Sophie Curtis

London Gatwick transforms IT services strategy with Getronics

London Gatwick Airport has chosen Getronics to provide IT services across its campus, as the airport transforms its IT strategy.

Tata to provide trackside connectivity for Mercedes Formula One

Tata Communications has signed a deal to deliver high-speed, secure trackside connectivity for the Mercedes Formula One team.

Infosec 2013: cyber security sector failing to attract new talent

The cyber security sector in the UK is failing to attract young people into the industry – especially women – according to research released this week by e-skills UK.

Spiceworks integrates Dropbox to help IT admins monitor usage

Spiceworks, the social business platform for IT professionals, has announced a new technology integration and partnership with Dropbox to help companies simplify the use of Dropbox accounts within their organisation.

Virgin Media reports 3.6% profit growth amid Liberty buyout

Virgin Media, which is currently being acquired by US firm Liberty Global in a deal worth £15 billion, has reported first quarter revenue growth of 3.6 percent to £1,043 million, thanks to an increase in demand for its superfast broadband and TiVo services.

BT to launch new BT.com website based on Oracle WebCenter

BT has announced that it is a launching a new version of the BT.com website, combining news, web search and email access with account and billing information.

Infosec 2013: There is no such thing as information security risk

There is no such thing as information security risk, according to Serge Baudot, head of information security and business continuity management at easyJet. The only risk that matters within any organisation is the risk to the bottom line.

European Court of Human Rights improves document management with OpenText eDOCS

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is using a document management system from OpenText to handle applications and disseminate case law more efficiently.

UK government offers SMEs £5,000 to improve their cyber security

The UK government's Technology Strategy Board has extended its Innovation Vouchers scheme to allow small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to bid for up to £5,000 from a £500,000 pot to improve their cyber security by bringing in outside expertise.

London Grid for Learning delivers WiFi and VoIP to 2,000 schools

Two thousand schools across London are set to benefit from a new Wi-Fi service and Voice over IP (VoIP) technology, which will be delivered through the Public Services Network project developed by London Grid for Learning (LGfL) and Virgin Media Business.