Sooraj Shah speaks to industry insiders about the benefits and limitations of a technology that many – including the government – believe could transform the construction industry
14 Jun 2013
Can the S4's screen and software add-ons can beat the iPhone's quality build
13 Jun 2013
The combination of cloud computing and viable open source platforms is providing a welcome alternative for cost-conscious organisations – challenging both the major software vendors and the big services providers
12 Jun 2013
Lotus F1 CIO Graeme Hackland tells Danny Palmer how IT is helping the team prepare for big changes next season, and how it aids with race strategy
11 Jun 2013
The latest news straight from Computing's Enterprise Mobility Summit - hear from the industry's top experts, CIOs and specialists
10 Jun 2013
The payments industry has hardly changed for some 50 years. But now, a revolution is brewing that could sweep away the “middlemen”
29 May 2013
A new networking deal and experimental use of mobile devices is allowing waste management firm Biffa to cut costs and boost efficiency
16 May 2013
Framestore CTO Stephen MacPherson tells Computing how Avere storage filers keeps the visual effects studio running
15 May 2013
Sooraj Shah investigates the difficulties that the NHS faces with the law, technology and people in enabling data-sharing between its departments
26 Apr 2013
A panel of experts define the industry's expectations of a "digital citizen"
19 Apr 2013
Coventry University is training the cyber-security experts of the future in its ethical hacking laboratory. Danny Palmer speaks to senior lecturer Dr Siraj Shaikh to find out how
18 Apr 2013
Software licensing has always had a reputation as a confusing and arcane “science”. But virtualisation and increased competition from cloud computing is making it a more complex issue than ever
18 Apr 2013
Peter Gothard visits Bolton secondary school the ESSA Academy to find out how a mobile device for every student is revolutionising the education process.
04 Apr 2013
Delegates at the Computing Big Data Summit heard from some of the country’s most experienced big data practitioners about the advantages and pitfalls. Sooraj Shah listened in
02 Apr 2013
Sooraj Shah asks whether the Silicon Valley veteran has any idea how to save itself from oblivion
21 Mar 2013
The World Wide Web was supposed to herald a new age of global freedom and free exchange of information. Instead, governments are poised to take more control over the internet than ever
20 Mar 2013
Would your outsourced data survive a 2e2-style collapse? Stuart Sumner talks to experts about what CIOs need to do to ensure business continuity
19 Mar 2013
Sooraj Shah speaks to Camelot’s director of IT about supporting a business where sub-second transaction time is critical, and worth tens of millions
18 Mar 2013
With the launch on 1 April of HMRC’s tax-saving ‘Patent Box’ scheme, the government has given a clear signal that it is keen to help tech start-ups. But is there more it could do for firms at London’s Silicon Roundabout? Stuart Sumner finds out
06 Mar 2013
Reigning Formula 1 World Champions Infiniti Red Bull Racing give Danny Palmer an insight into their analysis of data and how using AT&T technology has helped keep them at the front of the grid
06 Mar 2013
When HMRC was formed in 2005, its fraud detection systems were arguably far from cutting edge. However, a new system that can work with more data than ever – from different tax systems – is paying for itself many times over
21 Feb 2013
BT’s Peter Scott gives Danny Palmer the inside story behind the company’s decision to equip 6,000 Openreach engineers with Windows 8 mobile computers
21 Feb 2013
When a company like 2e2 goes into administration, datacentre users can find just how few rights they have. Graeme Burton examines the options
19 Feb 2013
In part two of our special report, John Leonard looks at moves to make cloud more attractive for serious enterprise computing by mitigating risk, enhancing transparency and even handing more control to users
19 Feb 2013
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