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Japanese Economy Revives in October-December

Feb 2, 2015

The Japanese economy appears to have expanded during the October-December period, marking the first growth in three quarters thanks to a long-awaited recovery in consumer spending. Real gross domestic product grew an annualized 4% last ...

Tags: consumer spending, Electrical

Orders From Manufacturing Sector Down 5.5 Percent on Month to 343.8 Billion Yen In Japan

Dec 12, 2014

In Japan, core machinery orders in October fell for the first time in five months, down 6.4% on year. The orders, widely regarded as a leading indicator of capital spending, signals the corporate sector has become cautious about boosting ...

Tags: Core Machinery

The Government Cut Its Forecast for Japan's Economic Growth in Fiscal 2014

Aug 15, 2014

TOKYO (Kyodo) –The government on Tuesday cut its forecast for Japan’s economic growth in fiscal 2014 to 1.2 percent from 1.4 percent in real terms amid lingering fears that the April 1 consumption tax hike, the first in 17 ...

Tags: Japan, Electrical, Electronics

The Japanese Government Raised Its Assessment of The Economy's Direction

Aug 15, 2014

TOKYO — The Japanese government raised its assessment of the economy’s direction this month for the first time in half a year in light of a rebound in consumer spending. “We think the reaction (after a demand surgeA ...

Tags: Japan, Electrical, Electronics

The Japanese Economy Expanded at a Brisk Clip of 4.6%

May 5, 2014

With fresh economic data for March revealing the impact of the stampede in demand before the consumption tax hike, private economists now estimate that the Japanese economy expanded at a brisk clip of 4.6% on the year during the first three ...

Tags: Electrical, Electronics, economy

The Solar Strategy Sets out The Governments Ambition to See Solar

Apr 10, 2014

Plans to turn the Government estate as well as factories, supermarkets and car parks into “solar hubs” have been outlined in a new strategy by Greg Barker today (4th April 2014). The Solar Strategy, the first of its kind in ...

Tags: Power Stations, Solar Strategy

Japan's Core Machinery Orders Fell More Than Expected in September

Nov 14, 2013

Japan's core machinery orders fell more than expected in September and firms expect orders to fall further in the current quarter, showing that business investment remains the weak link in generating a sustained economic recovery. The 2.1 ...

Tags: core machinery

FCO Has Selected Bae Systems Detica to Manage Its Global It Estate for The Next Five Year

Oct 2, 2013

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has selected BAE Systems Detica to manage its global IT estate for the next five years. The £40m deal will see BAE Systems Detica take responsibility for Service Management Integration for the ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

E-Skills and The Cyber Security Challenge Have Joined Forces to Launch Separate Programmes

Sep 16, 2013

Skills body e-skills UK and the Cyber Security Challenge have joined forces to launch separate programmes that complement each other, in a bid to make the cyber security profession more appealing to secondary school students. The Cyber ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Preliminary Testing of 'data matching' for Electoral Registration Has Demonstrated

Sep 13, 2013

Preliminary testing of 'data matching' for electoral registration has demonstrated that it makes it simpler for individuals to register to vote, the Cabinet Office has said. Individual Electoral Registration (IER) is a new system which ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Security Should Play a Bigger Role in The Government's Digital by Default Reform Agenda

Sep 3, 2013

Two-thirds of public sector officials feel that security should play a bigger role in the government's Digital by Default reform agenda, according to research by McAfee. The research, conducted in association with specialist political ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

About 50,000 Clinicians Are Expected to Learn How to Code Over The Next Few Years

Sep 2, 2013

About 50,000 clinicians are expected to learn how to code over the next few years, according to NHS England's director of patients and information, Tim Kelsey. Kelsey said that a new initiative called Code4Health will launch this autumn ...

Tags: Service

Government Is Working to Create Different Entry Routes to The Cyber Security Profession

Sep 2, 2013

Minister of state for universities and science David Willetts has exclusively told Computing that the government is working to create different entry routes to the cyber security profession. In December last year, the government released ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Buxton Left The PPMA on 3 July

Aug 16, 2013

During his eight years as chief executive of the PPMA,? member numbers have risen to more than 400 through mergers with a number of related trade associations. The last year has been marked by his leading the PPMA out of the joint venture ...

Tags: Packaging, Printing

Despite Its Increased Focus on G-Cloud and Smbs , It Still Has "Some Pretty Shoddy Tech"

Jul 8, 2013

The Cabinet Office has admitted that, despite its increased focus on G-Cloud and SMBs for outsourced projects, it still has "some pretty shoddy tech" - also in spite of acquiring "great people" in comparison to how it worked in the past. ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

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