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Easynet seals the deal with global manufacturer James Walker

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For the manufacturer, the rapid pace of change, supply chain complexity and constant need to reduce costs calls for creative, innovative IT. Global manufacturer James Walker is addressing these challenges head-on and taking its IT to the next level with Easynet Global Services.

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UK data centre operator Infinity SDC announces its new Data Centre Network (DCN). The Infinity DCN provides customers with connectivity to internet bandwidth through very high capacity connections across its data centre portfolio.

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Sky Italia senkt Bandbreitenanforderungen um bis zu 40 Prozent und erzielt bisher unerreichtes Verhältnis von Qualität zu Bitrate

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Cloud Sherpas has acquired Stoneburn Software Services, a technology consulting and IT services firm based in London, in a cash and stock deal (specific terms not disclosed) that insinuates the market for cloud software and services in Western Europe is maturing rapidly.

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Riverlite is proud to announce the signing of a 3 year Hosted Managed Services contract with iconic Cambridge punting company Scudamore's. Established in 1910, Scudamore's Punting Company is the largest punting company in the world with nearly 150 craft and represent the quintessential Cambridge experience for the half a million visitors who flock to the city every year.

Mobility benefits put at risk by companies' inattention to work-life balance and security issues

The proliferation of mobile devices is driving an array of positive changes in workplace culture and how we work. But these always-on mini-computers are also upending our sense of “work-life” balance, fanning executive anxieties about security and privacy, and forcing IT departments to overhaul their information-security approaches, according to The personalisation challenge: business culture and mobile security, an Economist Intelligence Unit report, sponsored by HP Networking.