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Andrew Hobbs, Head of Technology Content, Incisive Works, explains why a long-term content presence is vital to engaging IT decision makers

After looking at the history of the mainframe, how you're using it, why you might replace it and how to do so, we're now asking - how do you bring it all together?

There are several strategies a company that relies on mainframes today can adopt – from the permissive to the aggressive.

Risk, costs, legacy modernisation, lacking innovation and the need for agility are all drivers pushing businesses away from mainframes today

The mainframe has been around for more than six decades, but does it have a place in a 21st century tech stack?

Computing's editorial director Stuart Sumner chairs a panel of industry luminaries, giving insights on how to market to the industry's bosses. Panellists include: Jane Deal from The Law Society; Nick Ioannou from RG Partnership; and Terry Willis from...

James Foulkes, co-founder of Kingpin Communications, on what persuades CIOs and their teams to choose you

Lindsay Willott, founder of Customer Thermometer on how she has built a repeatable, scalable lead-generation model without spending a penny on marketing

Tom Wright, director of content and performance marketing at Incisive Media, describes the shifting role of brands - and brand advertising - in the digital era

Rhiannon Monks, CEO of Traveltalk, explains how she has created a start-up culture, founded on experimentation and learning