• Linux versus Unix hot patching
• Self-driving cars could be steered towards business use cases
• Software-defined storage: The pros and cons, and what is available
• Value chain mapping – making sense of executive strategy
• Value chain mapping – exploring the map
• Value chain mapping – finding a path
• Shining a light on the enterprise appeal of multi-cloud deployments
• Using cross-industry collaboration on open standards to address big data in the datacentre
• The cyber threats lurking within every company
• CIO interview: Alan Crawford, City & Guilds Group
• Pioneers take flash storage to analytics and big data use cases
• How enterprise software development is changing
• NFV helps telcos save money on WAN infrastructure
• How to beat Oracle licence audits
• A Good American: Surveillance, 9/11 and the NSA
• How to add network flexibility by using NFV
• Hyper-converged vs shared storage for SMEs
• Neutron’s role evolves in OpenStack networks
• Docker storage: how to get persistent storage in Docker
• Open source storage hits the mainstream
• Infosecurity – the GCHQ way
• On-premise IT still the only way to run certain tasks
• Cutting the cable: why industry is turning to wireless
• Interview: British Medical Journal’s CDO talks datacentres, DevOps and desktops
• Why more people aren’t cloud bursting
• Lauri Love: the student accused of hacking the US
• The pros and cons of cloud bursting
• Computer Weekly at the movies: Werner Herzog takes on the internet
• Master data management gains ground in UK public sector
• CW@50: Networks replace hierarchies – how IT changed society
• Blockchain and the promise of cooperative cloud storage
• CW@50: The next 50 years
• CW@50: Bugs, blunders and bad practices
• European law enforcement seeking smart ways to fight cyber crime
• Tools of the trade to drill into behavioural data
• Apache Spark grows in popularity as Hadoop-based data lakes fill up
• Digital transformation gives CIOs chance to be agents of change
• Gain insights into customer behaviour
• Hexagon turns to Salesforce IoT Cloud to smarten up robots
• Digital transformation needs mainframe DevOps
• British breakthrough for IoT- based business applications this year
• Object storage product survey 2016: The startups
• SAP Hana storage 101
• Hadoop starts to trumpet way through UK public sector
• Take the initiative on digitisation
• Interview: Google cloud chief Diane Greene talks enterprise strategy and taking on AWS
• Will European datacentre operators pounce on post-Brexit uncertainty?
• Industrial digitalisation
• CW@50: Women in technology – the shifting gender landscape
• Manage expenses to boost the bottom line
• Netherlands needs ‘bottom up’ approach to create smart cities
• CIO Interview: Graeme Hackland, Williams Martini Racing
• Cost-effective managed IPS for small businesses
• Object storage product survey 2016: The big six
• Hyper-converged infrastructure product survey: The big names
• Make fictional expense claims a thing of the past
• CW@50: A history of IT outsourcing
• Datacentre cooling upgrades: Helping operators decide where best to invest
• A tale of two Israeli technology incubators
• The problem of passwords and how to deal with it
• Hyper-converged infrastructure product survey: The challengers
• Overcoming the scale-up challenge of enterprise DevOps adoption
• CW@50: The story of the internet, and how it changed the world
• How and when you should automate expense processes
• European omni-channels: Hype or reality?
• Evolving Glasgow’s Future City
• Europe fires starting gun for dash to GDPR compliance
• CW@50: Spreadsheets and ERP – 50 years of software coding business
• From SQL to NoSQL – and back again
• CW@50: The evolution of the CIO
• NoSQL database technology finds use cases, but still minority sport
• Datacentre security: Why operators must give cyber and physical threats equal attention
• Isle of Man: From seaside getaway to tech startup hub
• CW@50: The Great British chip invention
• NoSQL offerings from Microsoft and Oracle
• Executive interview: Phil Smith, UKI chief executive, Cisco
• Growing possibilities for 3D printing
• CW@50: Government IT goes full circle in the space of 50 years
• Does Microsoft Azure make sense for developers?
• For IBM, the answer is Watson. But what is the question?
• My first IoT project: A guide for businesses
• It makes sense to go hyperscale/hyper-converged
• Skype for Business: One year on, so what are the results?
• Unlocking the disruptive potential of 3D printers
• How to build your own IoT with Azure
• An overview of cloud customer relationship management
• What the EU’s new data protection laws mean for UK industry
• UK startups seek to lead the world in smart city technologies
• Amazon S3 storage 101: Object storage in the cloud
• How 3D printing will disrupt industry worldwide
• CW@50: How networking became the core of IT
• PCIe SSD: Cache vs storage tier
• Graph database technology starts to come of age beyond social media
• CW@50: How UK home brew gave computing to the masses
• The Bimodal IT backlash: Should IT departments subscribe to the notion of a two-tier workforce?
• Graph databases: Joining the dots
• CW@50: From bricks to clicks – how technology has changed the shopping experience
• Basel banking supervision edict stretches banks’ risk data governance
• Fourth-generation flash to rewrite software development
• How to tease out patterns in divergent data stacks
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