Why the way you equip your employees could help you win The Great Resignation

Employers need teams that can help propel the business through economic recovery to capitalize on opportunities in the coming months and years, but…

Why the new world of IT is fast, flexible and moving to a device-as-a-service consumption model

IT decision makers are faced with endless challenges, exacerbated by the pandemic. They are being expected to support the introduction of new working…

Microsoft at Blogwell 3 : listening in the social media era

The first presentation at BlogWell number three in New York, was that of Nestor Portillo, worldwide director of community and online support for…

will tablet sales really cannibalise desktop PCs?

A striking story hit me on the way into work earlier this month claiming that the "new iPad" will see tablet sales cannibalise desktop PCs. The…

High-flying drones face regulatory challenges

Drones are big business in the Valley. According to CB Insights, $300 million of venture capital was invested in drone startups last year. They are…

Corporate Blogging: "You Don't Have To Do That Alone"

On 29 April 2009, I had the opportunity to attend BlogWell number three in New York City, organised by Jasper Little and Andy Sernovitz and Bob…

end-user experience is key, especially for networks part 1

Having all these video and audio delivery systems as well as real time collaboration tools is one of today’s challenges.

Tiny PCs still a closed book to enterprises

Netbooks, the tiny personal computers that do without expensive software such as Windows, are enjoying strong growth but can they ever be applicable…

How cloud networking can be an application network highway to the cloud

Cloud computing offers significant opportunities to enterprises, but with most companies having multiple clouds, complexity, security risks and…

the cloud computing cultural shift, fuelled by convergence & empowerment

This is part two in a series of three blog posts dedicated to my interview of Ovum’s Laurent Lachal, a trained historian and technology enthusiast.