Analysis
Women in tech: Confidence isn't the problem
it’s too easy and convenient to point to women’s apparent lack of confidence as the key explanation for their under-representation at all levels in technology
Does the choice of enterprise Linux really matter anymore?
We speak to Canonical, Red Hat and SUSE about the place of Linux in a cloud-based future - and what the CentOS EOL foretells
The vision thing: When Teams and Zoom won't see you through
Why One Voice Wales chose StarLeaf to move meetings and training online
How hyperconvergence helped City firm JM Finn ditch its data centre and ride out the pandemic
The financial services company slashed its infrastructure footprint by two-thirds allowing it to close an expensive London data centre
BA's vaccine passports: the legal implications
Why do we need vaccine passports?
Why engineering firm Buro Happold uses two ERP systems - Unit4 and Deltek
As a mid-sized company with complex needs, the engineering firm believes in buying the best and integrating between them
Your database has reached EOL - must you always upgrade?
Open source databases can be maintained for longer, but delayed decisions can store up trouble
Elastic has stretched the patience of many in open source - but is there room for a third way?
Elastic's move to proprietary licensing for cloud providers has reignited the argument about what's fair when it comes to monetising open source software
Taking advantage of the crisis: let's talk about modernising IT
Now we’ve all seen the cloud advantage, it’s time to deal with that legacy tech says Dave Chapman of Cloudreach
EKS-Distro moves AWS into hybrid cloud. What will that mean for the market?
ISVs and service providers welcome the release of Amazon's open source Kubernetes distro, although some foresee more lock-in
DevSecOps: the art of bringing security into the fold
QA and testers need to be first-class members of the team
The year's biggest cyber security stories
Bears, scares and ransomware
What users think of web conferencing leaders Teams, Zoom, Hangouts and Webex
Latest Computing Delta research finds the leaders pulling away from the competition
Lessons learned rolling out cloud-based ERP at Southampton City Council
Members of the IT team share their experiences
CIO choices: 2. Can open source reduce lock-in?
Open source software and open APIs have increased the range of options available to IT leaders, but has the problem moved elsewhere?
Revving up the 5G rollout at Three UK
Three's 5G rollout means expanding capacity on many fronts at the same time, explains network strategy and architecture manager Firoz Vohra
CIO choices: the open source option. 1. Supporting the team
Community is the big differentiator between proprietary and open source software
Tibco moves to future-proof its customers, and itself
'Customers complained to me that we were a little bit too blackbox', says COO Matt Quinn
Bosch Power Tools' metamorphosis into a data company with Kafka
'The overarching goal is to connect all the devices so we can have an overview from birth to trash'
Public cloud: strengths and weaknesses of the three biggest beasts
With the increase in remote working, business can't get enough of the cloud. We share users' opinions of AWS, Azure and GCP
'You can't copy culture' and other lessons learned introducing Agile at Booking.com Transport
There's no blueprint for success but approaches certainly can be replicated, says CTO Gavin Barton
Cambridge graduates: How a council IT leader is moving workers to a collaborative future
Chris Middleton speaks to Alan Shields at Cambridgeshire County Council to find out how a shared service has created shared innovation during the pandemic
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