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What’s not to like about Microsoft 365? Only its data-protection tooling
Time to backup and enjoy this webcast
07 Oct 23:00 |
SaaS
SaaS
Surrey County Council faces £700k additional SAP support fees as £30m Unit4 ERP set to miss go-live target
Which doesn't help when there's a £47.1m hole in the budget
07 Oct 08:33 | 14
SaaS
Brit builders merchant Travis Perkins opts for Oracle after ERP disaster with Infor
'Technology has been a source of pain,' CIO admits to investors
06 Oct 09:28 | 32
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The secret to speaking to customers across multiple channels … is to speak with one voice
Smooth your path to CX nirvana with this ebook
28 Sep 19:00 |
Comment
Salesforce should rename its Dreamforce conference to Feverdreamforce because this is getting ridiculous
Apropos of nothing, here's Lionel Ritchie
22 Sep 22:02 | 7
Register Debate
Still divided on whether teachers, parents or politicians are to blame
Can we close the education divide? Maybe, but not by stuffing it with computers and smart boards
17 Sep 10:45 | 15
SaaS
What have the Romans ever done for us? In ServiceNow's new Rome release, replaced intranets, for one
Adds Teams integration for new ‘Employee Centre’, automated automation for service desk
16 Sep 13:01 | 1
Register Debate
Technology doesn’t widen the education divide. People do that
And no, we don’t want a generation of early-years coders
16 Sep 10:45 | 52
Register Debate
Technology does widen the education divide. But not always in the way you expect
The pandemic has turned children away from tech, says early-years teacher Maria
15 Sep 10:45 | 29
SaaS
Intuit branches out into email marketing by splashing $12bn on Mailchimp acquisition
Part of a planned assault on the 'small business mid-market'
14 Sep 12:14 | 14
Register Debate
Technology has the potential to close the education divide. Key word: Potential
Quieter kids can speak up in chat, students can record lessons to watch again, and more, says professor
14 Sep 10:45 | 38
Register Debate
Tech widens the educational divide. And I should know – I'm a teacher in a pandemic
Teaching online is like talking to a brick wall
13 Sep 10:45 | 105
SaaS
Element's latest bridge for Matrix: 'All the good stuff from WhatsApp, without the less good Facebook stuff'
For when it's time to kick that shadow IT habit
09 Sep 08:30 | 3
SaaS
Chinese prosecutors end investigation into rape claim against Alibaba manager
Accused served 15 days for 'molestation', says report
08 Sep 03:45 | 6
COVID Logfile III
'It takes a hell of a mental toll' – techies who lost work due to COVID share their stories
Some refined their CVs relentlessly. Others studied. Many wept, more than once. But most see an upside to their changed circumstances
07 Sep 08:01 | 24
SaaS
Power users of Microsoft OneDrive suffer massive inconvenience: Read-only files
Workaround available for problem which started a week ago
01 Sep 19:33 | 26
SaaS
Minnow Freshworks nips at tails of SaaS giants Salesforce and Servicenow with IPO plans
Bach to basics: The well-funded IPO-er
31 Aug 11:52 | 1
Comment
In Microsoft's world, cloud email still often requires on-premises Exchange. Why?
Use third-party tools 'at your own risk' – but what of the risk of Exchange itself?
31 Aug 09:32 | 29
SaaS
In 2006, Amazon debuted EC2. 15 years on, HashiCorp says firms blowing their cloud budgets is all part of the fun
Altered priorities ahead
24 Aug 11:27 | 15
SaaS
Microsoft, flush with cash, raises cloud office suite prices for businesses
Microsoft 365, Office 365 to cost a little bit more from next March
20 Aug 00:15 | 56
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Security
Not just deprecated, but deleted: Google finally strips File Transfer Protocol code from Chrome browser
A death by a thousand cuts
Security
You've heard of HTTPS. Now get a load of HTTPA: Web services in verified remote trusted environments?
