Stephen Pritchard

In-depth Adobe is moving its professional Creative Suite software to a rental-only model. How will that affect business users?

In-depth Research by Gartner suggests employees may be forced to buy their own IT. This may cause business more problems than it solves.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: If IBM sells its server business to Lenovo, it will further prove the money is not in hardware.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Smartphone users are being encouraged to wipe their handsets before selling them on. Businesses should follow suit.

In-depth A multi-million pound initiative is showing how smart technologies can solve cities' problems.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: A staggering proportion of SMB IT spend might be wasted. Is IT being mis-sold?

In-depth Windows may have dominated desktop computing for the last two decades, but the shift to mobile has favoured Apple, not Microsoft.

In-depth London is running short of data centre space. Is the answer to head to the ‘burbs?

In-depth With MWC done for another year, Stephen Pritchard flags low-cost smartphones and 5G as areas of interest for CIOs.

In-depth Mobile apps are gathering ever more data. Does this pose a risk to personal privacy, and business confidentiality?

In-depth The 4G spectrum auction raised less than the Government hoped. But businesses should still benefit.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Most data security threats are well known and can be prevented. But research shows firms fail to act.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A combination of BYOD and legacy software is bringing firms' applications strategy to breaking point, a consultancy argues.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: A study by Forrester finds that the drive for cloud computing continues to come from lines of business, not IT.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: The National Audit Office issues its report card on government IT. There is still work to be done.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: BT moves to link smartphones to its landline services are good news for consumers, but less good for mobile operators.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: MPs question the armed forces' readiness to deal with cyber security attacks. Businesses should pay attention too.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A New York Times article has rekindled the debate about electronic devices in flight. And the rules do seem muddled.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Tech's greatest achievement of 2012 could yet turn out to be a tiny, cheap computer.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Privacy bodies have raised their concerns about the proposed law. But the impact on business also needs further scrutiny.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Apple's decision to leave out NFC from the iPhone 5 has set the technology back, claims analysts.

In-depth IT spending might be picking up, but projects are unlikely to gain the backing of the board unless they can provide a timely return on investment, reports Stephen Pritchard.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: EE's 4G service works remarkably well. Time will tell whether that is enough to attract businesses.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Subsidies for rural broadband have been approved by the EU, but the UK's 2Mbps target remains controversial.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: BlackBerry maker RIM will add voice calls over WiFi to its BBM service. Is this a defensive move by RIM or another move to make operators "dumb pipes"?