Videos
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In The Current Issue:
- Building a 5G city: Bristol’s valuable lessons for the UK’s digital future
- How to bolster IAM strategies using automation
- What next for GDS?
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UKtech50: John Harris on the role of IT leaders in the UK IT economy
In this UKtech50 video, judge John Harris gives his views on the state of UK IT and the role of IT leaders in the UK economy.
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UKtech50: The judges decide
Computer Weekly has launched the second annual UKtech50, the definitive list of the real movers and shakers in UK IT.
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CW & FT video debates – IT leadership and the CEO
In a series of monthly video debates, Computer Weekly and the Financial Times invite a panel of experts to discuss business and IT issues.
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CW and FT video debates – IT and financial services
In a series of monthly video debates, Computer Weekly and the Financial Times invite a panel of experts to discuss business and IT issues.
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CW500: BAA CIO Philip Langsdale
Airport operator BAA has undergone a massive IT transformation in its Heathrow operations, with IT cost savings exceeding £100m.
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CW500: Peter Ransom, chief information officer, Oxfam
In this CW500 Club video, Peter Ransom talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick to share his practical advice on how to move to the cloud.
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CW500: Andy Beale, technology director, Guardian News & Media
In this CW500 Club video, Andy Beale talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick to share his practical advice on how to move to the cloud.
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CW500: Martin Taylor, head of infrastructure and service delivery, Mitchells & Butlers
In this CW500 Club video, Martin Taylor talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick to share his practical advice on how to move to the cloud.
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CW500: Bill McCluggage, deputy government CIO
In this CW500 Club video, deputy government CIO Bill McCluggage talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the "digital by default" agenda and the changes in central government IT strategy.
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CW500: Jos Creese, CIO of Hampshire County Council
In this CW500 Club video, Local CIO Council chairman Jos Creese, the CIO of Hampshire County Council, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about how the government’s online plans will be delivered by local authorities and the challenges in making it happen.
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Video: London 2012 IT - Computer Weekly meets British Olympian Roger Black
To celebrate the London 2012 Olympic Games, Computer Weekly talked to one of the great British Olympians Roger Black - about how excitement is building and the role that technology plays for the athletes preparing for the event.
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CW500: Phil Dixon, development director at betting exchange Betfair
In this CW500 Club video, Phil Dixon, development director at betting exchange Betfair, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges posed by advances on the web and discusses the direction that online strategies will take in the next few years.
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CW500: Ken Woghiren, BBC Worldwide head of architecture & strategy
In this CW500 Club video, BBC Worldwide head of architecture & strategy Ken Woghiren, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges posed by advances on the web and discusses the direction that online strategies will take in the next few years.
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CW500: James Christian, head of innovations at online fashion retailer Net-a-Porter
In this CW500 Club video, James Christian, head of innovations at online fashion retailer Net-a-Porter, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges posed by advances on the web and discusses the direction that online strategies will take in the next few years.
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CW500: David Smith, managing director at online retail trade body IMRG
In this CW500 Club video, David Smith, managing director at online retail trade body IMRG, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges posed by advances on the web and discusses the direction that online strategies will take in the next few years.
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CW500: Harvey Nichols retail operations director, Martin Schofield
In this CW500 video Schofield talked to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges of moving from the IT department to the boardroom.
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CW500: Mitchells & Butlers commercial director Robin Young
In this CW500 video Young talked to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges of moving from the IT department to the boardroom.
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Hadoop's run into enterprise cloud
Free enterprise cloud software from Hadoop is causing a lot of buzz in the market, and the economics of the public cloud are leading customers to more mid-sized cloud providers.
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CIO revs up highway patrol with massive application modernization
Most CIOs take on application modernization one legacy app at a time. That wasn't the case with the Missouri State Highway Patrol's intrepid CIO.
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CW500: Directgov CTO David Matthewman on managing IT for today and future users
In this CW500 Club video, Open University CIO and former Directgov CTO David Matthewman talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the challenges and opportunities of managing IT for today and tomorrow's users.
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CW500: Lloyds of London CIS Marcus Alldrick
In this CW500 Club video interview, Lloyd’s of London chief information security officer Marcus Alldrick talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about IT security in the digital age and the biggest challenges faced by IT leaders.
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CW500: LSE professor and cyber war expert Peter Sommer
In this CW500 Club video interview, London School of Economics professor and cyber war expert Peter Sommer talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about IT security in the digital age and the biggest challenges faced by IT leaders.
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CW500: Antonis Patrikios, senior associate at law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse
In this CW500 Club video interview, Antonis Patrikios, senior associate at law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about IT security in the digital age and the biggest challenges faced by IT leaders.
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Infosec 2011: The security advantages and pitfalls of personal mobile devices in the workplace
Allowing employees to use personal mobile devices for work purposes can increase productivity and improve security measures – but it can can security risks