TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
IDTC’s expert speaker panel will examine the economic issues, legislative factors and environmental pressures impacting on today’s markets and present the latest strategies and technologies that will enable refiners to maintain thei ...
For companies involved in technology, online business and digital marketing who are looking to develop technology or business partnerships with innovative French firms, Wessex Partnerships is co-hosting two networking events alongsi ...
How we bank and do business is changing rapidly thanks to merchant transactions using mobile handsets, remote access to bank accounts, handset-based payment technologies such as Near Field Communications or barcodes, “mobile wallet, ...
An information-packed seminar designed for security management professionals. Learn about the latest developments in security technology and how they can help you and your organisation save money, time and effort.
This ‘invitation only’ marketing event is dedicated for marketers who are working in the technology sector and is designed to bring the vendors you need directly to you. The afternoon gives you the perfect opportunity to meet with l ...
With the need to evaluate technological advances from both a functional and strategic viewpoint, The European Banking Forum (EBF) 2012 event will be looking at how Retail Banks can drive profitability through innovative customer sol ...
STS is a platform for technology that offers solutions to everyday business challenges. Taking place on Tuesday 12 June 2012, STS 2012 is an ideal opportunity for you to find solutions to your business challenges no matter which ind ...
Covers issues facing both operations and IT functions within financial services. Alongside a focus on operational excellence, change management and sourcing, the programme includes content on the role that technology plays in assist ...
Don't miss the 2012 Digital Technology Awards? on Thursday 21st June 2012, hosted by ScotlandIS and held at the Grand Central Hotel,Glasgow. Put the date in your diary now!
The Symposium has become an established and highly-respected educational and networking event on the international IT conference calendar. Now in its 5th year, and following the success of previous Symposiums held in Europe, the Uni ...
Google's Vint Cerf defends the new privacy policy, but admits it wasn't presented well
Cisco Systems is virtualising its Video Surveillance software, integrating it into the UCS converged platform
Build profitable, long-term customer relationships and clearly demonstrate real results with integrated, targeted and engaging social media strategies. Join 21 leading brands including Sainsbury’s, O2, Boots, Play.com, Lonely Planet ...
Following on from the success of last year’s event, The Nexenta OpenStorage Summit EMEA 2012 will feature a who's who in the OpenStorage industry participating in panels, case studies ...
Restructured Adobe launches its Digital Marketing Summit 2012 with social marketing, personalisation and predictive marketing tools
It's not what it once was, but it's still worth knowing about Yahoo! Test your knowledge in a TechWeekEurope quiz
Pivotal Tracker will combine with EMC's Chorus to harmonise applications for Big Data developers
Facebook dealt another patent suit in run up to initial public offering
French regulator CNIL reveals the 69 questions it asked on Google's privacy policy
The new Linux 3.3 has brought Google's Android code back into the mainstream, a boost for developers
Search giant claims MPAA misled the court in summary judgement filing
The Cyber Security Challenge is more than a competition. It is a revelation of why there are so few IT security job applicants, says Eric Doyle
Android is losing fans in the developer scene, as HTML5 rises and Apple continues to dominate
The Islamic Republic continues to engage in online warfare
Already at 8 Percent Of GDP, the UK's online spending will reach £225 billion by 2016
Google payments to Android developers were delayed -angry programmers say the problem is not fixed
Google Engineer Matt Cutts says sites that "go beyond what a normal person would expect" could be penalised