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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.

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Start-ups should focus on customers not just finance, says ARM CEO

Start-up companies should focus more on their customers than on raising finance, the CEO of British computer chip designer ARM has said. read more »

Only 12% of government contracts awarded to SMEs

Just 12 percent of government contracts are awarded to SMEs, the Cabinet Office has revealed. read more »

Google offers travel grants for women in IT

Google is offering a travel grant to female computer scientists in a bid to encourage more women to attend and participate in conferences. read more »

Bolton College adopts desktop virtualisation to aid student mobility

Bolton College is rolling out desktop virtualisation to give its students and staff flexible access to computers and laptops. read more »

UK cyber strategy implementation 'too slow', says former security minister

The UK government needs to set out a clear timetable for the implementation of its cyber security strategy, former security minister Baroness Pauline-Neville Jones has said. read more »

Wellcome Trust's iPad use triples desktop costs

Consumerisation of devices has contributed to a three-fold increase in the Wellcome Trust's personal computing costs, its CIO has revealed. read more »

IT is victim of own success, says Wellcome Trust CIO

IT is becoming a victim of its own success, according to the Wellcome Trust's head of IT Mark Bramwell. read more »

UK cyber security skills are 'wholly inadequate', says former security minister

The UK needs to significantly bolster its cyber security skills to fight against cyber threats, according to former security minister Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones. read more »

IT fears as Lloyds Banking Group cuts nearly 1,000 jobs

Lloyds Banking Group has revealed plans to make 990 redundancies across the company and close four offices, according to a trade union. read more »

Civil servants to get project management lessons

Francis Maude, Cabinet Office Minister, has announced plans to set up an academy to give lessons to senior civil servants on how to manage large government projects. read more »

European CIO Association launches

A new, Brussels-based association for CIOs has launched today. read more »

Ofcom aims to reduce Openreach charges

Ofcom has proposed new charge limits that will reduce BT Openreach's wholesale rental prices. read more »

EMC launches VFCache 'Project Lightning' storage solution

EMC has launched VFCache, a product that combines flash and caching technology to improve the performance of applications. read more »

Government sets up £4.8bn IT hardware framework

The Government Procurement Service has announced its plans to create a £4.8 billion framework contract for IT hardware and solutions. read more »

BAE Systems awards HR services contract to Logica

Defence company BAE Systems has awarded a contract for outsourced HR services to Logica. read more »

Lack of career information means IT industry loses out, says CompTIA

The IT industry is losing out on new talent because schools and universities are not providing the information that students need to make informed career choices, a survey has found. read more »

Google aims for higher government security accreditation for Apps

Google is looking to gain higher security accreditations that would enable wider use of Google Apps by the UK government. read more »

Post Office seeks £180m framework for delivery of IT

The Post Office is looking for a new IT solutions provider to support its transformation agenda read more »

NHS Greater Manchester: The shared services gamble

NHS Greater Manchester has proposed to standardise its financial systems across 10 primary care trusts (PCTs) at nearly three times the cost of the existing systems. read more »

Metropolitan Police shares victims' emails in data breach

The Metropolitan Police Service has confirmed that it "inadvertently" shared the email addresses of more than a thousand victims of crime with other victims. read more »

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