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Last week’s blog post (no paper!) recounted my very rare use of the printer. This strike a chord with me and it is noticeable when out and about, and not just in the office, to see how much printing there is which may not be required. Praise a...
I did something very unusual this week- something I have not done for some considerable time. In fact I honestly do not remember the last time I performed this task. The reality of the paperless office......?
That's a SHIP, just in case you skimmed the headline.
There's a lovely story on The Register about the sale by the Japanese government of a coast guard ship called the Yomiuri. The ship was sold indirectly to the North Koreans (aka the ...
I went to an interesting presentation yesterday on that old chestnut, getting value from IT investments. The research which was presented (by the INSEAD e-Lab) focused on three new technology areas – cloud, mobile and collaboration – and aimed to fi...
Microsoft has a Windows 8.1 update (code name Blue) that is coming sooner than you might expect.
Microsoft launched Windows 8 in October 2012 and as far as it goes for this PC user there wasn't much to dislike, it was also tricky to see why I...
I spent three days last week in Scotland. Another few days off according to my staff! I wish! Called in to help with a software implementation, this caused lots of head scratching and sleepless nights getting it to function in a usable manner.
I was at the launch of the 2013 PwC information security breach survey results yesterday and the overall message was pretty grim - more attacks, more breaches and more losses to businesses and UK plc. The survey results make particularly worrying re...
At the ICAEW cloud event held this week at Moorgate Place, Chris Tiernan highlighted on a slide the business benefits of cloud technology. I consider my experiences against this list.
See the results