In this week's issue: IT giants go north for cool datacentres

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ISSUE DATE: 07 January 2014 DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

Featured Story   Nordic countries attract companies with financially efficient datacentres From Google through Facebook to Microsoft, a growing number of companies are investing in datacentres in the Nordic countries, wooed by low energy costs and free cooling.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS Buyer’s guide to Windows XP support – part one: Windows XP support will end this year – are you prepared?  April 2014 marks the point when Microsoft will finally end technical support for Windows XP. However, depending on the figures you use, between 18% and 25% of all desktops are still using Windows XP. So why are organisations still wedded to XP, and what can they do after April this year? Interview: Ikea seeks to engage customers with a seamless shopping experience Paolo Cinelli, CIO of global furniture retailer Ikea, talks about the challenges of international multi-channel retail. Put software security in the hands of the buyer  Security professionals must rise to the challenge of ensuring that security testing becomes part of the procurement process for all business software. IT services provider Satyam makes big comeback as part of Tech Mahindra  One-time top-tier Indian IT services provider Satyam was rescued from collapse in 2009 following a massive internal fraud, but what is its recipe for becoming top billing once again? Opinion: User acceptance testing requires comprehensive, strategic training UAT training should equip users with the skills to understand and control the quality of the system they test, say authors and experts Brian Hambling and Pauline van Goethem. Bryan Glick, Editor in Chief DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

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