28 Apr 2008Firms must resist calls to indulge the techno-whims of the MySpace generation
28 Mar 2008The energy conservation fad is symptomatic of IT leaders’ narrowing ambition
18 Dec 2007The decline in internal R&D at some of Britain’s largest companies augurs ill for the future
19 Nov 2007Is IBM right to believe that computer games can aid corporate education and inspire innovation?
16 Oct 2007It’s time to stop worrying about bogus behavioural disorders like CCU and state the case for free will
07 Sep 2007New technological breakthroughs are often a clever mix of old ones. But they also mark a leap named Progress
03 Aug 2007Directed at entertainment, high-definition TV could also prove the turning point for video conferencing
09 Jul 2007The reasons given for venerating “tech-savvy” Generation Y are not new and yet again fail to convince
25 Jun 2007The leading web sites for office products epitomise the general lack of imagination in B2B e-commerce
08 Jun 2007In the world of IT, both energy use and e-waste look set to gain an Eastern aspect
30 May 2007Killer applications, not regulatory labyrinths, are the best way to deal with waste in IT
27 Apr 2007Enthusiasm for broadband appears particularly strong in countries with a rich maritime heritage
16 Apr 2007Trailblazing graphics helped the Apple II to outsell Commodore’s PET, and paved the way for an IT revolution
03 Apr 2007Poor service from providers makes getting basic IT services into a new home the bane of modern life
19 Mar 2007The focus of transport technology policy should be on improving efficiency, not monitoring journeys
15 Feb 2007New Labour's enthusiasm for supercasinos betrays a lack of faith in the transformative power of IT
22 Jan 2007In 2017, when you spot members of staff gesticulating at their PCs, it will be more likely that they are hard at work than losing at poker
12 Dec 2006Environmental concerns and contamination fears are likely to generate big business for technology firms
23 Nov 2006Companies are being advised to use in-house bloggers to appease their online detractors
03 Nov 2006Knee-jerk IT choices made in the face of imaginary meltdowns could stymie technological innovation
