Citigroup split up will send IT in 'reverse'
Troubled banking group Citigroup said it is splitting its business in two in a move that analysts warned would put its IT strategy in a backspin.
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UK gov't accused of inadequate planning on IT project
A powerful group of MPs has accused the Ministry of Defence of failing to properly plan a £7.1 billion IT project, leading to cost overruns and severe delays.
MI5: Internet phone services a risk to national security
Internet telephone services pose a serious threat to Britain's security, the head of MI5 has said.
Barclays lays off 400 more IT staff
Barclays is set to cut another 408 IT staff, in addition to the 1,800 announced last July, as the tough economy continues to squeeze UK banks.
Forrester: Green IT investment stable despite downturn
The number of firms accelerating their green IT initiatives is double that of those scaling back such projects, according to a survey by Forrester Research.
Forrester: Social networking will change supplier relations
Web 2.0 will revolutionize collaboration with IT suppliers, Forrester has predicted.
UK government blows money on cancelled IT projects
The U.K. government has shelved IT projects worth at least £273 million (AUD$664 million) during the last five years, MPs have revealed.
Over half of UK firms have lost data
An astonishing 55 percent of British companies have lost data, according to a new report.
Survey: Open source benefits 'outweigh' problems
A skills shortage is holding back open source adoption, but businesses nevertheless see clear benefits from using non-proprietary software.
Hackers prep for credit card scam in UK supermarkets
Cyber criminals have been planning to conduct a sophisticated scam that involves using cloned US credit cards to target self-checkouts in British supermarkets.
NASA hacker makes final appeal to British government
Gary McKinnon, the British hacker who successfully breached top US government security, has reportedly made a final appeal to home secretary Jacqui Smith to prevent his extradition to the US.
UK gov't loses personal data on 4M people in one year
The U.K. government has lost the personal information of up to four million citizens in one year alone.
Special UK police raid counterfeit card fraud factory
The Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit has raided a counterfeit card fraud factory in Birmingham and arrested two people.
Unified communications delivering on cost, says survey
Unified communications are providing significant cost reductions and productivity improvements, leading half of businesses to predict they will be the standard method of business communication in the future.
Chelsea FC to score single customer view of fans
Chelsea Football Club is set to create a single view of all its customers in a bid to improve its business intelligence for marketing campaigns.