Stephen Pritchard

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Microsoft's new tablets look attractive and might prove useful. But some IT professionals are still worried about deploying them.

In-depth The impact of Hurricane Sandy has been felt across the world, but businesses should learn lessons from nature's power.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Apple's iPad mini could be ideal for business, if it could make calls.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Device proliferation is both a challenge and an opportunity for IT departments.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Telefonica's "Smart Steps" will sell data gathered from subscribers' phones to businesses, but could raise privacy issues.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Firms may have been reluctant to invest in new equipment during the recession, but costlier electricity might force IT to reconsider.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A leading analyst firm says Windows 8 is a "gamble". But how much does Microsoft's bet matter to businesses?

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Carelessness, not conspiracy, could prove the greatest threat to national infrastructure.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: After several years out of the limelight, back office systems are sneaking back on to the agenda.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Government agency GCHQ is the latest to lend its weight to a cyber security campaign.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: IBM has launched a budget mainframe. But with a $1m price tag, it may be more at home in the cloud than the data room.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: A UK operator finally has the green light to start rolling out 4G, and not before time.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Tougher EU rules on recycling are coming into force. Will bring more costs for hard-pressed IT departments?

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Sometimes, IT companies seem to spend more time in court than developing new products. Maybe the SAP-Oracle settlement shows it is time to move on.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: EU security agency ENISA argues that service providers need to do more to protect our privacy.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Technology is producing a global talent pool, and this could bring drastic changes to the workplace. Is IT ready?

In-depth Inside the enterprise: Apparently kids can hack most people's passwords. But strong authentication is still too costly for most businesses.

In-depth Inside the Enterprise: The aviation industry is still struggling to make a profit. That makes IT all the more critical.

In-depth Business of IT: London 2012 has the potential to bring serious disruption to some companies, making now a good a time to update business continuity plans.

In-depth Inside the enterprise: A company offering free 3G data claims it will shape up the market. But consumers, rather than mobile workers, stand to gain most.