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Advertisement ISSUE DATE:  30 May 2014 TODAY'S TOP STORIES Google launches right-to-be-forgotten application form Turkey’s constitutional court rules against YouTube block BSkyB retunes IT to ready-for-anything datacentre quad Full steam ahead for Network Rail’s technology future

PREMIUM CONTENT Information security for SMEs In this article, from our Royal Holloway Security Thesis series, we propose a simplified implementation approach for an information security management system (ISMS) for SMEs.  The Secrets of Seamless Retailing Success This research from Accenture suggests that consumers may be having second thoughts about the benefits of online shopping and that no one should write off stores just yet.

MORE NEWS AND ANALYSIS FROM COMPUTERWEEKLY AND THE TECHTARGET NETWORK HolSystems shuns flash storage for X-IO HDD arrays US cloud provider HolSystems has deployed 60TB of X-IO spinning disk rather than flash storage to boost performance in the remote delivery of virtual servers.  Get your daily dose of Dilbert.   (ComputerWeekly.com) Ruckus Wireless gets Chelsea Pensioners online at Royal Hospital Historic Royal Hospital Chelsea picks high-performance Ruckus Wireless system to establish smart Wi-Fi network for armed services veterans.   Future of computing magnifies ITSM needs and the IT skills gap IT service management (ITSM) is a process-based practice intended to align the delivery of technology services with the needs of the enterprise, while emphasizing growth and value, budget adherence, risk impact, and communication effectivenes. (SearchCIO.com) Universities debut £8.1m centre to develop laser and photonics data storage technology Universities and industry partners launch centre to train researchers in developing laser technology and silicon photonics for big data storage.  Technology companies 'lagging in talent management technology' Technology and IT suppliers have been slow to deploy HR technology, with many relying on spreadsheets, word processors and legacy ERP systems. UK National Cyber Crime Unit open to business The UK's National Cyber Crime Unit is open to working with the private sector, says deputy director Andy Archibald.  HR cloud transfusion at NHS Blood and Transplant The NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) organisation has brought together its scattered HR department with a single point of contact.

BLOGS Large firms are turning to tech startups because traditional IT suppliers are failing to innovate Amid all the talk of the growth of the UK's tech startup scene in recent years, there has been one significant development that has gone relatively unremarked - the failure of traditional IT suppliers to deliver the digital innovation their customers increasingly demand.  Google to abide by EU law - but only for EU national sites The news of Google's "U" turn over the "Right to be Forgotten"  is most welcome. This is one Turkey that has not forgotten how to fly.

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