Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Recent Posts
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Considerations for 2021 IT budget
- Managing Editor 01 Oct 2020 -
Resiliency must run across the supply chain
- Managing Editor 21 Sep 2020 -
Time again to inspire the young
- Managing Editor 10 Sep 2020
With the start of the fourth quarter IT leaders are likely to be scratching their heads, to figure out where best to spend whatever IT budget has been allocated for next year. No one could have ...
The coronavirus pandemic is the latest crisis to impact global supply chains. After the banking crisis of 2008, banks put in place stress testing to assess how resilient they were to future banking ...
Recent Computer Weekly articles and posts on LinkedIn, looking at people’s first computer experience, shine a light on how young people used to use computers. They were programmed. Yes the ...
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Lessons from 1980s home computing
- Managing Editor 04 Sep 2020 -
What defines modern software development?
- Managing Editor 20 Aug 2020 -
A-Level calculations shine a spotlight on unfair algorithms
- Managing Editor 13 Aug 2020 -
Why we must prepare for a quantum impact
- Managing Editor 03 Aug 2020 -
Home workers need quality of service
- Managing Editor 15 Jul 2020 -
Tech CEOs call for global action against racism
- Managing Editor 24 Jun 2020 -
Tear up the rulebook to build a digital new norm
- Managing Editor 08 Jun 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has illustrated the massive digital divide that exists across the UK. In a paper published published in August, Gemma Burgess, principal research associate & acting ...
Over the last few weeks Computer Weekly has explored the topic of what it means to be a modern software developer. There are no surprises that cloud first, microservices and DevOps are among the ...
The fiasco with the calculations for A-Level result marks has projected the unfairness of algorithms into the spotlight. In modern society, such algorithms act as black boxes that make fundamental ...
If the experts are to be believed, quantum computers will radically change problem solving. IBM recently held an event to explore the skills gap that exists between the education system and ...
There is no double that business leaders will factor in working from home in the calculations they are doing to lower costs as part of their on-going post pandemic recovery plans. The latest IT ...
As the IT conference season heads into peak season, the CEOs of the top tech firms have used these large global gatherings as a platform to speak out on racism. In his keynote kicking off the HPE ...
The coronavirus pandemic has become a catalyst, accelerating radical change to how organisations operate. The economic recovery from the lockdown is forcing some to push through changes that they ...
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Office productivity in a post Coronavirus world
- Managing Editor 27 May 2020 -
How hard is a robot?
- Managing Editor 14 May 2020 -
Coronavirus: Tech lessons learned
- Managing Editor 27 Apr 2020 -
Celebrate IT Heroes
- Managing Editor 06 Apr 2020 -
Coronavirus: Trust the data
- Managing Editor 23 Mar 2020
One of the changes that has come out of the Coronavirus pandemic is that people are learning to work from home. This is more than IT providing remote and cloud-based access to business ...
Earlier this month Ocado Technology and a consortium of academic institutes announced Armar-6, the culmination of the five years EU-funded SecondHands project. The premise behind the project was to ...
Since the lockdown began on March 24, UK tech workers have shown that they can adapt and develop new processes very quickly to enable many people to remain productive during the Coronavirus ...
While questions are being asked of the government over its coronavirus exit strategy, one thing is clear: large parts of the UK workforce are able to work remotely, thanks to the efforts of IT ...
The recent spell of sunny weather, after weeks of torrential rain, brought the masses out. A lovely Spring weekend. If only so. As television and online images revealed, “It was like a bank ...