Microsoft Dynamics specialists unhappy with their pay packets

A Microsoft Dynamics skills shortage is leading businesses to recruit less experienced individuals to plug gaps, while more experienced workers are looking to jump ship for more money. Read More →

SAP showcases in-memory innovation at Sapphire Now

SAP innovation has the potential to massively simplify the IT landscapes of its customers, according to Vishal Sikka, chief technology officer at SAP. Read More →

TCS bags rare megadeal and 1,900 more UK workers

Tata Consultancy Services BPO subsidiary, Diligenta, has won a deal with life insurer Friends Life worth £1.37bn over 15 years which will see 1,900 Friends Life staff transfer to the Indian service provider. Read More →

Gartner ITxpo 2011: CIO Steve Chambers on the technology behind Visa Europe

At the Gartner ITxpo conference in Barcelona, Chambers discussed the IT challenges at Visa Europe, getting management buy-in, new technology platforms and developing the right skills. Read More →

FBI takes down botnet of four million computers in Operation Ghostclick

The FBI and Estonian police have taken down a botnet of over 4 million computers in an operation dubbed "Ghostclick". The cyber ring used a class of malware called DNSChanger to infect approximately 4 million computers in more than 100 countries.  Read More →

Gartner ITxpo Barcelona: Autonomy’s Mike Lynch demos intelligent augmented reality

Speaking at a packed session titled "The biggest transition in the history of IT" at the Gartner ITxpo in Barcelona, Mike Lynch, CEO of Autonomy, demonstrated the future of interactive information. Read More →

Moss Bros expects £10m boost after introducing multi-channel customer system

Suit hire firm Moss Bros expects to make an extra £10m next year after implementing a central customer system across its 150 stores and online channels. Read More →

Wi-Manx deploys multimillion-pound datacentre with ultra-fast broadband

Isle of Man-based telecommunications firm Wi-Manx has deployed a multimillion-pound datacentre to better serve its business customers. Read More →

Adobe to change mobile Flash player strategy and axe European jobs

Adobe plans to abandon its Flash player for mobile browsers and cut 750 jobs across North America and Europe as part of a reorganisation. Read More →

Accenture announces managed private cloud service for SAP applications

Accenture has announced a service to enable SAP ERP and NetWeaver Business Warehouse customers to migrate easily to lower-cost, managed private cloud infrastructure. The service was unveiled at the SAP customer and partner event Sapphire Now in Madrid. Read More →