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Ex-Durham County Council CIO Phil Jackman says that austerity can be liberating
Working with limited resources has forced the public sector to think about when, where and how to use them
Alteryx: 'Big data lakes have become big data swamps'
Despite the skills shortage, firms need to be able to use the big data they collect, says Dean Stoecker of Alteryx
An interview with Fincons Group's CEO and deputy CEO
Michele and Francesco Moretti tell all on the business IT consultancy and integration firm's current and future movements
DigiPlex: Virtualisation is an opportunity, not a threat, for data centre operators
The cloud needs data centres to survive
Fuze: innovation comes from the younger generation, and it's up to you to recruit them
82 per cent of IT leaders think that employing young people is beneficial to the workplace
'I'm a bit ballsy': EBRD's Louise McCarthy on persuading suppliers to work for free
Digital transformation is about commercial innovation, argues European Reconstruction and Development Bank's Louise McCarthy
Mark Phelps of Node4: Collaboration is the growth engine of the economy
Collaboration is key to attract and keep new workers
With Telstra's scale, Company85 will go global
Telstra will play off the acquisition to reach more of the UK market
Malwarebytes is evolving to beat cyber crime
CEO Marcin Kleczynski on machine learning, the trouble with Apple and the ease of social engineering
'BYOD has given way to the IoT' says ForeScout
CEO Mike DeCesare says that old methods of protecting cyber assets are not relevant in a connected world
Intercity's Hull on its device-agnostic UC platform: "We identified a niche"
Why did IT vendor Intercity Technology put £10 million into building its own unified communications platform?
BSH digital chief talks DevOps, cloud and the pitfalls of 'always-accessible' technology
Mike Faiers tells Computing why opening up IT to the business has had a huge impact
Gumtree uses eBay internal cloud clout for faster development cycles
Gumtree CTO Bas Anneveld chats with Computing
Fred Olsen IT chief talks cloud, connectivity and security
IT director Damon Impett on the challenges of running IT for a business with many different divisions
AWS chases Azure customers in shift to target enterprises
Recent product launches, including unified communications tool Amazon Chime, reveal the web giant's new direction
Azure or AWS? Which cloud fits which type of business?
Computing is joined by Joanna Smith, CIO at Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, to discuss the cloud vendor marketplace, and analyse which best serve the enterprise
NSPCC embraces mixed-cloud environment to prioritise key services
Computing chats with CIO Ray Bilsby
Games development: An interview with Solar Sail Games
Indie game development firm discusses the tools and techniques it uses to create its products, and also reveals the secret behind making a great game
An interview with games developer John Evelyn
Evelyn, developer of The Collage Atlas and Skyrocket story, discusses what tools and programming languages he uses, and the secret behind making a great game
Interview: Sainsbury's CDO Andy Day and ICO Elizabeth Denham talk GDPR
Staying on the right side of the helpful-creepy axis - and the law
Hannah Fry interview: 'Raspberry Pi and BBC micro:bit can be very helpful in boosting enthusiasm for maths'
Once you see things through numbers, all of human behaviour is open to your discovery, says maths educator
Doc Searls interview: 'Amazon even tried to sell me a book I'd written. How stupid can that be?'
Silicon Valley veteran talks about the personal information economy and ad blocking
Breaking with the past: an interview with Pearson CTO/COO Albert Hitchcock
London-based global publisher and education provider Pearson is undergoing perhaps the biggest business transformation in its 172-year history. Stuart Sumner meets the man tasked with creating the 'Netflix of education', CTO and COO Albert Hitchcock
How Philips CDO Blake Cahill brought order to a digital ecosystem
Philips' global head of digital, Blake Cahill, talks to Computing about how the company has globalised its 'digital experience'
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