Opinion
Why it's time to retire the techno-geek
The geek stereotype belongs with floppy disks, dial up modems and overhead projectors in the dustbin of history.
Peter Cochrane: The moribund management thinking outed by Covid
Modern networking technology has revolutionised everything – not that you’d know it
Data protection has never been a hotter topic, and that's good news for every organisation
Data protection is evolving into data management
How can we support women working in academic computing roles?
Rachel Pattinson explores how the School of Computing at Newcastle University is supporting women working in academic computing roles
Rising ransom-related DDoS threats: how to best prepare
RDDoS attacks often come out of the blue, but there are a few key ways you can best prepare for them
Getting a head start securing the careers of tomorrow
Universities and colleges must adapt their courses to take account of rapid change in the markets, driven by both technology and global events
As hybrid working becomes the norm video tools are taking centre stage
Video tools are business-critical just like cloud storage, security and networking
Do women still need their own awards?
With the Women in Technology Awards now in their fifth year, Computing examines the rationale behind recognising women in this way, and speaks to Jane Deal, IT director at the Law Society and a judge at this year's awards
When to upgrade to an enterprise version of the open source software you love
'Free' may get the job done in the short term, but the long term health of your code - and of your operational systems - must be taken into account
Six scenarios for using the cloud in the finance industry
We reveal six scenarios for using the cloud to solve the challenges of the finance sector, illustrated with industry case studies
Tech jobs boost - but will the pandemic change the office of the future?
Bev White, Chief Executive of Harvey Nash Group takes a look at the data emerging from the pandemic and asks how the demand for tech jobs will change because of the pandemic
Improving diversity and inclusion in the tech industry
Without adequate support and representation, diversity in tech will always be at a low-level standstill
The pitfalls and opportunities of a digital health passport
Political, social and privacy concerns stand in the way of what, on the face of it, seems like a quick and easy solution to fixing the global economy
Reaping the rewards of GraphQL: How to minimise pain points of implementation
GraphQL is a relatively new API technology, but only a few of the common concerns are justified, expains Martin Buhr
The Surprise Factor: Why now is the time to invest in IT innovation
CIOs have a unique opportunity to become architects and enablers of elastic business strategies
Here's how to stay safe online - in the pandemic and beyond
The coronavirus pandemic threw working lives into disarray, but we cannot afford to sacrifice security for convenience
Budget 2021: Chancellor must use new post-Brexit freedoms to support tech-led businesses
Rishi Sunak must now show us the benefits of Brexit to support pandemic recovery
Peter Cochrane: We need to forge a radical path to 6G
5G is way too inefficient for the IoT, argues Peter Cochrane
Zoom-ing towards an IP crash?
A lack of IP protection could make Zoom's success short-lived, says Nick Wallin
SolarWinds shows why we need to move beyond passwords
Mission-critical assets require a deeper level of MFA beyond the usual what you know, what you have, and especially the what you are
Peter Cochrane: What we need to understand about the rise of distributed AI
'Things that think want to link, and things that link want to think'
Don't use the cloud to fix a problem you don't have
Issues of information management will not be solved simply by moving your ERP applications to the cloud
