Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Recent Posts
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The risk of giving in to quantum progress
- Managing Editor 03 Feb 2021 -
Juggling data silos, privacy and fraud
- Managing Editor 26 Jan 2021 -
Treat the internet like a natural resource
- Managing Editor 14 Jan 2021
Over the next few years the tech industry has a roadmap to overcome the challenges facing quantum computing. This will pave the way to growth in mainstream quantum computing to solve "hard ...
Among the uncomfortable truths about the government’s response to the pandemic is the fact that some people have and will continue to play the system. At the time it was introduced, the furlough ...
There are some things that require a permanent internet connection. One cannot listen to internet radio, watch YouTube or take part in a video conference, without a permanent, live, high-quality ...
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Keep IT simple
- Managing Editor 06 Jan 2021 -
How valuable is Moore's Law?
- Managing Editor 03 Dec 2020 -
An IT business boost in spite of spending review forecast
- Managing Editor 26 Nov 2020 -
Deliver projects with quick time to value
- Managing Editor 20 Nov 2020 -
Will we lose our treasured memories to cloud policies?
- Managing Editor 12 Nov 2020 -
Adding intelligence to business process automation
- Managing Editor 04 Nov 2020 -
Mind your assets
- Managing Editor 28 Oct 2020
With the UK now in the third coronavirus lockdown, organisations are again leaning on IT departments to ensure remote working can continue. It has been nine months since the UK first went into ...
Over the last few months Computer Weekly has asked readers about their early experiences of computing and their first computer. A number sent in stories of how they learned programming on the home ...
If there is something a CIO could do to enable the business to increase its earnings by 5%, everyone would be listening. McKinsey recently highlighted the difference in performance between those ...
With just a couple of weeks left of 2020, it is worth reflecting on what IT professionals can take away from this year. First and foremost, the hard work put in by IT staff, enabled many, many ...
People who use the free Google Drive service for personal use to store, share and collaborate on documents, will be aware that the company has been slowly shifting consumers to pay for cloud ...
AI is used to find hidden meaning in large datasets. What if an AI system could truly understand an end-to-end business process. What if an AI system could optimise a business process autonomously? ...
If there is one constant that seems to be an ailment of the tech sector it is the fact that the same problems seem to crop up time and time again. “Never reinvent the wheel,” as the saying goes. ...
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Data reveals lack of ethics in decision making systems
- Managing Editor 22 Oct 2020 -
What really changes in this latest IBM reinvention?
- Managing Editor 15 Oct 2020 -
Track and trace: please call in the IT experts
- Managing Editor 07 Oct 2020 -
Considerations for 2021 IT budget
- Managing Editor 01 Oct 2020 -
Resiliency must run across the supply chain
- Managing Editor 21 Sep 2020
A recent survey from price comparison site, comparethemarket.com, has highlighted the subtext, which obscures a host of unfair assumptions made in the depths of computer systems. These assumptions ...
IBM’s decision to spin out its Global Technology Services business is an example of a business trying to remain relevant in the era of cloud computing. In the 1990s, the company pivoted to global ...
At the end of September, 15,841 cases of coronavirus, over an eight day period, were lost due to an IT glitch. The bug meant that there were long delays in contact tracing staff reaching people who ...
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 ...