‘I’ll be back’, says Autonomy’s Mike Lynch
25 May 2012
From hardware failures to defecating pigeons, Computing examines multifarious threats facing datacentre managers
24 May 2012
Having spearheaded the successful campaign to save Bletchley Park, academic and social media whirlwind Dr Sue Black is now setting her sights on transforming the UK’s IT skills base with the Foundation
23 May 2012
The government must push for more fibre to the home if it is to stand any chance of having the fastest broadband in Europe by 2015
23 May 2012
A shortage of suitably qualified teachers threatens to derail efforts to create a new generation of programmers
22 May 2012
Medium-sized businesses are struggling to attract IT recruits, with most new entrants preferring to start their careers at established tech giants or dynamic start-ups
22 May 2012
Apps, cloud and automated services grab headlines, but commercialisation of data seems to be on the cards as well
21 May 2012
High-profile hacktivist attacks and data breaches may grab the headlines, but IT leaders should concentrate on rethinking their cybersecurity
21 May 2012
IT leaders must brace themselves for four impacts
18 May 2012
The social network giant's IPO pitch is centred on mobile. But how will it create a business model in such a hostile environment?
18 May 2012
Stratospheric valuations aside, what is Facebook really worth? Computing Editor Chris Middleton explains why it has never been free to use
17 May 2012
While the EU and US act to bolster privacy rights, the UK government is urging public-sector bodies to 'proactively share' data about citizens
09 May 2012
The efficient circulation of medical data is the key to better healthcare
09 May 2012
Intel’s new concept – dubbed Cove Point – promises to combine the usability of a tablet with the performance and manageability of a business laptop. Does the device represent the last chance for the PC market?
09 May 2012
Francis Maude’s plans for sharing personal
data across the public sector stand in stark contrast to promises made before the election
08 May 2012
Recent legislative changes in the EU and US have serious implications for any organisation that stores and processes personal data. So what do CIOs need to do to ensure they stay on the right side of the regulators?
08 May 2012
Graeme Burton looks at the new Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, and its implications for data collection and retention
07 May 2012
Data security breaches cost UK plc £27bn a year. But there are practical solutions, and the time to act is now, as mandatory reporting is on the way
27 Apr 2012
Why NHS organisations lose so much data – and why the Information Commissioner lets them off with little more than a warning
27 Apr 2012
IT leaders on this side of the Pond have nurtured a culture of user self-sufficiency, and are now reaping the benefits
19 Apr 2012
The government must match its rhetoric about helping smaller vendors with action
19 Apr 2012
John Lewis IT chief Paul Coby tells Stuart Sumner how the tablet phenomenon is impacting customer service and online sales at the retail giant
19 Apr 2012
Critics of the government’s snooping proposals are missing the real scandal
18 Apr 2012
The software giant plans to use its HANA in-memory database technology as the spearhead of an ambitious assault on the wider database market
18 Apr 2012
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