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Computer Weekly – 29 October 2013: Innovation in banking

In this week’s Computer Weekly, we talk to several leading European banks to find out how they are using disruptive technologies to build a closer rapport with customers. We ask whether the release of Windows Server 2012 R2 means Microsoft is now ready to rival VMware for hybrid cloud and virtualisation projects. We assess the emerging leaders in the flash storage market. And we find out how one early adopter of Windows 8 tablets is using the mobile devices. Read the issue now.

European banks innovate to forge closer ties with customers online

Disruptive technology is helping banks find new ways of engaging customers with a variety of platforms, products and services.

How Windows Server 2012 shapes up against VMware for hybrid cloud

Windows Server 2012 R2, the next iteration of Microsoft’s server operating system, is now available, but should IT leaders upgrade?

A flash of innovation for big storage

We assess the key hybrid flash storage products from pioneering startups and look at how they compare to the offerings from the big-name storage suppliers.

Case study: Coventry University deploys HP Windows 8 tablets for staff use

Coventry University has begun deploying Windows 8 tablets to academic staff to support a location-independent working scheme and simplify desktop IT.

Buyer’s guide to finance and insurance for IT – part two: Financing IT purchases

There are a number of ways a new IT platform can be acquired but choosing the right method for your business is key.

Retailers fight for position in world’s biggest shop window

Retailers must invest heavily in technology to ensure they can serve customers right through the buying journey – three retail IT leaders explained their plans at the CW500 Club.

CIO interview: IT puts New Look on road to recovery

New Look group IT director Dan West explains how driving value through technology has helped the multi-channel fashion retailer return to profit.

Opinion: Outsourcing IT is never risk-free - How to keep your business safe

Businesses could be putting themselves at greater risk if cyber security standards are not upheld by contractors, writes Mark Brown, director of risk and information security at Ernst & Young.

This week's issue is sponsored by EMC and HP.

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Feb 8, 2021

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Oct 28, 2013

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