Join Fujitsu and Microsoft to hear about companies who are doing this already and to discuss the practical issues involved in making this happen (e.g. security, data residency, performance management, integration etc).

Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Education, announced plans this week to replace the UK's currently out-dated ICT curriculum with one focussed on computer science. Is this good news for secondary school IT students and does the current crop of teachers have the necessary skills to deliver the new curriculum? Dominic Pollard explores.

Join other senior decision makers and influencers responsible for investigating, evaluating, driving or implementing Cloud Computing initiatives across their organisation at The 3rd Cloud Circle Annual Member Networking Event

London’s tech start-up scene, buoyed by cloud, is really beginning to flourish, with evidence of this aplenty at the recent Silicon Milkroundabout jobs fair on Brick Lane. There, The Cloud Circle met with Dan Crow – the former Google and Apple man who is now CTO of the event organiser Songkick. He explained why the fresh-faced techies around us should be excited about their prospects. By Dom Pollard

U.K. Royal Mail Group deploys 28,000 mailboxes in eight weeks, saves over £1m.

Microsoft has announced that as of July 1 it will no longer charge customers for transferring data in and to its platform-as-a-service Azure programme in an apparent bid to tempt new customers.