Anh Nguyen
Anh Nguyen joined ComputerworldUK as a reporter in January 2010. She read French and Italian at Cambridge University and has a postgraduate diploma in journalism from City University. She has worked as a journalist writing news and features for a range of B2B publications, including The Engineer and MediaFinance at The Press Association. Areas that Anh covers at ComputerworldUK include mobile, careers and green IT.
Technology companies are surprisingly positive about their expansion opportunities in the near future, despite wider economic concerns, a survey has found. read more »
The new Coventry University College has partnered with HP to launch a range of courses to provide students with "business-ready" IT skills. read more »
Google has launched a tool to enable businesses to check multiple sources to see if their ‘innovative product’ is actually new. read more »
The number of students taking science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects at A-level has continued to increase, figures from the Joint Council for Qualifications has shown. read more »
Financial services provider Standard Life has cited technology as a vital part of its ability to reduce its operational unit costs in its latest results. read more »
Staff working at Capita IT Services have voted for strike action over a compulsory redundancy plan and work being sent to India. read more »
The owner of Surfthechannel.com, a website hosting links to pirated films and TV shows, has been sentenced to four years in prison at Newcastle Crown Court. read more »
A shared service agreement between Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire County Councils is forecast to save nearly £5 million in annual ICT costs, a report has revealed. read more »
London 2012 Olympic Games sponsor Atos has made a new pay offer to its IT services and healthcare staff, which has prevented strike action that was due to start today. read more »
A petition has been launched to try and get Google to ‘pay its fair share’ of tax following the recent revelation that the search giant paid just £6 million, or 1.5 percent, of tax on turnover of £395 million last year. read more »
Joe Harley, former UK government CIO, has joined Amor Group as its strategic advisor. read more »
John Schappert, chief operating officer (COO) and director of online social gaming company Zynga, has resigned. read more »
The London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) has awarded a £19.6 million contract for control room services and mobilisation and communications technologies to Capita. read more »
The jury in a Financial Services Authority (FSA) case against three former iSoft directors has failed to return a verdict after a four-month long trial. read more »
CSC has announced in its latest results that it is making “good progressâ€� with the NHS, but there was no mention of an agreement being made over the failed National Programme for IT (NPfIT). read more »
Credit card company American Express has appointed Marc Gordon as chief information officer (CIO) and executive VP at the company. read more »
A former head of fraud and security for digital banking at Lloyds Bank has admitted to committing £2.5 million fraud. read more »
Retailer Tesco has announced the opening of an interactive virtual grocery store at Gatwick Airport. read more »
Wikipedia, the free online encyclopaedia, experienced an outage on Monday after a fibre cable between its two data centres was cut. read more »
Barclays is opening a centre dedicated to entrepreneurs next to the Google Campus in East London’s Tech City, chancellor George Osborne has announced. read more »
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