Opinion
5 things women in tech want to see at an event
'The fact that women want to be treated equally doesn't mean we all have the same needs, and it definitely doesn't mean we have the same needs as men.' Holly Brockwell discusses how tech events need to change
A little less strategy, a little more action: why most successful companies fail at strategy
Does business strategy matter given how few successful organisations have one, asks technology and strategy consultant Mark Ridley
Tech skills shortages are increasing every year, and large corporates are worst affected - Harvey Nash
Every year, the IT skills shortage worsens, warns Harvey Nash CEO Albert Ellis, with the fields of big data, security and AI most acutely affected
Reduced to Tiers: what uptime standards don't reveal about a data centre
Don't mix up Tiers and Levels when it comes to assessing a new data centre partner
Top tips for tech start-ups
Kyri Papantoniou, a Partner in the corporate team at Fletcher Day, offers some food for thought for technology start-ups
For small businesses there's never been a better time to go digital
Businesses that respond best to the changing UK regulatory landscape will reap the rewards of a technology-led mindset
Why publishing images online is riskier than you think
Images published online can be ripped off in seconds. So what can organisations do to protect their intellectual property, asks SmartFrame's Patrick Krupa
Implementing technological advances in business - Millennials vs Technology Leaders
Emma Stevens and Samantha Kerins of law firm Coffin Mew discuss differing opinions around some of the key technology trends of 2019
Increasing public trust in intelligence-led policing
Boyd Mulvey calls for an advocate to champion better communication around the benefits of intelligence-led policing, with comment from the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing and Essex Police
Digital transformation: change is 'gradual then sudden'
Digital transformation doesn't happen overnight - but when we look back, we realise how far we've come
We need a new type of open source event - here's why
Open source events tend to focus on developers, this needs to change says EnterpriseDB's Jan Karremans
Peter Cochrane: AI, autonomous connectivity and machine-to-machine communications is the future of mobile - not folding screens
Smartphone makers may be obsessed with gimmicks, but it is AI and machine-to-machine communications that will drive the next tech revolution, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
Employee, worker or self employed: Why does it matter?
Andrea London, partner at City law firm Fletcher Day, explains employment status and why it's important to get it right in the age of the gig economy
Accessible web design: an urgent priority for the public sector
New accessibility regulations coming in September mean major upgrades for public sector websites and digital platforms, warns Sigma's Hilary Stephenson
Skills in the tech sector: Fighting the shortage and closing the gap
Organisations need to change their hiring and retainment strategies to suit the workforce
Every enterprise should use Kubernetes - here's why
Kubernetes is ground-breaking technology that will drive enterprise innovation now and in years to come
The dispute resolution lessons of Apple's settlement with Qualcomm
Emma Stevens, an associate solicitor at law firm Coffin Mew, explains how to avoid the kind of dispute that cost Apple as much as $4.7bn
How bet365 shifted to containers with Kubernetes
James Nightingale and Alan Reed explain how bet365 shifted into containerisation with Kubernetes
Peter Cochrane: Is it even possible to properly test complex systems?
Systems have reached such a state of complexity that only AI can bring some kind of order, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
New UK visa available for foreign tech entrepreneurs
Sam Meymand, immigration lawyer at Fletcher Day, explains the new immigration system which will apply to tech entrepreneurs, amongst others
Legal opinion: Why Bounty was smacked with a £400,000 fine
Wedlake Bell's James Castro-Edwards explains why Bounty received such a big fine under the old Data Protection Act - which would almost certainly have been much larger under GDPR
The upcoming Avengers movie has crashed ticketing sites: they should have learned the teamwork lesson
A superhero won't help when there are massive surges of demand
How to tackle formjacking and avoid becoming Magecart's next victim
Netskope's Paolo Passeri explains why organisations need to systematically audit their ecommerce sites - regularly
The most profitable languages and how to learn them
Hired CEO Mehul Patel reveals the most in-demand and lucrative computer languages that software engineers need to learn
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