Videos
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In The Current Issue:
- Cisco pays $8.6m after whistleblower discloses security flaws in video surveillance system
- AI storage: Machine learning, deep learning and storage needs
- Use Windows 7 end of life to update desktop productivity
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Mainframe at 50: Why the mainframe keeps on going
For the last half a century the mainframe has been the technological workhorse enabling government policy and business processes
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South Staffordshire College digital campus: 4D immersive laboratory
Jamie Smith, director of strategy and infrastructure at South Staffordshire College takes Computer Weekly on a tour of the brand new digital campus
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South Staffordshire College digital campus: Collaboration room
South Staffordshire College is taking a “pioneering approach” to new forms of technology enabled learning at its brand new digital campus. This includes collaborative working areas which includes technologies such as augmented reality.
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CW500 Security: Neil Cassidy, deputy director operations at Cert-UK
In this CW500 Security Club video, Neil Cassidy talks to Computer Weekly security editor Warwick Ashford about the next evolution of IT security threats and how best to prepare for them.
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CW500 Security: Adrian Davis, incoming managing director of (ISC)2
In this CW500 Security Club video, Adrian Davis talks to Computer Weekly security editor Warwick Ashford about the next evolution of IT security threats and how best to prepare for them.
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CW500 Security: Mark Jones, chief information security for Heathrow Airport Holdings
In this CW500 Security Club video, Mark Jones talks to Computer Weekly security editor Warwick Ashford about the next evolution of IT security threats and how best to prepare for them.
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CW500: Colin Miles, director IT technical services at Virgin Media
In this CW500 Club video, Colin Miles talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about his experiences of introducing technologies such as unified communications, collaboration tools and mobile working to build a productive, distributed workforce.
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CW500: Steve Shepherd, head of IT and business alignment at the BBC
In this CW500 Club video, Steve Shepherd talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about his experiences of introducing technologies such as unified communications, collaboration tools and mobile working to build a productive, distributed workforce.
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CW500: Ian Turfrey , IT director at City & Guilds
In this CW500 Club video, Ian Turfrey talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about his experiences of introducing technologies such as unified communications, collaboration tools and mobile working to build a productive, distributed workforce.
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IBM fellow Bernie Meyerson discusses IT beyond Moore's Law
Every 18 months to two years the number of transistors on a chip doubles because each transistor is half the size of the previous generation
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Lancaster and Newcastle researchers tackle Met Police email challenge
Lancaster and Newcastle universities have collaborated on a challenge set by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to collect crowdsourced images
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Google Glass recruitment: conducting an interview
This video by AIA Worldwide shows how Google Glass could be used to conduct an interview in the near future.
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Google Glass recruitment: first day at a new job
This video by AIA Worldwide shows how Google Glass could be used in the near future by a new employee at a company to get to grips with a first day in a new office.
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CW500: Lee Ayling, management consulting partner at KPMG
In this video interview, Lee Ayling, management consulting partner at KPMG, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the business and economic environment for 2014.
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CW500: Adrian Drury, Practice Leader Consumer IT & Integrated Media, Ovum
In this video interview, Adrian Drury, practice leader for consumer IT and integrated media at analyst firm Ovum, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the key technology trends for 2014.
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CW500: Albert Ellis, Chief Executive for Harvey Nash
In this video interview, Albert Ellis, chief executive of recruitment consultancy Harvey Nash, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the major IT recruitment, skills and career development issues in 2014.
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Video interview: TfL's Phil Young discusses responsive design
Computer Weekly's Cliff Saran speaks to Phil Young, head of online at TfL, about the re-engineered website, optimised for mobile access
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Project Management Trends – Leadership, not management
This is part 10 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends - Benchmarking
This is part 7 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends– Seeking professional help
This is part 4 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends - Rapid changes to project management
This is part 8 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends – Servant leadership
This is part 6 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends – Implementing PPM tools
This is part 5 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.
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Project Management Trends – Managements jobs hard to fill
This is part 9 in a series of 10 videos from ESI International detailing the top 10 project management trends for 2014.