CEO says SAP bought the Swiss commerce platform company to deliver a multi-channel customer experience

ComputerWeekly: Latest IT News

Vodafone announces 4G launch date

Vodafone becomes the third mobile operator to confirm the launch of its 4G network, which will go live on the same day as O2

ComputerWeekly: Networking and communication

Avoiding the mistakes of NPfIT in new NHS IT contracts

What are the contracting experiences of NHS Trusts who have started their own IT procurement, and how can mistakes of the past be avoided?

ComputerWeekly: IT services and outsourcing

Ken Brill, datacentre visionary and founder of Uptime Institute passes away

Kenneth Brill, the datacentre innovator and founder of Uptime Institute has passed away at the age of 68

ComputerWeekly: Internet technology