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Trends and analysis on IT management as the function’s role moves from supporting a business to enabling it.

“Dismantled” NHS IT programme still racking up costs

Government & Public Sector

IT management

BBC misled MPs over Digital Media Initiative, says PAC

Data Analytics & Data Science

JP Morgan halves its IT spending growth forecast

IT management

BBC was warned that its Digital Media Initiative would fail

IT management

iCITY wins bid to convert Olympic press centre into “digital hub”

IT management

RBS to invest an additional £450 million to fix IT

Government & Public Sector

MI5 scraps digital records project, costing tax payers £90m

Healthcare & Life Sciences

IT is too important to be left to the IT department, say business execs

Government & Public Sector

MI5 scraps digital records project, costing tax payers £90m

Healthcare & Life Sciences

IT is too important to be left to the IT department, say business execs

IT management

GlaxoSmithKline unveils drug trial data-sharing portal

IT management

Eric Schmidt angers MPs by defending Google’s tax avoidance

IT management

Strategic IT investment to return this year, Gartner predicts

IT management

Govt IT leaders must move beyond cost cutting – NAO

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