Intel duo propose fresh use of, yes, SGX but also Arm's TrustZone and similar TEEs
Personal Tech
Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro Android 12 smartphone launch marred by shopping cart crashes
Chocolate Factory talks up Tensor mobile SoC, Titan M2 security ... for those who can get them
Boatnotes II
Ancient with a dash of modern: We joined the Royal Navy to find there's little new in naval navigation
Following the Fleet Navigating Officers' course
Poll
Facebook may soon reveal new name – we're sure Reg readers will be more creative than Zuck's marketroids
We've kicked things off with the most splendidly evil fictional corporations, feel free to share your ideas
Personal Tech
Allegations of favoring visa holders over US workers for jobs cost Facebook just 4 hours of annual profit
And that $14.25m is supposed to be some kind of record
Security
NHS Digital exposes hundreds of email addresses after BCC blunder copies in entire invite list to 'Let's talk cyber' event
It's like rai-iiiiiin on your wedding day
Security
Crims target telcos' Linux and Solaris boxes, which don't get enough infosec love
CrowdStrike says 'LightBasin' gang avoids Windows, and knows that telco networks run on badly-secured *nix
Updated
Centre for Computing History apologises to customers for 'embarrassing' breach
Website patched following phishing scam, no financial data exposed
Science
Darmstadt, we have a problem – ESA reveals its INTEGRAL space telescope was three hours from likely death
Gamma ray-spotting 'scope was spinning uncontrollably and unable to make 'leccy until dramatic rescue
STORIES
Updated
Zoom incompatible with GDPR, claims data protection watchdog for the German city of Hamburg
Takes aim at US videoconferencing software as tech world+dog calls lawyer for a quick chat
17 Aug 13:44 | 80
Interview
El Reg talks to Azure Data veep as Microsoft flicks the switch on Azure Arc for SQL Managed Instances
Longevity, PostgreSQL, and 'the default relational database of choice'
11 Aug 09:11 | 10
SaaS
RingCentral shouts revenue growth from the rooftops while shareholders can't help but notice deepening losses
Isn't that work-at-home-workforce eyeing a return to the office?
04 Aug 18:56 | 2
SaaS
Get ready to make processes fit the software when shifting to SAP's cloud, users told
Business teams might want to look at their operating models post-pandemic, user groups suggest
04 Aug 09:32 | 23
SaaS
Xero says accounting software users were locked out by login glitch, not nefarious deeds
Issue has been resolved and your data is 'secure', claims SaaS outfit
28 Jul 17:30 | 1
Updated
Workday shares slide following claims Amazon ditched company-wide HR system
Some customers have a 'unique set of needs' SaaSy vendor says
28 Jul 12:13 | 29
SaaS
Microsoft made $167m a day in profit, every day, over the past 12 months
Robust cloud, business not enough to overcome concerns about decline in Windows hardware maker revenue
27 Jul 22:16 | 34
SaaS
'Login infrastructure issue' blamed as sustained Xero outage threatens payrolls
Accountancy software goes TITSUP* as biz users can't invoice customers nor see who's paid their bills
27 Jul 13:54 | 32
SaaS
Financial Ombudsman Service to ditch tech heads as it open arms to Workday and outside service provider
Not just the legacy HR and finance systems being booted
22 Jul 13:00 | 10
SaaS
IBM's 3% sales growth may not seem like much but it's the biggest it's had in three years
Maybe keep the email systems down a little longer if it helps this much?
20 Jul 01:23 | 10
SaaS
I no longer have a burning hatred for Jewish people, says Googler now suddenly no longer at Google
Veep of cloud devrel exits after 'beyond car crash' all-hands meeting
20 Jul 00:17 | 171
SaaS
It had to happen: Microsoft's cloudy Windows 365 desktops are due to land next month
The good: It's a Windows PC running in the cloud. The bad: It's a Windows PC running in the cloud
14 Jul 15:00 | 83
SaaS
Informatica bids to become Switzerland of data with SaaSy governance and catalogue tool
Stakes claim for neutral territory after Databricks and cloud vendors make play to manage your data
14 Jul 13:29 | 1
SaaS
Salesforce's Patterson blazes a trail for humble-braggers everywhere
UK & I shindig has everything: Olympians, Bake-Off stars, and the ever-rising former BT boss
08 Jul 10:47 | 12
Updated
Pentagon scraps $10bn JEDI winner-takes-all cloud contract
Y'know what, a single-vendor IT mega-deal probably isn't the best idea after all, says US military
06 Jul 17:02 | 66
SaaS
Singapore's migration to cloud continues, and expect more SaaS once we secure it, says GovTech
Shifts strategy to work more closely with industry on digital projects
30 Jun 14:45 |
