November 2008 News

Employers not embracing advantages of internet

Research released today has revealed that employers are failing to make the most out of the possibilities offered by the internet and are failing to use technology to drive business performance.

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Business continuity is 'becoming increasingly popular'

Industry insiders have said that business continuity planning is a rapidly growing market as companies increasingly decide that they cannot afford to lose vital data.

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Business continuity planning is imperative, say experts

IT experts have said that business continuity planning is essential for any business wishing to carry on successfully in challenging times.

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Leading firm appoints business continuity manager

A leading IT consultancy firm has announced the appointment of its first business continuity manager - a move which highlights the growth of the business continuity market.

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Cloud computing is "an evolution in business"

The increasing importance of cloud computing "is heralding an evolution in business", according to one expert.

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DWP considering web hosting solutions

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is considering using web

An industry analyst has hailed voice over internet protocol (VoIP) technology, saying it "can undoubtedly reduce businesses' costs.

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EC to invest in business communications technologies

Jose Manuel Barroso, the head of the European commission (EC) has said that technology and communications technology in particular will play an integral part in Europe's economic recovery.

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'Energy efficient' VoIP processor launched

A hardware firm has announced the launch of a new (voice over internet protocol) VoIP processor which it claims is more energy efficient.

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Experts say HMRC data loss 'should have been prevented'

Government experts have admitted that the recent loss of data from HM Revenue & Customs should have been prevented, computing.

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Businesses need to do more to protect data, experts warn

Experts have warned that businesses need to take even more precautions about data storage, especially when the data concerned is other people's details.

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Lib Dems uncover "shocking" lack of care over data storage

The Liberal Democrats have claimed that NHS data storage practices are "shocking" and have led to incidents of potential serious misconduct.

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Data storage failures lead to further losses

On a day when the NHS is being told to seriously reconsider its data storage policies, the Northern Echo has reported that a further 200 patients' records have been lost from a hospital in the north-east.

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Scientists work on improving data storage

Scientists working at Queen Mary's College, University of London, have completed an experiment which could help shape the future development of data storage, according to Scientist Daily.

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UK business broadband expertise needed in Singapore

The government of Singapore has called upon a UK business broadband provider to analyse the quality of the city's broadband services, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Office broadband 'increasing in popularity'

Increasing numbers of Brits are using broadband connections to get online, according to statistics published today, meaning that office broadband use may be becoming increasingly prevalent.

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Businesses spending more on Ethernet services

An industry analyst has revealed that spending on Ethernet services is rising, as it becomes the technology of choice for businesses.

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HP introduces new Ethernet service module

Hewlett Packard (HP) have announced the release of a new hardware and software module, the Virtual Flex-10, which it claims will help businesses cut the cost of virtualisation and running virtual servers.

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EU invites data centres to help fight climate change

The EU has asked data centre operators and owners to sign up to a code of conduct, which includes regulations aimed at fighting climate change.

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Minister welcomes EU data storage regulations

The minister for sustainable development and energy innovation, Lord Hunt, has welcomed the launch of the EU's code of conduct for data centres and data storage, saying that it could help the IT industry play its part in tackling climate change.

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Business Continuity Conference announced for London

Leading conference organiser City and Financial have announced they will be running a high profile conference on business continuity and disaster recovery - a move which shows how seriously the question of business continuity is being taken by the city.

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Microsoft announces new cloud hosting services

Microsoft has announced that two of its leading business software applications will now be available via cloud hosting, for businesses to use online - a move that shows the increasing importance of cloud hosting in today's business IT environment.

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Seminars stress the importance of business continuity

Seminars stressing the importance of business continuity and highlighting the danger of cybercrime are to be held at Newcastle University, the Northern Echo reports.

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Credit Suisse signs up to managed hosting agreement

The Wall Street Journal reports that major Swiss bank Credit Suisse has signed a managed hosting agreement to deliver hosting support for its Advanced Execution Services business - a move that could reflect the increasing importance of managed hosting in today's business environment.

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