Stephen Pritchard
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Windows XP: Why is the enterprise so reluctant to let it go?
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth The risks to businesses from older OS and software installations are well known, but businesses still aren't budging
Logitech cc3000e ConferenceCam review
By Stephen Pritchard published
Reviews Is this £700 camera and speakerphone combination value for money?
The house that Tim built: Apple's home automation plan
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Apple is widely tipped to move into home automation. Will WWDC see an Apple house of the future?
Why Wi-Fi & coffee are more attractive than 4G
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Tablet users are more likely to turn to Wi-Fi than 4G on the road, research shows. But this could benefit enterprise users
Who are you? The Right to be Forgotten moves closer
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Organisations that gather information on individuals may now have to delete it too, following an EU Court of Justice ruling
Your Life: Government aims to halt STEM decline
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Apprenticeship scheme gains industry support, but long-term questions remain about science and technology teaching
Local domains for local people
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Will new top level domains, including .London, bring order or chaos to the net?
Could banks could lead the way with big data?
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth CapGemini suggests financial services firms could be among the big beneficiaries of big data. If they learn to use it
Windows XP: The final countdown
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Support for Windows XP has now ended. Businesses need to look seriously at migrating their remaining systems
Tech start ups: putting money where your mouth is
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Start-ups' technology can give a firm a competitive edge. Does this mean companies should fund new ventures themselves?
Cyber security: striking a difficult balance
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Governments alone cannot solve the IT security challenge. The IT industry, and business community need to take action too.
Big data investments: Will Government pass the Turin Test?
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth The £42m Turing Institute is a step forward for IT research in the UK, but it needs to succeed on its own merits.
The worldwide web at 25: business' window on the world
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth What are businesses making of an invention many CIOs dismissed as a gimmick?
Care.data: Why business should learn from the NHS' mistakes
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth A lack of public awareness is one reason the Government has delayed the NHS Care.data programme by six months.
If you want to boost productivity, talk to the workers.
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Companies are struggling to design software that works well in a mobile-centric world. Fixing this means going back to basics.
Could multi-channel tech save the high street?
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Town centres have been losing out to retail parks for years. But a move towards smart IT could revive city centre retailing.
Government warns businesses on CNI again
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Could cyber crime be even more damaging than floods to the country's key industries? A Government summit suggests they might.
First IBM, then Motorola: The great Lenovo shopping spree
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Chinese PC maker follows up purchase of IBM's x86 server division with a deal to take Motorola off Google's hands.
Google's Nesting instinct
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth The search giant's acquisition of Nest shows the growing importance of smart buildings.
Wearable tech takes centre stage at CES
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth Wearable computing generated a buzz at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Business use might not be far behind.
IT in 2014: the rise of the machines
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth IT Pro's contributing editor Stephen Pritchard looks forward to 2014, and predicts that automation will come to the fore.
IT investment: still about keeping the lights on
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth The sums IT departments devote to running systems, rather than investing in new tech, remains stubbornly high.
Identity: the heart of all security problems
By Stephen Pritchard published
In-depth The joke is, on the internet, no-one knows you're a dog. In fact, weak identity remains one of IT's core security problems.
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