The Connected Business: How businesses use technology

Highlights

Jan 29, 2013

Audit concerns over cybersecurity threats

Concerns abound on quality of information

Gillian Tett Break a wall of silence on cyber attacks
Bank security study highlights vulnerabilities
Protecting information in the cloud
Leading View Boards must consider internet’s dark side

Regulars

Connected Business podcast: securing the enterprise

Richard Archdeacon, of HP on how businesses are having to tackle a wider range of threats, Quentyn Taylor of Canon about protecting customer data and biometric experts, Mark Crego and Cyrille Bataller, of Accenture whether that security technology is now ready for busines

– Stephen Pritchard

Music players wired for fuller sound

Two devices and an app aimed at the audiophile market

– Chris Nutta

Tech Blog

Tech comment and analysis

– FT Reporters

Jan 28, 2013

The future of wealth management services

Guest Column: Booz and Company on how digitisation can help wealth management companies make money again

Jan 25, 2013

Deloitte study asserts PC era is not dead

Vice-chairman Eric Openshaw explains trends in technology

Human brain and graphene projects win funding
Technology Taking on the tablets

Jan 23, 2013

Mobility on the menu

Case study: Dallas restaurant chain uses mobile app to manage labour costs and sees big savings, writes Jane Bird

iPads in the field help sell seed
Personal Technology Document scanners for use on the go

An illustration depicting security of mobile devices

©FT Graphic Jan 22, 2013

Bank security study highlights vulnerabilities

DDoS attacks are one of the ‘most severe’ security risks

Protecting information in the cloud
Leading View Boards must consider internet’s dark side

Tech hub

Facebook mobile ad growth drives sales
Mobile advertising sales more than double to $306m as the company reverses the lag by allowing more commercial posts in users’ newsfeeds
Qualcomm profit up 35% on smartphone wave
World’s biggest chipmaker for handsets rises more than 6% in after-hours trading amid scramble among smartphone companies for market share
Radical redesign with multitaskers in mind
Z10’s keyboard is designed to learn the user’s habits and correct mistakes, with swipe gesture controls that help guess words in different languages
BlackBerry reboots with new smartphones
The launch of the Z10 and Q10 is just the opening gambit for the company formerly known as RIM but it faces a gargantuan task to catch up with rivals
BlackBerry Z10: the verdict
For a long-time BlackBerry addict such as Paul Taylor the long wait for a smartphone competitor has been hard. So is the new Z10 been worth it?