Cloud and Infrastructure
Google asks, what does the cloud worker mean for business?
The cloud worker is replacing the knowledge worker in the enterprise space
You can't be a "one-trick pony" in the cloud world
Demand for legacy skills is falling as companies move to the cloud. Retaining staff through retraining is critical during and after a digital transformation
Cloud culture must be born from the ground up, says Computing's Cloud Professional of the Year, Justin Day
The award win has already had an impact on Day's inbox
Infrastructure providers should re-examine their contracts under the lens of NIS
Companies must inform the ICO of incidents, but that doesn't apply to their cloud providers
Offsetting architectural complexity with automated end-to-end monitoring
Everyone, everywhere needs to see the same performance information says LogicMonitor
Oracle: Focus on simplicity
John Abel, vice president, cloud and technology, UK & Ireland at Oracle tells the audience at Computing's Cloud & Infrastructure Live event that the cloud won't fix certain types of problem
Cloud: the picture in 2018 and beyond
Five years ago it was a fad, in five years' time it will be everywhere
Have we arrived at a public cloud duopoly?
The two IaaS/PaaS leaders are pulling away from the rest
The hybrid cloud is both freedom and challenge, says Scalr
Everyone will eventually end up in the hybrid cloud
Trusting the cloud: The dangers of unencrypted data upload
Moving to the cloud doesn't mean outsourcing your entire security infrastructure, argues Max Heinemeyer of Darktrace
Network complexity makes it hard to protect the low-hanging fruit, says Just Eat CISO
Multiple points of entry, third party contractors, external code and virtualisation make protecting a modern network a difficult task
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The cloud is an established concept, but many corporations quickly fall behind the cutting edge
Photobox Group CTO reveals how the company moved nine petabytes to the cloud in six months
Going too fast would mean damaging data centre infrastructure - but too slow and there would be bottlenecks at peak times
Chelmsford City Council deploys SureCloud to improve visibility, security and compliance
Moving from spreadsheets to a centrally-managed cloud solution has saved the Council time and effort
GDPR: One month to go - what's left still to do?
Iland's Frank Krieger runs down some of the issues that organisations will have to sort out before 25 May
Cloud is now 'critical national infrastructure', according to expert panel
The cloud is now so ubiquitous for business that it must be protected and regulated
GDPR: Google to demand that publishers gain consent from users on its behalf when using Google's ad technology
Google to make publishers responsible for obtaining consent for third-party websites and apps that rely on Google tech for ads
Eighty per cent of councils still primarily rely on on-premise IT because of 'legacy IT hangover'
Holding on to legacy technology is holding back digital transformation in local government, claim Eduserv and Socitm
Reynolds IT director Richard Calder: Customers want to see our IT systems before signing
Customers of food distributor Reynolds want evidence that the company can respond quickly to changing demands
Saudi oil refinery cyber-attack intended to trigger explosion, claims report
August attack targeted safety systems used in nuclear power stations
EU to levy three per cent turnover tax on Uber, Amazon, Google, Facebook and Airbnb and other US tech giants
EU to demand tax from technology and internet giants based on where their customers are
Obituary - Professor Stephen Hawking, 1942-2018
Professor Stephen Hawking overcome the debilitating effects of motor neuron disease diagnosed at the age of just 21
Chancellor Philip Hammond promises action on late payments and consultation on extending tax-free training to the self-employed
First areas to receive funding for full-fibre also named in Spring Statement
Microsoft to offer Azure internal cloud technology for governments
Not every organisation wants to put valuable data in the public cloud
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