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Oxford Launches Cloud Platform For Digital Innovation
The University of Oxford has launched a cloud-based open innovation platform with the intention of harnessing the brain power of staff and students.
Oxford Looks To Nominet In Next Phase Of Smart City Planning
Can digital technologies and data-sharing drive sustainable economic development, reduce costs and make the ancient Uni city an attractive place to live, work and visit?
Oxford Taking Steps To Become Smart City
Oxford City Council, Oxfordshire County Council, the University of Oxford, Oxford Brookes University and the Local Enterprise Partnership have teamed up to scope out and develop smart city approaches.
Oxford University Invests In New HPC System
The University of Oxford has invested in a new High Performance Computing (HPC) system to support a broad range of research projects across the organisation.
Oz Claims It's Debuting 'E-Ink' Traffic Signs
The Australian Road and Maritime Services has rolled out first electronic ink-powered traffic signs in Sydney - a world first.
PAC Claims BBC Digital Media Initiative “Complete Failure”
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has branded the BBC’s Digital Media Initiative (DMI) “a complete failure,” citing poor management and wasted money.
PAC Urges Government To Reform Outsourcing Approach
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has criticised the government’s ability to negotiate and manage outsourcing contracts, stating improvement is needed urgently.
PAC: HMRC’s Ability To Successfully Transition From Aspire Contract Questionable
The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has today published its latest report on managing the HMRC and Capgemini Aspire contract.
Paperless NHS Date Creeps Further Away
The continued use of paper on hospital wards means that paper will remain a key part of the health service, according to a speaker at yesterday’s Westminster Health Forum.
Parents Starting To Push Kids To Study Computer, Not Foreign, Languages
In a new study six out of 10 parents would prefer their children to learn Python instead of French.
Parents Unaware Of IT Curriculum Changes
Most parents (60%) are either unaware or unsure of changes to the computing curriculum occurring this month, according to new research.
Parliament Calls For Radical Overhaul Of “Embarrassing” Intelligence Agency Oversight Following Snowden Revelations
The parliamentary cross-party home affairs select committee wants a complete modernisation of various areas of UK surveillance and security oversight.
Parliament Wants Simpler Social Media T&Cs
The Commons Science and Technology Committee has warned social media sites they need to simplify their terms and conditions to protect users.
Partnership To Enable NHS Trusts To Meet Staffing Targets
Software provider Advanced Business Solutions and workforce management solutions supplier Kronos have teamed up to help NHS Trusts with staff management.
Patient Care Set To Improve At Princess Royal University Hospital
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust will be implementing a digital care records system at Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) to improve patient care and become paper light.
Patient Data Advisory Group Disbands
The General Practice Extraction Service Independent Advisory Group (GPES IAG) will cease to exist by the end of June.
Patriot Act Expiration Will See NSA Shut Down Mass Surveillance Networks
The National Security Agency might be forced into national security letters and executive orders to take information from Americans in the future, following the expiration of several central portions of the Patriot Act.
PCG Comments On HMRC’s “Poor IT Management”
PCG, an organisation representing the self-employed and independent professionals has responded to claims that HMRC wasted taxpayer money on an IT project.
Peers: 'Right To Forget' EU Web Idea Must Be Curbed
The Lords Home Affairs EU Sub-Committee, a UK cross political party team, say the judgment has resulted in material being removed on the basis of "vague, ambiguous and unhelpful" criteria.
Pennine NHS Trust Selects EMR Suppliers
The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust has selected a provider for its electronic patient records (EPR) platform.
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