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Unravelling the hype behind IT for creating useful CIO strategies.

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  • An employee experience remedy to AI Kool-Aid

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 13 Nov 2025
  • There is no denying that the tech sector is having a feeding frenzy selling all manner of artificial intelligence (AI) infused products to IT buyers even if they don’t actually require the ...

  • A case for AI Qwerty

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 27 Oct 2025
  • Techies love the 80:20 rule. Imagine there’s a bit of tech that would do the 20% of laborious tasks people have to do during their working day. Over the course of a 35-hour week, a 20% not working ...

  • Why Vodafone's outage shows up critical national infrastructure failings

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 16 Oct 2025
  • Just days after Steve Knibbs, director at Vodafone Business Security Enhanced, wrote on the company’s website about the importance of securing UK business supply chains, the company’s customers ...

  • Keep an eye on Windows 10 long-term support options

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 08 Oct 2025
  • Just as day follows night, a new release of Windows is generally aligned to the end of life of the version preceding the most recently shipped version. And this means that roughly every five years ...

  • A case for smart glasses for all

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 19 Sep 2025
  • Meta’s latest addition to its Ray-Ban smart glasses is the integration of an in-lens display. Not wanting to belittle the technical ingenuity of this latest addition to the Meta Ray-Ban ...

  • Goldilocks moment for AI in British society

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 17 Sep 2025
  • It is being described as a “Goldilocks moment” to encourage US investment in UK AI infrastructure, but Donald Trump’s state visit and the UK-US Tech Prosperity Deal that has been announced, come at ...

  • Windows 10 end-of-life: A time to open up

    Cliff Saran - Managing Editor 03 Sep 2025
  • Broadly speaking, there are two types of people in IT: those who like to tinker, constantly seeking the next best thing and those who yearn for a stable environment. Years ago, businesses and IT ...