Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Recent Posts
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Time to take control of AI?
- Managing Editor 09 May 2023 -
Empathy with the Machine
- Managing Editor 27 Apr 2023 -
Innovating in IT without lock-ins
- Managing Editor 19 Apr 2023
At the start of May, Chegg, the US edutech firm, saw its share price crash after CEO Dan Rosensweig said during the company's Q1 2023 earnings call, that the company had been impacted by ChatGPT. ...
The smart speaker revolution has meant people often thank their device or say “please”, when asking it to do something. Some also greet their device with a “Good Morning”, and perhaps a “Good ...
Looking at the personality traits and drivers associated with different management styles and executive leadership, a head of IT or CIO will often fall into a number of categories that generally ...
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Be an AI hero, but just for a day
- Managing Editor 23 Mar 2023 -
Making hybrid work in your business
- Managing Editor 10 Mar 2023 -
Java: Time to try a different brew
- Managing Editor 24 Feb 2023 -
Do we need another PC?
- Managing Editor 17 Feb 2023 -
Fixing the tech sector
- Managing Editor 03 Feb 2023 -
Can you afford simplicity?
- Managing Editor 27 Jan 2023 -
Can the economic slowdown propel digital innovation?
- Managing Editor 20 Jan 2023
Like all new shiny new things, generative AI offers mere mortals a brief chance to impress friends, colleagues, line managers and customers, with Da Vinci levels of creativity and intelligence. ...
Imagine a highly connected world where information travels at the speed of light, where people can conduct business transactions and work wherever they want. This is the opportunity presented to ...
Last year, during an interview at the reClosure virtual conference, posted on YouTube, James Gosling, the father of the Java programming language, said: “Being a project in Oracle Labs is not a ...
Looking at the cyclic nature of the PC industry, while it has been the worst year on record for new PC sales, the industry is banking on a bounce back. The PC manufacturers hope that those ...
Apple’s Q1 2023 filing shows a 5% decline from last year. Meanwhile Amazon reported its operating income decreased to $12.2 bn in 2022, compared with $24.9 bn in 2021. Alphabet, the parent company ...
Among the trends that seems to resonate with IT leaders is the need to simplify, consolidate and generally reduce the overall complexity required to run enterprise IT. It is something the major IT ...
The economic downturn is starting to hurt the major tech firms but it is going to be interesting to watch how they react. Any changes they make will have a profound impact on how corporate IT ...
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AI 2023 and beyond
- Managing Editor 13 Jan 2023 -
Offline in a connected world
- Managing Editor 08 Dec 2022 -
When IT goes wrong: A question of trust
- Managing Editor 02 Dec 2022 -
Why we need to address storage to tackle datacentre efficiency
- Managing Editor 23 Nov 2022 -
COP27: Protecting the IP behind smart grids
- Managing Editor 15 Nov 2022
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to become part of the boardroom agenda as organisations look at how they can shave off more from operational costs and work out how they can grow the business ...
Scot McKnealy, the former CEO of Sun Microsystems, once proclaimed that the network is the computer. It is true that without a network, the apps we all rely on to manage our busy lives would be ...
The car crash that has been unfolding during the Post Office IT scandal inquiry puts a big question mark over trust in IT and whether consultants truly work in our best interest. Thousands of ...
The logical choice for IT leaders is to migrate as many workloads as possible into the public cloud. But, not everything can be moved and if Gartner’s IT spending forecast is anything to go by, ...
In October, electric vehicle (EV) charger manufacturer Andersen, went into administration. These devices are supposedly smart; they communicate with servers and in the future, will offer a way for ...