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07 July 2015

The IT behind Angry Birds

In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to the CIO of Rovio Entertainment, the company behind the gaming phenomenon Angry Birds, about how he supports a global business with a five-person IT team. We assess your options for moving off Windows Server 2003 now support is ending. And our buyer's guide looks at log management. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

CIO interview: Rovio Entertainment's Kalle Alppi believes IT staff should be embedded in business
by Eeva Haaramo
The CIO at the company behind Angry Birds talks about running global IT with only five permanent staff
Windows Server 2003 end of support: Five options to choose from
by Cliff Saran
Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 ends in July. Should you upgrade to a newer version of the operating system or choose an alternative?
Case study: What the enterprise can learn from Etsy's DevOps strategy
by Caroline Donnelly
Jon Cowie, operations engineer at online marketplace Etsy, advises enterprises on how to develop a DevOps-friendly business culture

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