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NewsIT is a key terrorist tool, says IPPR
National infrastructure is stretched and increasingly reliant on IT, says think tank report 28 Nov 2008
NewsTransport for London signs new Oyster contract
EDS and Cubic to remain key suppliers for smartcard scheme until 2015 19 Nov 2008
NewsWest Midlands unifies traffic control systems
Unified data platform expected to improve vehicle flow management 05 Nov 2008
BA admits lack of training contributed to T5 fiasco
Pushing back the opening date was not an option, says airline 03 Nov 2008
Passenger safety goes underground
Metronet Rail to use microwave-based system for new Tube safety surveillance system 29 Oct 2008
IT overhaul is just the ticket for TheTrainline
Ticketing site to implement SOA and virtualisation 23 Oct 2008
Oyster card could be set to disappear
Transport for London looking to replace the smartcard with integrated ticketing systems including mobile phones 22 Oct 2008
Highways Agency feeds traffic data to Google Maps
Partnership will provide users with real-time information 21 Oct 2008
Disabled badge data sharing scheme to go live
Barcode technology and £10m data sharing scheme to be rolled out over next three years 20 Oct 2008
National Express keeps tabs on its money
Revenue management system to improve visibility of service demand 26 Sep 2008
First Great Western adopts Oyster
Train operator benefits from TfL's further investment in IT 26 Sep 2008
BA signs multimillion pound testing deal
Airline looks to cut costs as high fuel prices squeeze profits 25 Sep 2008
IT speeds BA aircraft turnarounds
Digital pens have cut the time it takes to prepare flights for departure 25 Sep 2008
Manchester airport tracks bus movements
Airside buses monitored to prove efficiency of airport's service-level agreements 27 Aug 2008
Computing podcast 21 August 2008
Wi-Fi rollout comes in late at Virgin Trains, and how are IT staff surviving the credit crunch? 22 Aug 2008
Mixed reaction to decision by TfL to end Oyster contract
Transport for London cuts its ties with the TranSys consortium and begins plans for its replacement 21 Aug 2008
Heathrow suffers another system glitch
Check-in system at Terminal Three crashes, causing cancellations and delays 15 Aug 2008
EDS files Oyster contract injunction
The supplier wants to stop rival to get its hands on £100m-a-year smartcard deal 15 Aug 2008
Train operator signals supplier cull
Consolidation move aims to improve efficiency and optimise costs 14 Aug 2008
Eurostar pins hopes on IT revamp
The firm is overhauling its customer service IT in bid to fend off rivals 13 Aug 2008
TfL terminates Oyster IT contract
Consortium including EDS and Cubic is shown the door to generate savings 11 Aug 2008
Belfast City Airport boosts web connectivity
The airport has improved internet links to provide up-to-date flight information for passengers 29 Jul 2008
Virgin Trains to link IT systems
Integration project set to precede PDAs for drivers and train crew 17 Jul 2008
Travel industry slow on mobile technology uptake
Potential of mobile devices still untapped in travel, says report 16 Jul 2008
Airbus boosts network infrastructure
The manufacturer hopes to benefit from fast and flexible access to data between its production facilities 15 Jul 2008
Oyster card system suffers weekend crash
More than 40,000 travel cards get corrupted and commuters travelled for free on Saturday due to system failure 14 Jul 2008
Heathrow Express gets mobile tickets
Passengers download digital tickets to mobile phones 11 Jul 2008
BA claims iPhone application first
Mobile flight bookings and timetables on offer as Apple's iPhone App Store opens with nearly 900 applications 10 Jul 2008
Chip maker sues Dutch university Oyster card hackers
The manufacturer of the Oyster card chip technology wants to stop publication of research report covering security aspects of the London travelcard 09 Jul 2008
Flybe offers through-ticketing
Low-cost carrier brings service further in line with full-service competitors by eliminating the need for separate web bookings for connecting flights 09 Jul 2008
RBS trials contactless payments in London cabs
The 'touch and go' technology is expected to help drivers meet passenger demands for faster service 09 Jul 2008
Department for Transport secures financial data
Government agency hires a security consultancy to ensure data security of its main financial platform 04 Jul 2008
Trusted city travellers to get biometric test access to US
Iris and fingerprint scans will allow city workers to spend less time passing through airport immigration 03 Jul 2008
Considering a fresh approach to consumer technology
EasyJet is trying to grasp the challenge brought on by personal IT 03 Jul 2008
EasyJet reviews IT processes
Cutting fuel costs and improved services high on airline’s agenda 03 Jul 2008
Air traffic gets out of control
Single European Sky scheme faces IT integration problems 26 Jun 2008
Technology can keep airlines flying
Airlines are depending on IT for survival and efficient use of technology is about to become even more critical 26 Jun 2008
IT can save airlines from bankruptcy
Oil prices present airlines with their biggest challenge since 9/11, but IT strategies could help keep companies going 19 Jun 2008
Government demands Oyster cards conform to UK standards
Department for Transport stresses the importance of ITSO smartcard compliance in London 17 Jun 2008
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VideoTechnology and privacy
Watch the final video in a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 02 Dec 2008
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BT Design’s JP Rangaswami talks to Gareth Morgan about his pivotal role in the telecoms giant’s efforts to deliver universal broadband and his plans to tap into the creativity of the open source community 04 Dec 2008
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