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Colt unveils cloud ICT offering for SMEs

Telco Colt has launched a new range of "simplified" on-demand cloud comms services for SMEs. read more »

Mott MacDonald engineering signs £13m global telecoms deal

Engineering and development group Mott MacDonald has signed a five year global telecoms deal worth around £13 million with Tata Communications. read more »

Severn Trent spends millions on new contact centre and mobile strategy

Severn Trent Water has continued its IT transformation plan by bringing in IT services provider Azzurri to provide a managed 1,000 seat contact centre and support an enterprise mobility roll-out for 5,000 users. read more »

Cisco reported to enforcement agencies by Multiven for alleged 'theft' of data

A Swiss provider of cloud-based network management and maintenance services has reported Cisco to enforcement agencies for the alleged theft of thousands of its proprietary and copyrighted data files. read more »

Brocade delivers HyperEdge Architecture to improve mobile working

Brocade has launched its HyperEdge Architecture to help enterprises and campus environments better handle cloud and mobile working. read more »

Fat Face deploys cloud POS system

The Fat Face clothing chain has deployed a cloud-supported point of sale system. read more »

Ceiling lights could support high speed WiFi

Germany's Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute research organisation has demonstrated broadband speeds of between 500 and 800mbps (megabits per second) via off-the-shelf-ceiling lamp LEDs that supported wireless local area networks. read more »

Government wants improved mobile coverage on trains

The government wants Network Rail to open up its network to mobile operators to allow them to provide improved call and data coverage to their customers. read more »

O2 customers to get free WiFi access on Tube

O2 customers will now get free WiFi access on the London Underground after the operator struck a wholesale access deal with Virgin Media that controls and manages the Tube WiFi network. read more »

Juniper extends support for SDN and BYOD

Juniper Networks has launched a new range of more widely programmable switches and management tools that aim to address provider and enterprise needs for software defined networking (SDN) and bring your own device (BYOD) strategies. read more »

4G TV interference may be lower than expected

The first live test to help assess the extent to which Freeview TV programmes could be impacted by new 4G mobile services has been completed, with less impact than expected. read more »

Microsoft launches Apprentice of the Year competition

Microsoft has launched its 2013 Apprentice of the Year competition, as part of its commitment to help 300,000 British 16-24 year olds into work over the next three years through its Get On programme. read more »

SAS expands in Scotland with almost 100 new analytics jobs

Analytics software firm SAS is creating almost 100 new jobs in Scotland. read more »

Samsung makes next move to challenge BlackBerry Enterprise Server

As Samsung seeks to challenge the dominance of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server platform in the business market, it has now struck a mobile device management technology deal with Absolute Software. read more »

Brent council deploys unified comms to support flexible working

The London Borough of Brent has adopted a unified communications platform from Avaya to support flexible working and enable an improved communications interface between mobile staff and citizens. read more »

France Telecom prepares sale of EE

France Telecom has brought in banks to advise on a part flotation or sale of its EE mobile operator brand, reports the Financial Times. read more »

BMI Healthcare cuts IT management costs by 70 percent

Independent healthcare provider BMI Healthcare says it has made a 70 percent saving in annual IT infrastructure management costs through a new IT management platform. read more »

System outages force Empire Cinemas to deploy new WAN

The Empire cinema chain has deployed a new wide area network to improve internet bandwidth, ticketing and other transaction services. read more »

Hereford & Worcester fire service improves financials with TechnologyOne

Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service is improving its budgeting, purchasing and asset management with an enhanced technology platform. read more »

Gartner: In-memory computing hits mainstream

In-memory computing is "racing towards mainstream adoption", according to analyst firm Gartner. read more »

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