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Logicalis buys 2e2 European operations ? excluding UK
IT services firm Logicalis is acquiring the four European subsidiaries of failed company 2e2 for ?24 million (£20.7 million), but isn't taking on the UK business.
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KPMG: Cloud migration harder, more costly than enterprises expect
Cloud computing security challenges are daunting and the costs higher than a substantial number of businesses originally thought they would be, a new study revealed.
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Infosys revenue rises, but outsourcer's costs cut into profit
Revenue at Infosys grew in the fourth quarter, but profit fell as a result of a wage rise and investments in newer businesses.
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Royal Mail to order 120,000 mobile devices worth up to £300m
The Royal Mail Group has revealed plans to distribute up to 120,000 mobile devices to its staff under a new managed services deal worth up to £300 million.
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Royal Mail advertising senior IT project management job roles on LinkedIn
The Royal Mail Group is advertising a number of senior IT job roles on LinkedIn, which require candidates to have managed projects worth hundreds of millions of pounds in the past.
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BT launches cloud-based supply chain management service
BT has announced new cloud-based capabilities for BT Trace, its portfolio of software solutions designed to help organisations manage their global supply chains more efficiently.
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4G will benefit businesses before consumers: Claranet
4G on consumer mobile devices is a red herring until battery life improves, according to Claranet, but the benefits for businesses are likely to be ?real and immediate?.
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Orange and T-Mobile customers to miss out on EE 4G services
Everything Everywhere, the combined entity of Orange and T-Mobile, has switched on its 4G network in four UK cities ? London, Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham ? so that the company?s engineers can begin live testing and systems integration, in preparation for a commercial rollout.
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Infosys positions as cloud integrator, unveils self-service cloud hub
Indian outsourcer Infosys Tuesday unveiled a package of services and technologies that aim to help companies deploying hybrid clouds.
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Nokia Siemens to tap into Ruckus for service-provider Wi-Fi
Ruckus Wireless will announce two deals at the CTIA Wireless show this week which reflect service providers' growing interest in the unlicensed wireless technology.
