• STRATEGY

  The five minute CIO: Henry Minogue

  18.05.2012 UPC Ireland's IT chief on changing the conversation from cost to value

  

• CAREERS AND EMPLOYMENT

  System Dynamics to create 30 new jobs

  15.05.2012 System Dynamics jobs come on the back of revenue growth in the UK market

  

• VIRTUALISATION

  The public and private cloud balance

  10.04.2012 Most organisations will find balance between public and private cloud - Dell

  

• GOVERNMENT

  Cloud adoption in Europe's public sector

  02.04.2012 Europe's public sector 'conservative' on cloud adoption - IDC

  

• CAREERS AND EMPLOYMENT

  US senators seek Facebook investigation

  26.03.2012 Senators want probe regarding employers seeking Facebook passwords

  

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• Rugged devices, RFID and cloud computing join fight against counterfeiting 21.05.2012

  The use of rugged mobile devices in production and services industries allied with the cloud and RFID are contributing to major advances in industries from food to pharmaceuticals and fashion beating the threat of counterfeit goods.

• The five minute CIO: Henry Minogue 18.05.2012

  Welcome to the latest in a series of exclusive interviews on Siliconrepublic.com, where IT leaders share their thoughts on technology trends and strategy. This week, we talk to Henry Minogue, IT director at UPC Ireland, the cable operator whose Irish customer base is closing in on the 1m subscriber mark and currently stands at more than 922,000.

• IT managers see BYOD benefits but worry about risk - survey 17.05.2012

  More than 80pc of IT managers think enterprises with a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy have a competitive advantage over other organisations, research commissioned by BT suggests.

• Cyber-criminals catch on to online hotel booking craze 14.05.2012

  Cyber-criminals appear to be capitalising onto the trend of people booking their holidays online. Hotline.ie has issued an appeal for people to be aware of fake booking confirmation emails that cyber-criminals are sending out at random.

• The five minute CIO: Catherine Doran 11.05.2012

  Welcome to the latest in a series of exclusive interviews on Siliconrepublic.com, where IT leaders share their thoughts on technology trends and strategy. This week, we talk to Catherine Doran, CIO at the Royal Mail in the UK.

• More than one in 10 Irish workers has taken contact list from work - survey 10.05.2012

  More than one in 10 Irish employees admit to having taken the contact list from their previous job, a new survey claims.

• E-invoicing could save European governments €40bn 09.05.2012

  Electronic invoicing could save European governments at least €40bn. Across Europe, governments consume between 45pc and 65pc of goods and services.

• Mystery surrounds exposure of thousands of Twitter passwords 09.05.2012

  Twitter is understood to be investigating how 55,000 user passwords were published online yesterday.

• Security group IRISSCERT promotes safe password use among teens 09.05.2012

  IRISSCERT, the non-profit computer emergency response team, has launched an awareness campaign to highlight the need for secure passwords among teenagers and young adults.

• NASA and ESA confirm hacking attack from ‘The Unknowns’ group 08.05.2012

  A new hacking group calling itself The Unknowns managed to breach the security of sites belonging to NASA and the European Space Agency in recent weeks. The group, which claims to have hacked 10 sites in all, appears to be on a crusade to help improve internet security.

• Apple OS X Lion passwords exposed in security blunder 07.05.2012

  A security blunder in the most recent version of Mac OS X – 10.7.3 – apparently turns on a system-wide debut log file that contains the login passwords of every user who has logged in since the update was applied.

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