Resources
Podcast
Why go green?
Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
Principal content
Can creative industries survive digital onslaught?
Ian Brown examines the competing rights of content producers and file-sharers and argues that new business models are the future, not blocking users
Print and paper face unprecedented competition
Newspapers might have withstood the advent of radio and television, but they now face unprecedented competition from a variety of digital alternatives, writes Alan Cane
Personal View: We need bold solutions for paradoxical times
The perceived wisdom that the entire media industry must learn from the supposed short-sightedness of the music business is a simplistic generalisation
Managing intelligence: video Q&A
Good decision-making in business relies also on absorbing data, writes Peter Whitehead
Valley View: Google starts to reap rewards of smartphone openness
After a slow start, the Android operating system is turning into a success story for the internet company, writes Chris Nuttall
Perspectives: We need better courses for hybrid hi-tech horses
Without specialists with a wide range of skills, users will not get maximum benefit from the technologies on offer, says Alan Cane
What IT means to me: Recession has changed business’s view of IT
John Swainson of CA tells Peter Whitehead that hard times – and even new regulations – can have beneficial side-effects
What IT means to me: Hard times provide IT with a spark
Digital Business editor Peter Whitehead interviews CA chief executive John Swainson
Security matters: Problems of porous perimeters
Geoff Nairn on the implications of putting data and applications in the cloud
Regulation: Compliance tools can also deliver financial benefits
Stephen Pritchard says businesses are starting to see the opportunities that come along with following the rules
