Republican Party resistance may have killed net neutrality in the US, but
some light regulation is still likely in Europe
01 Nov 2010
No one’s task ahead of the Olympics in 2012 is quite as technologically
complex as that of Locog's Gerry Pennell as he gears up to get the games running
like clockwork
20 Oct 2010
Recognising the extent of the risks of a security breach and having clear
terms of use are key, says Kathryn Wynn
19 Oct 2010
Martin Courtney asks how IT departments handle security and user access
management on wireless networks
19 Oct 2010
Exploring the business potential of emerging technologies and anticipating
future advances is all in a day’s work for SAP IT supremo Oliver Bussmann,
writes Dawinderpal Sahota
05 Oct 2010
If you value performance and security, then upgrading to 802.11n is a
no-brainer, argues Andrew Buss, service director at Freeform Dynamics
05 Oct 2010
Martin Courtney examines the wide range of wireless network technologies
available to organisations and the various uses to which they can be put
05 Oct 2010
Transport for London faces its greatest-ever challenge when the Olympics come
to town in 2012. But as Dawinderpal Sahota reports, its new IT chief is not
fazed by the prospect
22 Sep 2010
Cloud computing in all its forms is attracting a growing following, but
without more standardisation and regulation many corporate IT leaders may remain
unswayed, writes Martin Courtney
21 Sep 2010
Head of Socitm, the body for local authority IT professionals, discusses how
to get the most from IT services at a time when budgets are being cut to the
bone. Dawinderpal Sahota listens in
09 Sep 2010
UK firms are looking for on-demand, pay-as-you-go IT services, applications
and infrastructure, writes Martin Courtney
08 Sep 2010
Making sense of what cloud means to your business involves evaluating the
options and clarifying the benefits you expect from its implementation, writes
Dale Vile
08 Sep 2010
Proponents of output-based contracting say it enables more efficient service
delivery, innovation and an improved customer experience. But it needs to be
approached with care
07 Sep 2010
Martin Courtney looks at the different approaches scientists are taking to
harness the power of nanotechnology
16 Aug 2010
Mark Weston outlines the potential pitfalls of encompassing social networks
into the work environment
05 Aug 2010
Martin Courtney explores how future nanotechnology will support a new
generation of computer systems
03 Aug 2010
Having taken charge of the Lloyd’s expansion plan, Peter Hambling is heading
to China, writes Dawinderpal Sahota
20 Jul 2010
Richard Thurston looks at how networking technology has evolved to
accommodate the latest advances in enterprise IT
20 Jul 2010
Dawinderpal Sahota meets the IT leader determined to make Channel Five a
ratings winner in the world of internet television
07 Jul 2010
Freeform Dynamics’ Andrew Buss and Tony Lock explain how organisations can
make their networks leaner, smarter and altogether more manageable
06 Jul 2010
Network managers from the private and public sectors tell Linda More how they
have geared up their organisations to meet the needs of today and tomorrow
06 Jul 2010
Julian S Millstein and Sherman Kahn of international law firm Morrison &
Foerster explain how outsourcing disputes can be resolved with the minimum of
fuss
22 Jun 2010
Jon Fell and Mhairi Mival of international law firm Pinsent Masons discuss
the legal and regulatory issues that virtualisation can often create
22 Jun 2010
Desktop and application virtualisation technologies come in a variety of
forms. Martin Courtney looks at the relative strengths and weaknesses of each
approach
22 Jun 2010
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