The Department of Health has instructed NHS Trusts to ditch version 6.0 of Internet Explorer several weeks after Microsoft admitted that Chinese hackers exploited a critical flaw in the browser to infiltrate Googles corporate systems.
The governments revamped open source procurement policy will continue to lack teeth unless a single body is made accountable for enforcement, a member of the open source community have warned.
Police on Teesside are considering whether to outsource up to 500 back-office, jobs, which include ICT, in a bid to cut costs.
The UKs sustainable development watchdog has called on government to create a cross-departmental team that would work with business in order to explore how ICT could be used to make travel greener.
Budgetary constraints are the number one concern for the vast majority of ICT decision-makers in the education sector over the year ahead, with a huge 82% of schools facing cuts in real-terms.
'Increased customer satisfaction and efficiency key objectives for new contract with Cordys.
Calls to impose penalties on public sector bodies which take too long to pay for services supplied by small and medium sized businesses are debated by European politicians.
The Public Sector People Managers Association plans to launch a web portal later this year to help HR managers prepare for, manage and measure proposed change.
InterSystems Ensemble used to rationalise the Foundation Trusts IT architecture and implement a strategic approach to application integration.
University of Leicester study highlights concerns over attitude towards internet crime amongst some police officers.
Birmingham City Councils pioneering e-planning service has awarded Customer Service Excellence by the Cabinet Office, as an example of service excellence in the UK.
The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) confirms over 800 data security breaches in two years, but warns organisations will face tougher sanctions if they fail to report breaches before they come to light.
The Governments CIO lays out his strategy for ICT in the coming years, believing off-shoring isnt needed to meet the OEP target, and that budget restrictions wont stifle innovation; far from it.
The governments multi-billion pound National ID card scheme leaves its north of England base, and moves to attract the capitals youth.
Text messaging used for council-run competition, but increased public engagement may lead to implementation in future applications.
An inquiry is launched by the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee; deadline for written submissions on Wednesday.
A written exchange between the minister for health and his Conservative counterpart unveils the multi-million pound legal fees so far accrued for the National Programme for IT.
Mid-term savings could see the US Census Bureau move more into the Cloud, once this years census is complete.
Forrester study reveals telecom and network sourcing dissatisfaction amongst large organisations.
Declining levels in efficiency savings, increased pressure to help reduce cost without compromising service levels, and falling budgets, highlighted in Socitms IT trends in local public services report.