Not all UK consumers would abandon a data-breached site

Nearly two-thirds of UK consumers would stop using a website hit by a breach, but nearly a quarter would not, a survey shows

Declining capital investment no problem in a digital economy

Economists and politicians are fretting about the fall in capital investment – but this is to be expected in a digital economy where startup costs are shrinking

Van de Velde upgrades Infor ERP to boost e-commerce

Lingerie manufacturer looks to upgrade ERP in the next 18 months to improve supply efficiency and reduce lead times
http://www.computerweekly.com/feature/Van-de-Velde-upgrades-Infor-ERP-to-boost-e-commerce

Dell security flaws reignite debate on pre-installed software

News that some Dell laptops are shipping with at least one, and possibly two, rogue root certificates represents a potential security breakdown in production processes, say security experts
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4500258114/Dell-security-flaws-reignite-debate-on-pre-installed-software

Can a deliberate innovation process transform customer experience? #CX

Can a deliberate innovation process transform customer experience? #CX

G-Cloud suppliers hit out at government IT pricing deal with Huddle

Whitehall procurement chiefs respond to claims preferential pricing deal with Huddle goes against G-Cloud ethos
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4500258037/G-Cloud-suppliers-hit-out-at-government-IT-pricing-deal-with-Huddle

UK defence review criticised for being too light on cyber

Compared with the annual defence budget of almost £40bn, the allocation for cyber defence is extremely small, say commentators
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4500258012/UK-defence-review-criticised-for-being-too-light-on-cyber