Category: ComputerWeekly
In this first part of a two-part article, we look at some of the current and future trends and implications…
Former subpostmasters and Post Office branch staff who were wrongfully convicted of crimes based on flawed computer evidence in Scotland…
The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to help companies measure and optimise their sustainability efforts could be outweighed by the…
The Labour Party manifesto for the 2024 general election has promised to support the tech and digital sectors through a…
A vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Error Reporting Service, which was identified and patched three months ago in the March…
As organisations store and process data in the cloud, there are increasing concerns from administrators, data owners and CISOs’ around…
He urges IT decision-makers to strategise better and only shift what is optimum for the new environment – transforming assets…
Broadcom’s $69bn acquisition of VMware last year follows on from a number of smaller but significant software acquisitions the company…
While the technology industry has made progress with diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) initiatives over the past five years, carelessness,…
The Icelandic Project Management Association was founded in 1984 by engineers and, as such, was initially focused on engineering projects….
Consumers’ eagerness to consume content, and fickleness as to where they consume it, has led to the rise of the…
Ash Cooper never really had aspirations to be a CIO. He began work over 20 years ago in IT with…