COVID-19
Majority of British employees believe their companies would prioritise business continuity over Covid safety
But 87 per cent of employees said their organisations have created new and better ways of working during the pandemic period, according to a ServiceNow study
The benefits of adding cloud telephony to Microsoft Teams
Two-thirds of organisations expect remote work to continue in the long-term - how can you prepare?
Moving to a passwordless experience: Identity in the age of Covid
Emma Maslen, Vice President and General Manager for EMEA and APAC, Ping Identity, discuss how the pandemic is changing security needs and authentication strategies, and her experiences changing companies during the global health crisis
The effect of Covid-19 on digital transformation at Trafford Council
In an emergency, is it better to stick with what you know or take a risk?
NHSMail shortlisted for major industry awards: An interview with Egress
Egress CEO Tony Pepper discusses the NHSmail project, and how Coronavirus has affected his organisation, and the industry more broadly
New AI model can detect coronavirus by listening to a cough
The AI uses four biomarkers to decide if the person is infected
SAP: weak forecast sends valuation plummeting by $35 billion in one day
SAP will focus on cloud growth in the future - but currently faces a revenue delay as customers are avoiding risky cloud migrations
'Too many tools, too much noise' - CIOs bemoan tool sprawl and monitoring challenges
A group of IT leaders at a recent Computing virtual roundtable discusses cloud and monitoring strategies, with most seeing issues with too many tools and dashboards giving rise to information overload, often burying critical data
IT Leaders Festival: Paradigm shifts, ground-breaking apps and driving transformational change
A look at some of the highlights in store during Day 2 day of our flagship event series
IT Leaders admit they face an uncertain future
Computing speaks to some of the UK’s leading technology figures to find out their biggest challenges for the future
Review: Turboant X7 Pro electric scooter
Covid-19 has put many people off the idea of public transport, especially in major cities like London. Could a new electric scooter be the answer for shorter trips?
iland discusses how organisations are leverage the cloud during the ongoing pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen organisations accelerate their cloud strategies, with staff reluctant or unable to work from offices, data centres and many other locations. Computing recently caught up with Justin Augat, VP of Product Marketing at iland,...
Nvidia announces new UK supercomputer to help fight COVID-19
Cambridge-1 will be among the world's top 30 most powerful supercomputers, and top three most environmentally-frien
Coronavirus cases massively under-reported due to basic IT error
Public Health England appears to be managing the daily case numbers on an Excel spreadsheet, and has misunderstood the software's limitations
How has ISO 27001 matched up to the remote working challenge?
Certified businesses will have been better equipped to cope with the new normal
Curbing the rise of fake domains and misinformation campaigns
A failure to curb the growing problem of misinformation could have serious repercussions for the Internet and for society as a whole
UK's COVID-19 contact tracing app goes live in England and Wales - finally
Government officials are concerned that the app's adoption rate could be as low as 10 per cent
What skills do CIOs need to develop in the post-Covid world?
Computing speaks to the CIO steering committee of its upcoming IT Leaders Festival to understand how IT leaders need to develop themselves and their careers over the coming months and years
Owned by the C-suite: a new approach to security is needed as cyber risks multiply
Post-Covid-19, security is no longer an ‘IT issue’ – it’s a C-suite item and a fundamental strategic priority
Saving lives with IT
Jonathan Ritchie, CIO of Mastercall Healthcare, explains how Bluetooth-connected devices can be used to remotely triage patients, potentially saving the NHS time and money, and saving lives
Double jeopardy: Are universities becoming the new target for cybercriminals and spies?
David S. Wall, Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds outlines recent trends in cyber attacks across the public sector, and higher education specifically
Are you a 'super-resilient' digital leader?
How can you create a safe environment that enables failure, innovation and growth within the team? Find out at the IT Leaders Festival 2020
How should IT leaders manage morale, well-being and productivity as lockdown continues?
Children going back to school adds another layer of complexity for some people, with further Covid-19-related restrictions likely in the near future
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