Videos
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In The Current Issue:
- UKtech50 2019 – the most influential people in UK technology
- UKtech50 2019 winner: Demis Hassabis, co-founder and CEO, DeepMind
- Changes in the CI/CD pipeline
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Video: TechCrunch on the economic climate for tech start-ups
What is the economic climate like for tech start-ups? Are investors still investing?
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Video: The Future of Mobile Government IT
ComputerWeekly.com talks to James Woudhuysen, Professor of Forecasting and Innovation at De Montford University in Leicester, about the future of Mobile Government IT at the GovNet Mobile Government Conference 09 in London.
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How Web 2.0 and IT collaboration can benefit your business
ComputerWeekly recently hosted a roundtable discussion on the benefits of Web 2.0 and IT collaboration, Harnessing Global Business Intellect via Web 2.0, in association with BT.
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Video: CW500 club interview with Catalina McGregor of the Cabinet Office
Catalina McGregor, Founder and Chair of the Cabinet Office CIO/CTO Council Green ICT Delivery Group, discusses Green IT issues and government policy with James Garner at the latest ComputerWeekly 500 club meeting.
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Video: Looking at Safari 4
A first look at Safari 4's new features.
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Video: A day in the life of a mobile business worker
Follow our online editor as he road tests the Sony Vaio TT laptop in a day of mobile business working.
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Database security best practices: Video with David Litchfield
David Litchfield, managing director at NGSSoftware Ltd., reviews three of the most common mistakes that database administrators are making.
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Video: Social Robots in action
Can robots co-exist with humans? The answer is not at the moment, but that day is edging closer as robots using met the public at the Science Museum in London this week.
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Video: CW500 interview with Bruno Laquet Corus CIO
In this video we speak to Bruno Laquet, CIO at Corus. He will be talking about influencing business stakeholders across and up the organization, drawing on his experience as an international CIO.
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Video: Sony Vaio netbook P-Series
Sony today announced the launch of the VAIO P-Series netbook. An ultra portable PC weighing 638g with an eight inch screen and XrossMedia Bar (XMB) similar to the PS3 and PSP which doesn't require you to start Windows Vista.
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Marks and Spencer whistleblower speaks about consumer data security
Tony Goode, the man who blew the whistle on Marks & Spencer’s plans to cut redundancy payouts, had an unblemished career of almost 25 years.
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Video: Merry Christmas from ComputerWeekly.com
What do the ComputerWeekly.com team want for Christmas? Find out in our seasonal message...
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Video: Samsung MultiXpress CLX-8380ND
In this video Faisal Alani, computerweekly.com Content Editor, looks at what makes the Samsung MultiXpress such a great office all-in-one.
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Video: Virgin CEO on why high speed broadband will cost consumers
Virgin Media’s CEO, Neil Berkett, speaks about the commercial barriers to the roll-out of high-speed broadband, the need for a new business model for internet service and content providers, and why consumers need to develop a "digital conscience".
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British Computer Society IT Industry Awards 2008
This page includes linkes to all our BCS Awards coverage, including a video of the night, photo galleries of winners and news stories.
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Video: The Quore WiBrain UMPC review
Quore has released a Wibrain portable computer that is as functional as a regular PC, but is around the same size as a Sony PSP.
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Video: iPhone 2.2 update – Street View mapping
Video showing the iPhone 2.2 update with Street View mapping.
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Video: Asus Eee top touch screen PC
The Asus Eee Top touch screen all-in-one PC gives us a small glimpse into teh future as we gear up to the release of Windows 7.
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Video: Asus Bamboo Ecobook laptop
In our product review we look at Asus's Ecobook, an energy-saving Bamboo laptop.
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Video: Dyal Swap watch
The Swap Watch is a 1.3 megapixel camera, a fully functional phone, and a music and video player (compatible with MP3, AAC and MP4 formats) and includes a T-Flash card for additional storage.
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Video: How hard will the recession 2008 hit IT
In this video we discuss the 2008 recession and how much it will impact the UK's IT industry.
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Video: Product review of the Gyration Air Mouse
The Gyration Air Mouse: In this video Faisal Alani, computerweekly.com Content Editor, reviews the Gyration Air Mouse and offers his opinion.
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Interviews from the Get Ahead 08 event
ComputerWeekly went along to the Get Ahead 2008 event and spoke to speakers from Star Internet, Microsoft and Armstrong Communications about their presentations.
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Video: Offshoring and outsourcing - Paul Willmott of McKinsey
Paul Willmott leads McKinsey's Business Technology Office in London. In this video he discusses the state of play in offshoring and outsourcing. He talks about live trends and how to make outsourcing deals work better.