Chris Gabriel continues to explore the concept of the ‘Aerodynamic Business’.  In this two-part follow up to his first post in the series, Chris looks at the organisational attributes that define the...

The London Olympics will leave many legacies; social, cultural, sporting and infrastructure. But, Tom Kelly argues, a lesser hailed legacy will come in response to overcrowded public transport,...

In a follow up to his recent look at the options available to organisations seeking to manage the data security risks associated with BYOD, James Tay, CEO at Logicalis Asia, sets out the...

Right now staffing accounts for more than 30% of the average IT budget – so it’s little wonder that headcount is always under scrutiny as companies look efficiencies and opportunities to manage...

Organisations worldwide started fastening their seat-belts and jettisoning ballast in 2008, when the headwinds of an economic storm started to build.  Chris Gabriel assesses where the scramble to...

James Tay, CEO at Logicalis Asia, considers the options when it comes to managing the data security risks associated with BYOD. Should it be the traditional Network Access Control (NAC) approach, the...

Steve Chaffee, Solution Architect, Outsourcing & Enterprise Cloud Solutions

 looks at what makes a CIO 'elite' and how an 'average' CIO can break out.

This week Kevin Clark asks whether the Cloud is a suitable component in a Disaster Recover solution and touches on some of the developments in this area as well as providing sound advice to CXOs who...

This week Chris Gabriel gives his view on the idea that the future of technology and innovation lies in the hands of "Digital Natives".  He draws on his own formative technology experiences to argue...

This week we welcome back Steve Clarke, a former CIO with long experience at a senior level running IT operations.  In part 1, Steve talked about his experience moving data centre services for a...