Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 12 November, 2021.
This week:
- UK's digital skills shortage reaches "all-time high"
- BT launches UK’s first telecoms robotics test lab
- UK Supreme Court blocks £3.2 billion class action against Google
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What is polymorphic malware?Explainer Polymorphic malware constantly changes its code to avoid detection, making it a top cybersecurity threat that demands advanced, behavior-based defenses
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Outgoing Kaseya CEO teases "this is just the beginning" for the companyOpinion We spoke to Fred Voccola who remains a key figurehead at the firm as it enters its next chapter...
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Better togetherWhitepaper Achieve more with Windows 11 and Surface
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Transforming the enterpriseWhitepaper With Intel and CDW
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The top trends in money remittanceWhitepaper Tackling the key issues shaping the money remittance industry
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How Kantar revamped its IT infrastructure after being sold offCase Study Being acquired by a private equity firm meant Kantar couldn’t rely on its parent company’s infrastructure, and was forced to confront its technical shortcomings
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Deutsche Bank wraps up Postbank IT integration after bug-laden migrationsNews The IT merger is expected to generate annual savings of €300 million by 2025
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Analyzing the economic benefits of Dell Technologies with VMware Tanzu & IntelWhitepaper ESG economic validation
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Defra needs £726 million to modernize pervasive legacy IT issuesNews A significant portion of IT systems are reportedly still in extended support or are fully unsupported
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Former TSB CIO fined £81,000 for botched IT migrationNews It’s the first penalty imposed on an individual involved in the infamous migration project
