Digital Transformation – UK.gov to ditch pagers in healthcare, what about nuclear?
When you work in technology, you can often get frustrated [...]
Why did the British Airways Data Theft Happen?
British Airways, or as us self-respecting Northerners call it - [...]
Examples of Cyber Attacks
We all know that cyber attacks are on the increase, [...]
IT for Joint Ventures
The construction industry isn't exactly well-known for innovation and technology, [...]
Good business technology is always reassuringly expensive
There's a reason we love certain technology products, the sleek [...]
What does Cisco Meraki not have in common with a M&S Self-Checkout
A Non-Apology Dear Marks and Spencer Manchester. It was me, [...]
Do you feel like a headless chicken?
I have had a few discussions with IT Managers lately [...]
The Northern Outhouse Powerhouse
I’ve been blogging a bit lately on UK technology policy [...]
The Northern Powerhouse: Where’s the tech?
I used to call the Northern Powerhouse the M62 corridor. [...]
Exchange and .local and internal SSL Certificates
Recently I’ve been doing a lot of work for clients [...]
It’s time to put the Open in Openreach
If like me you’ve spent years in the IT industry, [...]
Exchange 2003: The zombie mail server in waiting!
In my last blog I discussed the information security concerns [...]
If you value your information security, then it’s time to buy new PC’s
At As I sit in the bar on a fine [...]
What Makes an IT Manager?
I frequently tell people the answer to this question is [...]
Even IT’s smartest people can feel a little stupid
It’s funny, no matter how educated you are, you can [...]
The ‘dark internet’ and why MPs are n00bs
I’m finding it increasingly more painful to watch politicians talking [...]
The wrong type of cloud
Despite the government’s attempts to enthuse the economy by selling [...]
Top Ten Considerations when Moving to the Cloud
Over the last few weeks I’ve been on a rather [...]
Candour in business, rather than purple monkey dishwashers
It’s been a strange few [...]