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KPMG says the UK, and London, will continue to attract tech talent and funding
Companies need to look for ways to go on the offensive against 'industrialised' cyber-criminals, finds a report from BT and KPMG
Tech sector is the UK's strongest-growing area, KPMG report estimates
Apache: Big Data Europe 2015 - Gary Richardson, UK head of data engineering, KPMG, shares his top Hadoop project tips
We’ve picked the brains of the experts to explain the benefits of Identity Governance & Admin
The companies said they aim to help businesses adapt to the age of the cloud and mobile services
KPMG report predicts wide range of benefits from next generation of vehicles
KPMG study reveals communication between a company's board is the biggest hurdle to overcome regarding cybersafety
KPMG says large tech companies entering accountancy with big data could 'steal market share'
'Sluggish' police are trying to catch today's criminals with yesterday's tactics, according to critics
Potential rise of the machines means that we’re not big fans of change, KPMG survey finds
Demand for IT staff in the UK hits highest point since 1998
British banks should watch out for fresh kinds of attacks as they can't afford to suffer another systemic shock, KPMG says
KPMG's Mark Waghorne looks at ways to prevent crooks from getting at data even if they make off with laptops, tablets and smartphones
A year after it was introduced, the EU Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications still doesn’t bother Britain
Audit firms and HP executives including Meg Whitman are accused of negligence over Autonomy acquisition
Banks are handing over loads of useful data to hackers, a KPMG study finds
Survey says car executives say infotainment in cars almost as important as safety
Reluctant UK companies must cave to pressure and opt-in as social media blossoms in 2012, says KPMG
Four out of five web users in the UK would go elsewhere if their favourite site began to charge for content, KPMG has found