Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
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Traditional management culture stymies technology business aspirations
- Managing Editor 09 Nov 2022 -
IT recruitment: The hiring game
- Managing Editor 03 Nov 2022 -
Oracle, fear and loathing
- Managing Editor 13 Oct 2022
Among the more interesting takeaways from the Gartner Symposium in Barcelona was a keynote on the afternoon of the second day by Andrew McAfee, co-founder and co-director of MIT’s Initiative on the ...
Diana Tomova graduated from the University of Essex with European Studies and modern languages in 2018. She now works as a system admin at Defra and is also embarking on a degree in Computer ...
With Oracle CloudWorld in Las Vegas kicking off, the on-going battle with third party support provider Rimini Street is once again making the news. On October 10th Oracle said it had informed the ...
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Diminishing returns
- Managing Editor 06 Oct 2022 -
Ofcom adapts to the changing face of communications
- Managing Editor 22 Sep 2022 -
Has Putin started a server revolution?
- Managing Editor 15 Sep 2022 -
Apple iPhone 14: Time to put our desire for shiny new things into perspective
- Managing Editor 09 Sep 2022 -
AI will make you surplus to requirements
- Managing Editor 31 Aug 2022 -
Tech in bubble wrap
- Managing Editor 18 Aug 2022 -
Nader takes on Tesla's autonomous algorithms
- Managing Editor 12 Aug 2022
Many moons ago, the tech sector would gel around a big product launch, like the next version of Windows. But in the era of over-the-air (OTA) continuous updates, especially on smartphones, there is ...
Earlier this year, Ofcom commissioned Analysys Mason to look at the digital value chain. It is this study that sets the scene for a more expansive role at the regulator, as Ofcom looks to stay ...
The European Commission wants Member States to reduce consumption. “Demand reduction is fundamental: it lowers energy bills, ends Putin's ability to weaponise his energy resources, reduces ...
Can the launch of the iPhone 14 have come at a worse time? The standard of living of people is falling, inflation is rising rapidly, the pound is crashing and fuel bills are sky high and set to ...
We live in an age where it is possible for someone, irrespective of their level of talent, to create an artistic masterpiece, simply by keying a few descriptive words into an AI-powered art ...
The recent Samsung Unpacked event, where the smartphone giant launched two high-end devices, is indicative of an industry that believes the only way to add value is to launch new things. And ...
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader, whose book, Unsafe at any speed, forced carmakers into fitting seat belts as standard, has his eyes on Tesla. In a post regarding the car company's autonomous ...
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Why computational power is no longer limitless
- Managing Editor 04 Aug 2022 -
Two tribes: software companies and carmakers
- Managing Editor 28 Jul 2022 -
Pro-business AI regulations need to be global
- Managing Editor 22 Jul 2022 -
Broadband Customer Experience: Twenty-eight minutes of life lost
- Managing Editor 15 Jul 2022 -
Terminal Velocity
- Managing Editor 23 Jun 2022
China’s military exercises in the Taiwan Strait are set to have an immediate effect on global supply chains. China has effectively established an air and sea blockade around Taiwan and the world’s ...
It is all very well aspiring to make your internal combustion engine car company the next Tesla, but these shifts in approach rub against an ingrained culture that fears radical change. Love him or ...
There is little doubt that artificial intelligence and machine learning will revolutionise decision-making. But how these new technologies make decisions is a mystery and the black art that goes on ...
With people relying on fast internet access for home working, one would expect the broadband providers would have upped their game in terms of customer support. New data from Ofcom covering ...
Back in the early days of business computing, operators accessed the back-end system - such as a mainframe or minicomputer - via a green screen terminal. Terminals were disposable devices. No one ...