Agile methodologies may save the day for digital transformation, McKinsey says
7 ways to open up the digital and data transformation process and get IT and businesspeople talking about what’s really important. Read More
Apple iPad or Amazon Fire: Which is the best holiday tablet?
The holidays are but a few short weeks away and I’m once again being inundated by questions relating to a dilemma people are facing – between Apple’s iPad or Amazon’s Fire tablet range, which is the best? Read More
Cortana apps for iOS and Android get a new look, finally arrive in UK
Microsoft’s digital assistant is now available for Android users in the UK, iPhone owners will have to hold on a little longer. Read More
Why RAID 5 still works, usually
In 2007 I predicted that RAID 5 would cease to work to prevent data loss. And yet, as 2017 dawns, many people are using RAID 5 successfully. No, I wasn’t wrong. Here’s what changed – and how to save your data when a RAID 5 drive dies. Read More
Red Hat launches OpenShift on Google Cloud
Red Hat’s Platform-as-a-Service cloud will now be supported on the Google Cloud Platform Read More
BlackBerry intros mobile security platform for enterprise IoT
Dubbed BlackBerry Secure, the platform folds together BlackBerry’s acquisitions of Good Technology, WatchDox, AtHoc, and Encription into a comprehensive software suite. Read More
Small fish, small pond: Why Pebble went belly up
Pebble is the the latest in a line of category pioneers that struggled to gain traction after optimizing a device for early adopters. Read More
Microsoft to offer option of 16 years of Windows Server, SQL Server support through new Premium Assurance offer
Microsoft’s coming ‘Premium Assurance’ for Software Assurance customers for Windows Server and SQL Server will offer 16, instead of 10, years of support. Read More
Group Test: All-In-One desktop systems
If you need screen real estate, computing horsepower and a degree of upgradability, an AIO desktop can be a good choice. We examine contenders from the top five PC vendors. Read More
Windows XP: Why hospitals are still using Microsoft’s antique operating system
Nine of out ten hospital trusts say they still have PCs running the 15-year-old software. Read More