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Fixing 'collapsing IT infrastructure' at Kew Gardens
Ian McKetty walked into a tricky situation when he became CIO at Kew Gardens, with an under-invested IT estate, unskilled teams and a huge disconnect with the business. Here's how he turned it around
Dawn of a new leader - the flying CIO
Why do some technology leaders spend their entire careers in permanent roles, while others hop between temporary or consultancy posts, or even launch their own business? Computing speaks to CIOs on both side of the fence to hear the pros and cons
Escape from Google: 12 privacy-promoting search engines reviewed
If you can live without personalisation there are plenty of alternatives
Death of the keyboard and mouse: How human-computer interfaces are evolving
The keyboard and mouse is already giving way to human-computer interfaces that could once only have been seen in sci-fi films, writes Nic Fearn
Inside the race to quantum-proof our vital infrastructure
When quantum computers arrive the Web as we know it will break. We talk to scientists cryptographers and entrepreneurs working to ensure this does not happen.
Managing the inevitable: what happens when security is breached
Threats are getting more serious, but defences are evolving too.
The UK IT Awards 2019 - all the best photos of the big night
The UK IT Awards 2019 was a raging success, as this gallery from the big night shows!
Should security shift from defence to containing attacks?
The risks of cyber attack are more than doubling every year. So should CIOs and CISOs rethink how they organise IT security, Nic Fearn asks
How Ted Baker's digital transformation helped drive sales
Global retailer Ted Baker found that its ecommerce platform alone wasn't sufficient to satisfy demanding customers in today's competitive environment
Bridging the gap: Can DevOps help embed security into app development?
DevOps is designed to bring developers and operations more closely together. Ahead of Cyber Security Live later this month, Nic Fearn asks: Can it also encompass security as well?
Who 'owns' cyber security?
Ahead of Cyber Security Live later this month, Nic Fearn asks: With cyber crime rocketing, who in your organisation should have ultimately 'ownership' of IT security?
Business 5.0 is coming: The convergence of AI, IoT, blockchain, APIs, smart contracts and hybrid computing
Convergence of a plethora of new technologies will be key to the 'programmatic enterprise' of the future, says McKinsey and IBM advisor John Straw
How Quantum technology could transform computing - perhaps…
There's still some time - and a number of challenges to overcome - before quantum computing becomes truly useful, reports Nic Fearn
Mental health awareness has changed the culture at CGI UK
By working with Mental Health First Aid England, CGI UK has encouraged openness, reduced sick time taken and saved thousands of pounds
How PSD2 will affect payments for banks and business
Nic Feare examines the changes that the Revised Directive on Payment Services (PSD2) will make to banking and business
The positive case for Twitter bots
Not all Twitter bots have bad intentions
How greater 'neurodiversity' could improve cyber security and help overcome IT skills shortages
Cyber security needs specialists who really can 'think different'
EE 5G vs Vodafone 5G head-to-head review
We tested both next-gen networks at six locations across central London
Cloud: Choosing the right platform for your ambitions
As AWS and Azure scoop up more of the cloud IaaS /PaaS market, what are organisations looking for? A research presentation from Computing Delta
The outer limits? What will happen when microprocessors reach 'silicon plateau'?
As copper and silicon-based CPUs reach their physical limits, what is in the pipeline that will keep compute power growing? Nic Fearn investigates
Best Bluetooth earphones 2019
INQ's pick of the best earphones on the market right now
The state of AI in 2019
A look at what's happening now in UK businesses and public services and what's just around the corner
MPs warn over insect-killing carcinogenic 5G 'electromagnetic radiation'
5G will kill insects and 4G has the same carbon footprint as aviation, according to MPs
How Laya Healthcare overhauled its data privacy for GDPR in just two-and-a-half days
Laya Healthcare implemented multi-factor authorisation with a simple interface as it grappled with its GDPR obligations
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